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    Global IT spending is set to keep growing at a rapid pace, reaching over $6 trillion by 2026. According to Gartner, this represents a 10.8% increase from current levels. The biggest driver of this boom is investments in AI infrastructure, which is fueling a surge in hardware and software spending across industries. AI Infrastructure Leads

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    Many people wonder how secure Apple’s Lockdown Mode really is. The FBI’s recent actions provide some insight, especially for journalists, business leaders, and anyone handling sensitive data. In a notable case, the FBI raided the home of Washington Post reporter Hannah Natanson during an investigation. They seized her electronic devices, including an iPhone that was

    CybersecurityFebruary 6, 2026
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    Google has teamed up with Microsoft to make video calls more flexible. Now, users of Google Meet hardware can join Microsoft Teams meetings directly from their devices. This move helps break down barriers between different video conferencing platforms, making remote and hybrid meetings smoother for everyone involved. Interoperability Brings New Convenience for Users Starting February

    AI & Tech NewsFebruary 6, 2026
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    Microsoft is rolling out a new platform called the Publisher Content Marketplace (PCM) to address concerns about the reliability of AI chatbots. The idea is to create a system where publishers can get paid when their content helps improve AI responses. This move aims to benefit everyone — publishers, AI developers, and users — by

    AI & Tech NewsFebruary 6, 2026
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    Many companies have recently cut back on their customer support teams, betting on AI to do the job more efficiently. The idea was that automated solutions could handle support issues quickly and cheaply. But new insights suggest that this shift might not be the best move after all. AI’s Limitations in Customer Support While AI

    AI & Tech NewsFebruary 6, 2026
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    OpenAI has introduced a new platform called Frontier, just days after Anthropic released open-source plugins for Claude Cowork. These plugins let Claude automate tasks like customer support and IT processes. Now, OpenAI aims to offer a similar solution that helps businesses build, deploy, and manage AI-powered teammates across their operations. What Frontier Offers According to

    AI & Tech NewsFebruary 6, 2026
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    The tech industry recently saw a surprising leadership change at HP, with CEO Enrique Lores stepping down to lead PayPal. Despite this shakeup, experts believe HP is positioned to navigate future challenges by focusing on critical areas like AI-powered PCs, demonstrating clear return on investment, and differentiating through new edge use cases. For businesses, understanding

    AI & Tech NewsFebruary 6, 2026
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    OpenClaw, also known as Moltbot and Clawdbot, is quickly gaining attention as a powerful and potentially dangerous AI tool. It’s not just a simple bot; it’s part of a rapidly expanding ecosystem that raises serious concerns about security and misuse. As this technology spreads, experts warn it could lead to significant risks if left unchecked.

    AI & Tech NewsFebruary 6, 2026
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    OpenAI is aiming for an ambitious goal of reaching US$100 billion in revenue by 2027. A big part of this plan involves creating a team of AI consultants to help large companies adopt their technology. This shift signals a new phase in how AI companies are approaching the complex world of enterprise adoption, moving beyond

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    Researchers from Microsoft have introduced a new way to spot malicious modifications in AI models without knowing what to look for. This method targets large language models (LLMs) that are often shared or reused, which can hide secret triggers. These hidden backdoors, called “sleeper agents,” can remain inactive during normal testing but activate harmful behaviors

    CybersecurityFebruary 6, 2026
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