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For years, business leaders treated digital marketing as a series of isolated experiments. There was a silo for search engine optimization, a separate budget for paid ads, and another isolated team handling social media. Today, that kind of fragmentation is a massive liability. True omnichannel visibility requires a unifying intelligence to connect the dots.

Seattle tech industry leaders are optimistic as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in everyday lives, including the affects it could have on local jobs.

Since the unveiling of iPhone Duo, the idea of all major interface navigation elements being accessible from your thumb has been really interesting. Apple re-invented the idea of smartphone navigation with the outer display on iPhone Duo, and now it feels quite wrong that every smartphone puts things at the top.

S.D. (KOTA) – U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds joined executives from Anthropic Friday for a campus-only conversation at South Dakota Mines on the opportunities and risks of artificial intelligence. The noon discussion in the Surbeck Center Beck Ballroom brought together students, faculty, alumni and staff with Rounds and Anthropic’s head of federal affairs Anthony Cimino and…

Inaugural Summit brought together supply chain leaders to examine how AI-native automation, connected data and emerging technologies are moving from concept to real-world deployment across gate and yard operations

GUEST OPINION:Managed cloud services are an operational model in which a specialized provider continuously manages, secures, monitors, and optimizes an organization’s cloud environment to improve reliability, control costs, and reduce infrastructure overhead. As cloud estates become more distributed and workloads more demanding, this model is evolving beyond traditional monitoring and technical support. The next generation…

At a MAHA summit in Washington D.C. RFK Jr. said he met with Sam Altman of OpenAi. HHS secretary said it would be malpractice for a doctor to not consult Ai when advising a patient (Armstrong Williams Show)

Earlier this month, an Anthropic researcher issued a doomsday warning straight out of a sci-fi novel – there’s a 10 per centchance of Artificial Intelligence could destroy humanity.

At Taiwan Innotech Expo 2026, the most interesting question was whether technology could solve real problems before they become expensive, dangerous or irreversible. Across the Taipei World Trade Centre halls, the best exhibits reflected efficiency and practical value. I was eager to take it all in.

It’s been over four years since Intel Arc graphics made their debut. Team Blue, primarily known for making some of the best processors of all time, had made its second big swing against the best graphics cards. Alchemist had promise from a price-to-performance perspective; the A-series impressed with budget-friendly performance in 1080p and 1440p with…