Month: July 2025

AI and Energy Investments Surge At the same spot where steel once reigned supreme and smokestacks charted Pittsburgh’s skyline, a new industrial revolution is taking shape—this time powered by artificial

Next-Gen AI Hardware Beyond GPUs In 1997, IBM’s Deep Blue defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov—a pivotal moment in artificial intelligence. But beneath the triumph lay massive hardware: racks of

Meta Acquires PlayAI to Enhance Wearables When Facebook rebranded to Meta in 2021, it wasn’t just a name change—it was a declaration of intent. The tech titan signaled its ambitious

AI Triggers Layoffs at Job Platforms When the printing press revolutionized publishing in the 15th century, thousands of scribes were suddenly out of work. The march of technology continued, and

AI Marketing Strategies Driving Growth In 2012, when Netflix launched its recommendation algorithm, few foresaw how profoundly artificial intelligence would transform customer engagement. Today, similar AI-powered strategies have migrated into

China Seeks Banned Nvidia Chips When the U.S. unveiled its ambitious semiconductor export controls in October 2022, it marked a pivotal moment in the global tech war—a modern-day echo of

AI Transforming Military Strategy Today In 1991, the Gulf War introduced military strategists to the overwhelming synergy of precision-guided missiles and satellite surveillance. Now, artificial intelligence (AI) is delivering a

Chinese AI Scientists Lead Globally In 1956, when computer scientists gathered at Dartmouth College to define the nascent field of artificial intelligence, few could have predicted that nearly seven decades

AI Chatbots Streamline NZ Healthcare In 2023, an overwhelmed pharmaceutical advisor at New Zealand’s PHARMAC realized that reviewing mountains of clinical reports manually was no longer sustainable. The solution didn’t

Essential AI Skills for Career Success In 1997, IBM’s Deep Blue made headlines by defeating world chess champion Garry Kasparov. At the time, many viewed this moment as a novel