European data center developer Global Technical Realty (GTR) has secured a massive $1.9 billion equity investment. The capital comes from KKR, which added $1.5 billion to its existing stake, and new investor Oak Hill Capital, which committed $400 million. The funding will fuel a major expansion acro
While Wall Street fixates on AI, a group of leaders in banking, autos, pharma, and industrials are quietly executing stunning transformations. From Citigroup’s comeback to Ralph Lauren’s luxury pivot, here are the performances you missed.
The Midcontinent Independent System Operator is teaming up with Microsoft to overhaul its grid management. The plan uses AI to forecast demand and prevent congestion, aiming to cut decision cycles from weeks down to minutes.
A sobering note from Goldman Sachs suggests the massive AI spending spree by tech giants is on a collision course with reality. Analysts warn that to justify current investment levels, companies need over $1 trillion in annual profit, but consensus estimates are only for $450 billion.
Fast Company has officially opened the application window for its 2026 Best Workplaces for Innovators awards. This marks the eighth year of the program, which now includes 19 categories, with a brand-new focus on Skilled Labor.
GameStop has announced a massive, entirely at-risk compensation package for CEO Ryan Cohen. He gets nothing unless he can increase the company’s market value more than tenfold to $100 billion and hit major profit goals.
The Linux kernel is set to get a powerful new static analysis tool designed to catch locking bugs before they happen. It’s called Context Analysis and it will debut in the Linux 7.0 kernel, but it requires the upcoming Clang 22 compiler to work.
Returns are a financial and ecological disaster for retailers. A startup called rScan is turning that problem into an opportunity for enterprising resellers with a smart barcode-scanning app and data platform.
A new Horizon Europe project called SHASAI is taking a holistic approach to AI cybersecurity. Running from November 2025 to April 2029, it will develop tools to protect AI from design through real-world operation.
In a major shift, Qualcomm is discussing using Samsung’s 2nm process for its upcoming high-end chip. This move could reshape the semiconductor foundry battle, especially against TSMC.
