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Organizations that treat AI as a leadership discipline will build sustainable advantage.
AI will not replace the CIO. But CIOs who avoid learning how to work with it may quietly replace themselves.
NCR Atleos appointed a new Chief Information Officer as the company sharpens its focus on digital transformation and long-term growth.

Meta Denies Lawsuit Claiming WhatsApp Encryption Can Be Bypassed
The company threatened to countersue the lawyers behind the case, who also represent spyware firm NSO Group.

AI Adoption Is Stalling Inside the Enterprise
In Q4 2025, only 38% of U.S. employees said their organization has integrated AI tools to improve productivity, efficiency, or quality. That figure has barely moved quarter over quarter.

CoreWeave to Deploy New NVIDIA Hardware After $2B Investment
The funding will support the buildout of new data centers and add to the billions already raised by the company since its March IPO.

Amazon Trims Workforce by 16,000 in Latest Round of Workforce Cuts
This is their second large-scale layoff in less than four months, expanding a wider restructuring that began in October 2025.

Gallup Data Shows Steady Growth in Workplace AI Use
According to the fall 2025 workforce survey, 26% of workers report using AI a few times a week or more, and 12% use it every day. Nearly half of all respondents said they have used AI at some point.
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In the growing alphabet soup of executive roles, the rise of the Chief Digital Officer has become fashionable, but it can unintentionally signal a lack of trust in the CIO to lead digital evolution.
World Leaks released over 188,000 files, reportedly containing sensitive information tied to product development and supply chain logistics.
The cybersecurity startup founded in 2023 by former Palantir engineer Alex Dhillon, has raised $40 million in Series B funding.
Threat researchers from Mandiant, Okta, and Sophos describe a campaign that depends on tight coordination and precise timing.
The company reported second-quarter revenue of $81.3 billion, an increase of 17% compared to the prior year.
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