Gadgets
I hope the Motorola Signature 27 is great, but I have 2 big concerns I can’t shake
An opinion piece discussing the upcoming Motorola Signature 27 and its potential to disrupt the US smartphone market.
Opinion & Editorials
Columns, editorials and think pieces from across the industry.
More Tech
SpaceX no longer needs NASA, and that's a problem for America's space agency
An analysis of how SpaceX's growth and efficiency have reduced its reliance on NASA, potentially creating challenges for the US space agency.
Enterprise
Rethinking web application security in an ever-changing threat landscape
Yaz Bekkar of Barracuda discusses the need to rethink web application security given that apps average 20 vulnerabilities.
Gadgets
The iPhone 18 Pro is the antithesis to Android’s AI era
An opinion piece argues that the iPhone 18 Pro represents a different philosophy compared to Android's aggressive AI integration.
AI
We urgently need to monitor AI agents’ actions in real time
An argument for the urgent implementation of real-time monitoring for AI agents following several unauthorized actions.
AI
I Gave My Blood to the AI Death Clock
An author shares their negative personal experience using an AI-powered 'Death Clock' designed to predict life expectancy.
Enterprise
Why enterprises need an AI readiness score before building an AI roadmap
Naveenn Suri argues that enterprises should determine an AI readiness score before developing their AI implementation roadmaps.
Policy
Starlink vs Jio: Foreign firms need to match national priorities to win Indian favour
An opinion piece argues that foreign tech firms like Starlink must align with Indian national priorities to succeed in the market.
AI
Atlassian people chief Avani Prabhakar calls AI mandates a ‘very bad start’
Atlassian's people chief, Avani Prabhakar, argues against AI mandates, noting that 'super users' naturally drive team adoption.
AI
India can build the AI engine, but can it build the next global tech giant?
Sandeep Menon discusses why India's engineering skills have not yet produced enough globally competitive tech product companies.
Startups
Sell first, build second, automate last: A solo founder’s playbook for the AI era
Hostinger's Head of Product Innovation argues that AI makes building products effortless, shifting the primary challenge to sales and customer acquisition.
AI
Agentic AI in BFSI: The challenge is defining how much autonomy to give machines
The adoption of Agentic AI in the banking and financial services sector depends on determining the appropriate level of machine autonomy.
Enterprise
The convergence of AI, IoT and building automation: Why interoperability will define smart infrastructure
Varun Joshi argues that interoperability is the critical factor for the success of AI and IoT in smart building infrastructure.
Enterprise
AI is becoming more accessible, so why is enterprise adoption still so expensive?
Alteryx's Sabya Sen discusses the financial challenges and unpredictable costs associated with scaling generative AI in enterprise operations.
AI
AI agents in lending: Why banks must govern decisions, not just automate workflows
The article argues that banks and NBFCs must focus on governing AI decision-making authority rather than just automating workflows in lending.
Gadgets
The New M6 MacBook Pro Has a Serious Price Problem
Commentary on the M6 MacBook Pro's $1,999 pricing, noting that a Mac Mini and M5 MacBook Air at current sale prices offer better value.
Gadgets
These Transparent PS5 Controllers Might Just Distract You From the Death of Discs
Commentary on Sony's transparent PS5 controllers as a distraction from broader PlayStation strategy shifts.
Policy
Europe should make AI prove its value before giving it priority on the grid
European governments should require AI infrastructure to demonstrate value before prioritizing grid access, given the broader stakes for households and businesses in electricity network allocation.