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    Texas Instruments commits $60B to domestic chip manufacturing

    New plants in Texas and Utah will produce foundational semiconductors for Apple, Ford and Nvidia, the nearly 100-year-old tech company said Wednesday.

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    Why 2025 is the year to modernize estimation

    Why estimation modernization is now urgent for CIOs balancing AI, agility, governance and risk.

  • The Salesforce logo is seen at Salesforce Tower on December 1, 2020 in San Francisco, California.
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    Salesforce preps price hike amid AI blitz

    The software company will increase pricing across several of its core products, including Slack, Enterprise Editions for Sales Cloud and Service Cloud.

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    IBM integrations target security, governance for agents

    “When these autonomous systems aren’t properly governed or secured, they can carry steep consequences,” said Ritika Gunnar, general manager of data and AI. 

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    Broadcom deploys souped up VMware private cloud

    The company made its VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 bundle generally available to customers Tuesday after two months of public beta pre-release.

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    Cigna launches generative AI assistant for members

    The health insurer is trying to improve the customer experience by connecting them with an AI bot, but analyses show generative AI can make mistakes.

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    Tech roles proliferate in the C-suite amid AI adoption push

    Half of executives say their organization has at least four C-level technology officers, according to Deloitte data.

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    Databricks activates agent-building toolkit, deepens hyperscaler alliances

    The company expanded its Microsoft Azure AI integrations and deployed Google’s Gemini models as it continued to forge agentic partnerships.

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    How Kraft Heinz measures AI project value

    A newly formed team helps the food and beverage giant assess the success of an initiative as it works to facilitate an innovation funnel.

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    Mattel rolls out ChatGPT Enterprise

    The toymaker plans to use OpenAI’s technology to improve product development and customer engagement.

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    Start small, win big: How to choose the right AI use cases

    CIOs can guide their organizations to success by focusing on applications that solve existing pain points and provide measurable business value.

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    Michelin scraps VMware containers for open-source Kubernetes platform

    The tire manufacturer saw costs decrease 44% after moving 450 applications to an in-house platform.

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    Oracle waves off cloud customers as its data center investments balloon

    “We are putting out as much capacity as we possibly can,” CEO Safra Catz said during a Wednesday earnings call.

  • AWS VP of Worldwide Public Sector Dave Levy speaks with U.S. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard on stage at the AWS Summit in Washington, D.C. on June 10, 2025.
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    National security agencies embrace AI for operations

    Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and CIA Director of AI Lakshmi Raman discussed using the technology to accelerate accreditation processes and declassify documents.

  • AWS VP of Worldwide Public Sector Dave Levy speaks with White House AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks during a fireside chat at the AWS Summit in Washington, D.C. on June 10, 2025.
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    Trump AI czar talks DeepSeek, doomers and regulation

    David Sacks also urged enterprise technology leaders to do their part and help overcome AI's poor perception problem at this week’s AWS Summit.

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    Cisco fortifies enterprise networking gear to support AI workloads

    The company is aiming to help enterprises bolster security and resilience as they power up compute-intensive AI workloads.

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    Starbucks deploys virtual assistant to improve workflows

    Green Dot Assist will help staff look up various ingredients for drinks, troubleshoot equipment and help managers staff last-minute callouts.

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    The enterprise is not ready for vibe coding — yet

    CIOs are familiar with AI-based approaches to software and application development, but it’s a field that keeps growing. 

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    How 3 banks are capitalizing on AI

    Lloyds Banking Group, NatWest and Truist are building on in-house productivity gains to scale more ambitious use cases.

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    VMware accuses Siemens of stalling in software licensing dispute

    The Broadcom-owned vendor complained of discovery process delays Friday in a civil suit stemming from a September support service renewal request.

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    Restaurants develop a taste for AI as economic outlook sours

    BJ’s Restaurants, Cracker Barrel and Bloomin’ Brands pursue efficiency and productivity gains with AI initiatives.

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    AI skills shortage surpasses big data, cybersecurity

    Scarcity of AI skills jumped from 2023, marking the steepest rise Nash Squared has ever recorded.

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    How PepsiCo moves past AI pilot purgatory

    The food and beverage company focuses on "four or five big bets" and provides an internal sandbox for employee experimentation, said Athina Kanioura, EVP, chief strategy and transformation officer.

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    Trump scraps Biden software security, AI, post-quantum encryption efforts in new executive order

    The White House accused the Biden administration of trying to “sneak problematic and distracting issues into cybersecurity policy.” 

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    US sheds 131K tech jobs in May as economic uncertainty persists

    Despite the dip, total IT employment remains positive for the year, according to a CompTIA review of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data.

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    Broadcom takes a private cloud victory lap as it axes bottom-tier VMware partners

    The tech giant has converted 87% of its 10,000 largest customers to the VMware Cloud Foundation bundle, CEO Hock Tan said during a Thursday earnings call.