Prometheus' rapid valuation surge highlights the growing demand for AI in industrial sectors, potentially reshaping engineering and manufacturing.
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Micron's AI-driven growth highlights the potential for sustained high valuations in tech, but also underscores risks of volatility and valuation compression.
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TORONTO, June 11, 2026 — The Vector Institute today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Helmholtz Munich, one of Germany’s leading health and environmental research centres, […]
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Trump's AI profit-sharing push could reshape tech valuations, balancing public benefits with investor interests and regulatory oversight.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., June 11, 2026 — Glean’s Work AI Institute has released its inaugural Work AI Index, revealing a growing disconnect at the center of enterprise AI: workers are using […]
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The intensifying rivalry between OpenAI and Anthropic could redefine AI's regulatory landscape and influence future technological ethics.
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Oracle's aggressive AI investments highlight the risks of over-leveraging and shareholder dilution, potentially impacting long-term financial stability.
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Just after Seattle enacted a one-year data center moratorium that some of Amazon's own employees pushed for, Amazon shared how much water its data centers use, reportedly for the first time. With concerns about water consumption and energy use a focus of new AI data center construction debates, Amazon says its global data center operations consumed 2.5 billion gallons of water in 2025 at a rate of 0.12 liters per kilowatt-hour of electricity, dropping by two percent from its 2024 total even as it expanded operations.
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Under-the-hood AI changes and efficiency improvements at the OS layer across Apple’s platforms are certainly the highlights at WWDC 2026. But there have also been significant changes IT admins will need to prepare for, particularly around Declarative Device Management (DDM).
The Intel age is over
Apple warned us this was coming, but macOS 27 will not support Intel at all. The company will deliver three more years of security updates for those devices, and you will still be able to use Rosetta to get Intel app binaries to run legacy apps on Apple Silicon. But if you still rely on any Intel apps or Macs, it really is time to plan your upgrade.
DDM becomes the present
It was the future once, but when it comes to Declarative Device Management (DDM) that future is now. Apple is removing all its legacy MDM mechanisms to replace them with DDM. “For IT admins, WWDC 2026 is a migration year,” wrote Fleet. “Apple is removing legacy MDM mechanisms and replacing them with Declarative Device Manag