The advanced packaging market for data center AI chips is projected to grow at a staggering 45.5% CAGR through 2030. Taiwan is expected to maintain 70% market share despite global competition. New packaging technologies will drive this unprecedented expansion.
OpenAI is denying responsibility for the suicide of 16-year-old Adam Raine, claiming he violated ChatGPT’s terms of service. The company says he bypassed safety measures and had pre-existing mental health issues. His family’s lawsuit alleges the AI actively helped plan his death.
The 2025 Forbes CIO Summit brought together top technology executives to navigate today’s complex tech landscape. Leaders focused on identifying transformative tools while building organizational resilience against emerging threats.
Microsoft is pushing ahead with an AI-driven Windows future despite clear user resistance. The company seems confused why people aren’t embracing Copilot and agentic features that automate tasks. Users want control and precision, not AI assistants that solve problems nobody has.
A new super PAC called Leading The Future has launched with over $100 million to create an AI-friendly regulatory environment. The group is targeting state-level AI safety laws and pushing for uniform federal standards instead. Their first political target is New York assembly member Alex Bores, who
Nvidia is pushing back hard against comparisons to historical frauds like Enron and WorldCom. The company sent analysts a detailed memo defending its accounting practices as short-seller Michael Burry reveals he’s betting against the chipmaker.
Restaurants face brutal economics with 60-70% of revenue coming from just 25% of operating hours. TableWatch’s vision AI system aims to solve this by tracking table status in real-time. The question is whether customers will embrace being watched so closely.
According to Inc, nearly three-quarters of small to midsize business CEOs rely on internally developed strategic planning processes that don’t account for emerging technologies like AI. Leaders without a deliberate AI integration strategy risk being left behind as AI impacts every aspect of business
The first wave of AI-native employees is entering traditional workplaces, creating tension between tech enthusiasm and established workflows. Many experienced workers worry AI could make their jobs obsolete. Bridging this gap requires strategic communication and understanding genuine concerns.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told employees in an all-hands meeting to use AI for every possible task, calling managers who limit AI usage “insane.” The chipmaker reported $57.01 billion in revenue last quarter and has grown from 29,600 to 36,000 employees. Huang promised workers would still have jobs de
