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The Go Global investment strategy has outperformed Stay Home this year, and August has not changed that. Korea and Taiwan are back at the front of the performance rankings to start the month, with China lagging again.

Nearly seven in 10 B2B buyers prefer to complete purchases without interacting with a sales representative, underscoring a shift toward rep-free, self-directed, digital buying behavior, according to a survey released by Gartner.

Las Vegas was hotter than hell last week, but not as hot as the market for artificial intelligence-enabled security atBlack Hat USA 2026. A bandwagon of million-dollar booths for overfunded agentic security startups arose like mirages from the desert. Fortunately, there was also real value to be found amidst the AI hallucinations.

The market is offering a software giant’s immense cash flow at a steep discount, forcing investors to decide if the price reflects a temporary problem or a permanent one.

Numerous fields rely heavily on research and data analysis. From the scientific community to business decision-makers, statistical science has long impacted people’s lives in many ways. Statistical analysis, which employs technological methods to condense and depict the ‘facts and figures’ of diverse data, may appear to be a very complex and challenging science.This article briefly discusses…

Google briefly allowed anyone to create AI-modified versions of satellite imagery available in Google Earth—before quickly reversing its decision as people shared examples of AI-generated pictures that illustrated the potential for misinformation and disinformation.

AI in accounting and financial reporting is accelerating efficiency and expanding analytical reach, particularly in management oversight and financial review. Yet the shift introduces new forms of risk tied to model design, data quality and interpretability. As responsibility moves from manual execution to system oversight, the audit profession must rethink how accountability, judgment and assurance…

The controversy-plagued hedge fund Situational Awareness just dropped $400 million into chip startupructure bets despite mounting scrutiny. The investment marks one of the largest semiconductor plays this year and shows the fund’s continued conviction in the AI hardware race, even as questions swirl about its operations and strategy

Meta just started labelling AI-assisted ads. Most platforms will follow. It’s not a question of if but when.

Taiwan Semiconductor (NYSE: TSM) is one of the biggest beneficiaries of the artificial intelligence revolution that nobody talks about. It’s making chips for major players, including Nvidia, Broadcom, and Advanced Micro Devices. All of these companies are competing to secure more space in data centers. Yet one company stands to benefit regardless of which company…