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The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution started with a scramble for processing power, as graphics processing units (GPUs) from Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) powered large language model training. Although GPUs remain top of mind for hyperscalers, demand has also begun to shift toward custom application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) designed by Broadcom.

The Defense Intelligence Agency’s chief AI officer is anticipating a future in which digital agents work together across a combatant command to help the military and intelligence community achieve mission success.

Artificial intelligence is transforming countless fields, and mathematics is no exception. AI is now tackling problems once thought beyond its reach, prompting mathematicians to consider how the discipline, and their role in it, will evolve alongside this rapidly advancing technology.

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“What are new things I need to learn? And what are old things I don’t need to learn?”

Ainika Hou in a tennis match at Carnegie Mellon University. Hou and Peter Spivack started a new course at CMU that introduces students to the analytics behind a tennis match. (Courtesy of Carnegie Mellon University)

The enterprise software landscape is shifting as generative artificial intelligence moves from hype to integration. Choosing between a pure-play AI pioneer like C3.ai (NYSE:AI) and an established titan like Salesforce (NYSE:CRM) requires balancing high-growth potential against stable profitability.

The $3 trillion club got a little more crowded following second-quarter earnings. Microsoft regained its position at this level and is nearly at the $4 trillion mark. Amazon briefly entered the $3 trillion club following the strong reception of its earnings, but has since dropped below the $3 trillion threshold. By the end of 2027, I’d expect…

As it gets closer to the end of 2026, it looks like the market has a fair chance of scoring another year of double-digit gains. Anything can happen over the next five months, but year to date, the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) is up 13.4%. If it remains steady or rises further, it will be…

As mentioned in previous columns, I believe the surge in artificial intelligence is unstoppable. Whereas we’ve seen many applications—for example, research assistance and the discovery of trends—most were aimed at productivity improvements: obviously of value, but not leading to disruptive innovation or system solutions.