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The Washington D.C. region — which includes Northern Virginia, Maryland and the District itself — is one of the United States’ most prominent defense hubs. It headquarters five of the country’s largest defense contractors and rakes in the highest concentration of defense dollars, totaling $106.7 billion in 2023. Thanks to its proximity to the Pentagon,…

Ace Workflow has released research finding that companies lose 26% of working time to wasted effort. The study examined 680 processes across 128 companies in 10 sector groups.

South Africa is home to an advancing digital infrastructure and a lively startup ecosystem, making it a prime driver of Africa’s growing digital economy. Additionally, the country’s government is proactively fostering digital growth through initiatives like Building for Africa, which supports the adoption of cloud technologies and equips local ecosystems for AI-driven innovation.

Most companies believe they have a customer data problem. They do not. They have a customer intelligence problem.

Companies that stuck with their diversity, equity, and inclusion policies during the second Trump administration, which has sought to cut such programs from the federal government and encouraged private-sector firms to follow suit, have incurred no financial penalties, according to a new study. 

Weeks after the state’s AI Transparency Law took effect, researchers looked into which companies generating images and audio met the mark. Aug 17, 2026 Updated 3:37 pm PT Technology leaders attend a generative artificial intelligence meeting in San Francisco on June 29, 2023. Artificial intelligence detection tools are increasingly used to identify generative content online. (Carlos…

The artificial intelligence boom is driving unprecedented demand for data centers, raising concerns about their growing energy consumption, water use and carbon footprint. These challenges are making companies look beyond traditional land-based data centers.

BERLIN, Aug 16 (Reuters) – German companies slashed investments in the United States to a three-year low in the first half of ‌2026, as Trump administration policies fed uncertainty between the transatlantic trading ‌partners.

In a memo issued late Wednesday, the Trump administration announced a program that could authorize some U.S. businesses to pursue government-selected foreign cybercriminals.

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