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Despite rising memory costs worldwide, Nintendo president Shuntaro Furukawa stresses that the company is in a position to secure sufficient quantities for its Switch hardware. Said during a quarterly financial reportcaptured by Reuters, Furukawa says there has been no major change to the memory situation from Nintendo’s point of view, indicating that while the memory…

Add preferred source KB Kookmin Bank has signed an agreement with the Korea Credit Guarantee Fund and the Korea Technology Finance Corporation to supply roughly 200 billion won (approximately $149 million) in guaranteed loans to young startup companies. Eligible firms are those whose representative is aged 39 or under and that were founded within the…

AI adoption is having a profound impact on the software supply chain as AI tools have significantly reduced barriers to entry for programmers. However, AI-developed code is also introducing new security risks for organizations to tackle.

RTIH rounds up the stand out retail technology deals, launches, deployments and pilots from the past seven days. Including B&Q, Symbotic, Bodycare, PMC, MillerKnoll, 3D Cloud, URBN, Auchan Retail Romania, shopreme, Hanshow, WHSmith, Carrefour Belgium, HelloFresh, Just Eat, CDS Superstores, and Holland & Barrett.

Supply chain disruption caused by the regional conflict has largely been sorted out, and online shopping has continued to grow through 2026, said the CEO of Apparel Group.

Add preferred source Adobe is expanding its partnership with Britain’s Heathrow Airport to supply agentic AI and customer experience orchestration technology. Heathrow’s website, which draws more than 50 million visitors a year, will run on Adobe CX Enterprise, with Experience Manager delivering personalized content to passengers. Adobe Brand Visibility will manage how the airport’s content…

Another weekend discussion in our Many CXO community in light of PWC cybersecurity incident. As cybercriminals increasingly target third-party technology providers, organisations must rethink how they protect data beyond their own networks.

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Venture Global announced multi-year frame agreements with GE Vernova and Baker Hughes for up to 16 new 720 MW gas-fired power island units and grid equipment to supply behind the meter power for LNG facilities and potential AI data centers without drawing on public grids.

When Ken Griffin, founder of Citadel, warned this week that financial bubbles almost certainly exist within artificial intelligence, Wall Street took notice. But the more interesting part of his argument was directed at corporate America. Companies are opening their bills from OpenAI and Anthropic and asking whether the technology is producing enough productivity to justify…