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Investors assessed whether the massive AI investment cycle can continue beyond infrastructure and into enterprise applications. Shivani Kumaresan·Stocktwits Published Aug 30, 2026   |   9:52 PM EDT

When Apple dropped the $599 MacBook Neo last month, I did what any data scientist pretending to be financially responsible would do.

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I’ve worked closely with finance and accounting teams to understand their operational challenges. Month-end close is a pressure cycle that demands precision, compliance, coordination, and real-time visibility. A single bottleneck can delay reporting, and a single manual error can cascade across statements. That’s what made me want to dig deeper into the best financial close…

There is something about September looming, with all its back-to-reality energy, that makes you feel as though it’s time to get your life together.

Today’s cyber threats are fueled by more: More ransomware. More attacks leveraging native tools for lethal LOTL.  More remote storage pillaging and data exfiltration.  More malicious co-opting of third-party tools. More supply chain attacks.

AI factories are moving from ambitious plans toward production, but the path from graphics processing unit acquisition to usable systems remains a race against time.

North Carolina educators are trying to navigate one of the most complex technological quandaries facing students in years: How to teach the value and ethical use of artificial intelligence without students becoming so reliant that they don’t learn how to reason for themselves. 

Airbound, an Indian startup building autonomous drones, has raised $37 million in fresh capital as it pushes to make moving goods through the air as cheap as trucking them by road.

Researchers have uncovered ToxicPanda 2.0, an Android banking Trojan and remote-access tool designed for account takeover and “on-device fraud.”