New payment data from Ramp suggests that Anthropic’s most advanced AI model, Fable 5, has had a slow start among enterprise customers, the Financial Times reports. Two months after launch, Fable 5 accounts for about 11% of total enterprise spending on Anthropic models, breaking the previous trend of customers quickly moving to the most powerful model. According…
On top of July’s 30% price hikes across almost all of its product lines, Nvidia is reportedly preparing to raise prices of servers, including those powered by Vera Rubin and Grace Blackwell chips, by 15%, due to skyrocketing memory prices. That 15% increase for systems being delivered in early 2027, reported by Bloomberg and other…
The impact of technology decisions is rarely limited to the original problem they were intended to solve. A platform selected for one purpose may eventually need to accommodate new devices, cloud services, or business requirements that weren’t part of the original plan. That’s why flexibility is an important part of any long-term technology investment. A…
A single camera, sensor, or access control device is unlikely to attract much attention in an enterprise sustainability strategy. It consumes relatively little energy. It operates quietly in the background. It represents only a fraction of an organization’s overall technological footprint. But when you multiply that device by thousands—or even the tens of thousands—then the…
Every day, enterprise cameras and sensors capture enormous volumes of information about what is happening in the physical world. Much of that data serves an immediate purpose, such as identifying a security incident or helping protect people and property. But its usefulness doesn’t necessarily end there. The same video that helps a manufacturer monitor safety…
Moving an application to the cloud is often discussed as though there is a clear destination: workloads either reside there or they don’t. Physical security complicates that equation. A single security environment can include cameras processing analytics in real time, video that needs to be stored or accessed according to specific requirements, devices operating in…
A few months ago, during a break at an industry conference, I ended up in one of those side conversations that I kept thinking about long after the conference ended. I was talking with several sales leaders about how AI was beginning to reshape the way they worked — from the CRM and business intelligence…
CIOs have talked about enabling the business for years, but IT exec Monica Caldas expects the role will soon be about orchestrating how the business performs. “Today, CIOs are helping organizations navigate technological, operational, and cultural transformation simultaneously,” says Caldas, global CIO for Liberty Mutual Insurance and a 2026 inductee into CIO.com’s CIO Hall of…
Every Friday, Bret Greenstein, CAIO at consulting firm West Monroe, holds a company-wide meeting to share what’s happened in AI over the past week. He also spotlights one employee at the firm who’s created their own AI agent from the ground up, which lives in the company’s internal AI store. Since the store launched in…
Every other week, there’s a new story about AI solving a math problem that took mathematicians decades to touch. Most recently, it was a conjecture that had sat unsolved since 1939, cracked with an assist from an AI model. Meanwhile, the typical team still can’t ask ChatGPT what we sold last week without pulling three…