October 2025

Anthropic’s announcement this week that it will deploy up to one million Google Cloud TPUs in a deal worth tens of billions of dollars marks a significant recalibration in enterprise AI infrastructure strategy.  The expansion, expected to bring over a gigawatt of capacity online in 2026, represents one of the largest single commitments to specialised […]

At its London Symbiosis 4 event on 22 October, Druid AI introduced what it terms Virtual Authoring Teams – a new generation of AI agents that can design, test, and deploy other AI agents. The announcement marks a move towards what the company calls a ‘factory model’ for AI automation. According to Druid, the system

The emergence of artificial intelligence has fundamentally altered the field of content creation. Tools capable of generating coherent, often impressive, text, are now ubiquitous. Yet, despite their sophistication, AI-generated content presents a persistent challenge because it often has a “robotic” quality, lacking the warmth, nuance, and genuine voice that connects with a human audience. The

For chief data and information officers, especially in tightly regulated sectors, data governance has been a major cause preventing enterprise adoption of AI models. The issue of data sovereignty – which concerns where company data is handled and kept – has held many back, forcing them to use complex private cloud solutions. Others have simply

Reports are circulating this week that Meta is cutting approximately 600 positions from its AI division, a move that seems paradoxical given the company’s aggressive recruitment campaign over recent months. The contradiction raises important questions about Meta’s AI strategy and what it signals for the broader tech industry. For those following Meta AI job cuts,

Security experts at JFrog have found a ‘prompt hijacking’ threat that exploits weak spots in how AI systems talk to each other using MCP (Model Context Protocol). Business leaders want to make AI more helpful by directly using company data and tools. But, hooking AI up like this also opens up new security risks, not

Link strategies are important in improving search engine optimisation (SEO) and online visibility. Artificial intelligence is changing these strategies, making them more accurate and efficient. This article examines AI’s impact on link strategies, highlighting current tools and future trends. Businesses are always looking for new ways to improve their online presence. Link strategies are the

A few years ago, the business technology world’s favourite buzzword was ‘Big Data’ – a reference to organisations’ mass collection of information that could be used to suggest previously unexplored ways of operating, and float ideas about what strategies they may best pursue. What’s becoming increasingly apparent is that the problems companies faced in using

CIOs want to fix IT problems faster without expanding headcount, and many see AI adoption as the solution for their operations. For ages, they’ve used things like automation and self-help portals to handle this, so their teams can solve issues quickly. Now, AI is getting involved, and lots of companies are trying to use it

For CFOs and CIOs under pressure to modernise finance operations, automation, as seen in several generations of RPA (robotic process automation), isn’t enough. It’s apparent that transparency and explainability matter just as much. Accounting firms and finance functions inside organisations are now turning to AI systems that reason, not just compute. One of the most