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AI isn't paying off in the way companies think. Layoffs driven by automation are failing to generate returns, study finds

A Gartner study found that while 80% of companies surveyed reported workforce reductions, there was no correlation to higher ROI.

Fortune

'Workforce reductions may create budget room, but they do not create return': Gartner warns companies relying on layoffs to free up room for AI may be caught out in the long run

Companies are investing in agentic AI and laying off human workers, but Gartner says this is the wrong way to go about it.

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Coinbase Layoffs Have Crypto Bros Down Bad as AI Takes Their Jobs. Don’t Be Surprised If They Get Rehired Soonish.

Coinbase is blaming AI for 14% layoffs, but experts are skeptical this excuse will hold.

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When stability became strategy: the post-upgrade enterprise

Vendors set deadlines, analysts warn of falling behind, and the rhetoric is relentless – much of it built on a misconception about what security and compliance actually require.

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AI is no longer borderless

AI governance is localizing, forcing enterprises toward sovereign, portable architectures.

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'Humans being optional': Gartner says robots will dominate workload handling in 50% of new warehouses by 2030

Warehouses are evolving into automated environments where AI and robotics handle operations, reducing human involvement and increasing system adaptability.

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Catching the Falling Knife: Are These 4 Loser Stocks Down 50% or More Worth the Risk?

Sometimes it pays to shop the sales.

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What You Need to Know Ahead of Gartner’s Earnings Release

Gartner is poised to report its first-quarter results shortly, and analysts are expecting a marginal rise in its EPS.

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Looking for a new PC? Now might be great time to upgrade, as Gartner figures claim shipments are rising — while demand is falling

PC shipments rose 4%, but companies are probably just stockpiling ahead of even more projected price hikes.

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Research suggests AI infrastructure projects are worth the investment less than 30% of the time

Who could have foreseen this?

PC Gamer

The megamanager era: AI is doubling bosses’ workloads—and the costs are just beginning to show

As AI reshapes how workplaces are organized, the gap in human talent could widen faster than anyone expects.

Fortune

2026: The year enterprise AI finally gets to work

AI agents are finally redefining productivity and operational efficiency across industries.

TechRadar

One prediction isn't enough — Why CEOs are shifting to wartime planning

As geopolitical risk mounts, mission-critical scenario planning involves rehearsing several plausible futures at once.

Fortune

SK Group chairman says memory chip shortage will last until 2030 — wafer supply trails demand by 20%

SK Group chairman Chey Tae-won told reporters at Nvidia's GTC conference in San Jose on Monday that the global memory chip shortage is likely to persist for another four to five years.

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Most AI investments fail—here's what the winners get right

At Amazon Web Services, we've observed consistent patterns at partners and customers that separate successful implementations from those that stall.

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Is Gartner Stock Underperforming the S&P 500?

Gartner has trailed behind the S&P 500 over the past year, and analysts remain cautious about the stock’s growth potential.

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A new premium Microsoft 365 'E7' plan pushes more agentic Copilot AI — but is the "First Frontier Suite" worth $99 a month?

Microsoft adds a premium tier to 365 at $99 per user. Packed with AI features, experts still say the discount is slim and the value unclear.

Tom’s Guide

Gaming PCs could become unaffordable by 2028 — and Nvidia's 'fantastic' AI boom is pricing us out

Rising RAM prices are killing budget PC gaming. A new report predicts entry-level rigs at $2,000+ by 2028, potentially pushing gamers to consoles or cloud.

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'Managers must find a balance': Report claims businesses might need to get HR involved to make workers use AI

Around twice as many managers than regular employees experiment with AI – mangers hold the key to broader AI adoption.

Fortune

Lenovo's CIO says patience is a virtue in AI investing, but the clock is ticking

Lenovo CIO Arthur Hu says AI investments take time to produce ROI. But admits boards are also ramping up pressure on technologists.

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No, the sub-$500 PC market will not disappear by 2028 - Au contraire, I expect it to thrive. Here's why

The sub-$500 PC market is huge and yet Gartner wants us to believe that it will disappear within 100 weeks.

TechRadar

'The sub-$500 entry-level PC segment will disappear by 2028': Gartner predicts that budget computers are on borrowed time

Severity of RAM crisis could mean the sub-$500 PC market will 'disappear by 2028' according to one analyst firm.

Player One

RAM Shortages Could Wipe Out Entry-Level PCs by 2028, Drive Up Prices Across Tech Industry

Ongoing RAM shortages may end sub-$500 PCs by 2028, with prices for PCs, smartphones, and gaming consoles expected to surge sharply.

Windows Central

"The sub-$500 entry-level PC segment will disappear by 2028" — Rising memory costs are driving cheap PCs to extinction, and 2026 is when it all begins

According to a senior analyst at Gartner, the sub-$500 PC market will have completely disappeared by 2028 due to rising component costs. It's not exactly a surprise, but it is a dire warning to anyone who needs a new laptop.

Tom’s Hardware

Entry-level PC market to ‘disappear’ by 2028 — rising memory prices pile more strain on consumer PC market

A 130% surge in combined DRAM and SSD prices by the end of 2026 will push PC prices up 17% compared to 2025 levels and wipe out the sub-$500 PC market.

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