Dell AI Data Platform: A Technical Perspective

Every enterprise AI conversation eventually collapses into a data conversation. Models are increasingly abundant, but differentiated, governed, trustworthy data remains scarce. For most architects, the bottleneck to production AI is rarely the GPU — it is the data plane feeding it. In a traditional architecture, data is stored according to organizational boundaries, creating silos that […]

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When Business Comes Before Technology

In the last two years, artificial intelligence has definitively occupied the center of the business agenda. Boards of directors, CEOs and technology leaders discuss AI with the same intensity as they treat growth, productivity and competitiveness. Companies announced billion-dollar investments, multiplied pilot projects and accelerated the incorporation of technology in practically all areas of the […]

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Why 37 million Celsius bankruptcy shares are blocked from an immediate cash-out despite Nasdaq debut

On July 28, Ionic Digital, which acquired Celsius Mining assets after Celsius Network’s bankruptcy, began trading on Nasdaq under the ticker IOND. The direct listing created a public market for existing Class A shares, including shares issued in connection with the Celsius bankruptcy plan, but it did not automatically let every holder of creditor-linked stock […]

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Apple’s reliance on Qualcomm could decline faster than expected after Q4 2026

The 2026 iPhone lineup could divest further from Qualcomm as Apple increases use of its in-house C-series modem, though Qualcomm blames supply constraints on a faster-than-expected transition. Qualcomm and Apple’s relationship has been in question since Apple’s release of an in-house C-series modem. While a contract between the companies is set to end in March […]

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Samsung beats estimates with demand for AI chips in full

Samsung reported an operating profit above market expectations in the second quarter of 2026, driven by strong demand for memory chips aimed at artificial intelligence (AI) applications. The performance was supported primarily by increased sales for AI servers, which led the company to reach all-time highs in its memory division. The results released by the […]

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Hugging Face’s CEO isn’t suing OpenAI over the AI hack, he wants $100 million in compute instead

Bottom line: Clément Delangue is not treating the recent breach involving OpenAI’s models as a typical security incident. Rather than limiting his response to internal fixes or legal action, the Hugging Face CEO is publicly calling for two specific concessions: full disclosure of what happened within the systems and a major commitment of computing power […]

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AI: Zuckerberg criticizes centralization and supports open source

Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, went on the attack against Anthropic and OpenAI and stated that how they developed artificial intelligence software could lead to a centralization of power that would restrict people’s access to technology. In an interview with The New York Times, Zuckerberg stated that developing AI in a tightly controlled way would be […]

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