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Leaders are facing headwinds across the organization, as navigating the VUCA world becomes an enormous challenge. It is complex for leaders to keep track of the rapid change, as much of it is lost in the noise.

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OpenAI Launches Its AI-Driven Browser, Atlas, to Challenge the World's Most Popular One
October 23, 2025

OpenAI’s new browser, Atlas, built around ChatGPT, does away with

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Major Websites and Platforms in Recovery Mode as AWS Faces an Outage
October 22, 2025

Amazon-owned operations faced an outage worldwide. And this spotlights the

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Oracle's Stock Takes A Jump After Meta Deal Confirmation
October 17, 2025

Oracle stock is surging after confirming its expanded cloud partnership

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Anthropic Unveils Haiku 4.5, Its Smallest AI and Cheapest Model To Date
October 16, 2025

As Anthropic launches Haiku 4.5, it’s the first time the

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WPP-Google's Multi-Year Partnership Transforms How Marketers Approach Storytelling Processes
October 15, 2025

As part of the agreement with Google, WPP will retain

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DGX Spark, the world's smallest AI supercomputer, could democratize AI: Jensen Huang
October 14, 2025

Nvidia has harnessed complexity, there’s now an efficient supercomputer that

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LSEG-Microsoft Announces the Next Phase in Their Multi-Year Partnership
October 13, 2025

Microsoft’s cloud and LSEG’s analytical data make a surprising combination.

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Figma Partners Up With Google Cloud
October 10, 2025

Creative demands are changing as AI pushes the boundaries of

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Chips. AI. Efficiency. The world seems to revolve around computational prowess. Yet Intel has been largely absent from these discussions- losing market share. Could this be their turning point? Intel to unveil the next generation of the Lake chips, called the Panther Lake, their codename for Core Ultra Series 3 mobile processors. This processor promises up to 30% less power consumption and will have Intel Arc Xe³ integrated graphics. However, is this salvation for Intel and an opportunity for growth? Ever since it announced a partnership with Nvidia, Intel has been the object of speculation for many. Where does the company go? Intel has lost market share to AMD and Nvidia. Then there was the capital injection from the SoftBank group and the US government's buy-in of a 10% stake at $8.9bn. Intel has experienced a rocky road. At one point, it was the chip maker. Intel's i3 to i7 processors were the best in the market. Macs, Dell Latitudes, and hardcore gaming PCs all had Intel chips. Intel inside, went the historic copy. But no empire can stand forever. AMD and Nvidia have outpaced Intel by a huge margin- why? Many critics point out that it's because they did not capitalize on the AI hype. But perhaps the reasons go deeper. According to Reuters' report from 07th August, 2025, Intel has been struggling to launch its next-gen because of manufacturing struggles. Intel has been facing an uphill battle with changing processes, leadership, and accusations that its CEO, Lip-Bu Tan, allegedly works for China. But the tech world has been waiting for Intel to succeed. The company that once became a household name might fall into obscurity. But that would be a tragic day. For it was known for innovation and bringing the computer to each household. Without Intel, maybe the proliferation of this tech wouldn't be possible. Yet, the future seems uncertain. Let's hope the Panther Lake proves to be an advantage and not just "another competitor" to AMD's and Apple's line of chips.
October 9, 2025

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