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Oxford Economics warns that Britain's growth depends heavily on the AI investment boom. A slowdown in AI spending could push the economy toward recession as tech stocks sell off.
Read the original →MIT Sloan's Robert Pozen advises senior leaders to use AI as a co-worker, focus AI on the final product, and delegate work to AI without abandoning judgment. The aim is to gain maximum productivity from AI.
Read the original →A new analysis found that people who use AI at work have longer workdays than those who don't.
Read the original →Four Barnsley training projects will share over £800,000. The funding is meant to bring practical artificial intelligence skills into everyday workplaces.
Read the original →AI and robotics weaken Europe's old labour-cost disadvantage. Rheinmetall and MSC's Mangalia deal tests reshoring in shipbuilding, while China's robots and Europe's electricity prices limit the gains.
Read the original →The rise of AI appears to be having an impact on the labor market, though not to the degree one might expect.
Read the original →The real story is how AI will force the redesign of what work looks like.
Read the original →The Israeli-founded software company is seeking to reshape its business through acquisitions and asset sales. Customers are delaying major spending decisions, and new AI tools challenge its traditional offerings.
Read the original →Europe is scrambling to develop infrastructure to support the rollout of AI amid high energy and land costs.
Read the original →ECL announced on November 03, 2026 that CSC1, its 35MW FlexGrid-powered data center in Santa Clara, Calif., is fully committed across three tenants. Deployment begins in Q1 2027, with completion expected by Q3/Q4 2027. The tenants are deploying AI inference workloads, and the company has simultaneously opened three additional sites.
Read the original →The move could help data centers operate sooner without waiting for the rest of the grid to catch up to its peak demand.
Read the original →UB School of Management experts are available to discuss how AI, tariffs, inflation and digital shopping trends will shape the 2026 holiday shopping season.
Read the original →AI is reshaping global trade. Demand for tech products is growing at 30% year-on-year and now accounts for 20% of global trade. The boom, led by U.S. investment, benefits partners like Mexico and is transforming international supply chains.
Read the original →The labs are becoming hyperscalers, and imports are continuing to surge. Investment further up the supply chain is rising in response to the tight supply of GPUs and memory.
Read the original →Organizations are spending billions on data infrastructure for AI. Most still lack the context needed to trust and use that data.
Read the original →A "Future Economy Forum" on Japan-Korea economic cooperation, hosted by Yonhap News, was held in Seoul on the 3rd. Chey Tae-won, chairman of South Korea's SK Group, spoke in congratulatory remarks.
Read the original →JPMorgan's chief China economist, Zhu Feng, spoke at a briefing on November 2. He expects China's economy to stabilize in the fourth quarter, with full-year growth forecast at 4.6%.
Read the original →Chey Tae-won, chairman of SK Group and of the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry, spoke on the 3rd at the "2026 Future Economy Forum" hosted by Yonhap News in Seoul. He said Korea and Japan should cooperate in fields such as AI and semiconductors and reduce overlapping costs.
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