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The global semiconductor industry, long characterized by fierce competition, complex supply chains, and relentless innovation, has reached a critical inflection point. The recent announcement of a joint venture between two of the industry’s most influential players—Intel Corporation and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)—marks a watershed moment in

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged not only as a transformative technology but as a fundamental force reshaping industries across the global economy. From finance and healthcare to logistics and manufacturing, AI has begun to alter value chains, operating models, and competitive dynamics. Professional services—traditionally reliant on

The generative artificial intelligence (AI) revolution, catalyzed by the widespread deployment of large language models (LLMs), has been one of the most transformative technological phenomena of the 21st century. Since OpenAI's release of ChatGPT in late 2022, a cascade of innovation has swept across the AI ecosystem, with

The enterprise technology landscape is undergoing a transformative shift, propelled by the rapid evolution and adoption of generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI). As of 2025, Gen AI is no longer a futuristic concept or limited to experimental pilot projects. It has become a core component of enterprise IT strategy, embedded

In a landmark event that marks a pivotal juncture in the trajectory of artificial intelligence (AI), OpenAI has reportedly raised an astounding $40 billion in new funding, propelling its post-money valuation to a staggering $300 billion. This development not only underscores the surging investor confidence in generative AI technologies but

Humanoid robots – machines designed with a human-like form and behavior – are fast emerging from science fiction into real-world workplaces. Unlike traditional industrial robots (typically stationary mechanical arms), humanoid robots walk on two legs, use arms and hands to manipulate objects, and are envisioned as versatile co-workers that can navigate environments

COBOL, a programming language over 60 years old, remains deeply entrenched in the world’s financial infrastructure. Banks, insurance companies, and government institutions worldwide still run critical operations on COBOL-based systems developed decades ago. This enduring reliance contrasts sharply with the modern IT landscape of cloud services and microservices. Financial