An undisclosed investment-grade hyperscaler is hunting for a 200-acre site with 400MW of power capacity for a massive new data center project. The search, managed by JLL, reveals the escalating scale requirements of modern cloud infrastructure and the growing challenges around power availability for
Palo Alto Networks has unveiled Cortex AgentiX, a platform for building and governing AI agents in cybersecurity. The move signals a strategic push toward autonomous security operations and addresses the industry’s manual investigation challenges.
Intel’s CEO claims the US government’s 10% stake mirrors how Taiwan supports TSMC. But can this controversial move actually help Intel compete in the global chip race?
When Vobile needed to move fast on a strategic AI acquisition, private equity firm Accel-KKR provided the capital and expertise to seal the deal. This case study reveals how financial sponsors are accelerating consolidation in the entertainment technology sector. The partnership demonstrates a new m
As economic uncertainty grows, legacy CEOs who resist succession planning create massive enterprise risk. New research reveals why leadership transitions fail and what boards must do differently.
Alphabet cofounders Larry Page and Sergey Brin have added over $50 billion each to their fortunes since July as AI optimism drives tech stocks to record highs. Their combined $439 billion wealth now exceeds major corporations like Costco and Bank of America.
Pacaso’s unconventional $72 million crowdfunding campaign through Regulation A represents more than just capital raising—it’s a strategic pivot that could redefine startup financing. The luxury vacation home platform’s success with 17,500 small investors reveals both the promise and perils of democr
X’s global head of revenue operations has left the company after less than a year, marking the latest in a series of senior departures from Elon Musk’s operations. John Nitti was considered a potential successor to former CEO Linda Yaccarino, who resigned in July. The exit comes amid reported frustration with Musk’s leadership style and strategic shifts.
X’s advertising leadership team has suffered another significant blow with the departure of John Nitti, who served as global head of revenue operations and advertising innovation. According to sources familiar with the matter, Nitti left the company on Friday after just ten months in the role—a surprisingly brief tenure for an executive once seen as potential CEO material.
Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe described the company’s upcoming R2 SUV as an “inflection point” for the electric vehicle maker, drawing parallels to Tesla’s Model 3 moment. The comments came just before the company reportedly announced layoffs affecting hundreds of employees as part of restructuring efforts.
Electric vehicle startup Rivian is navigating turbulent waters as it positions its upcoming R2 model as a make-or-break product while simultaneously reducing its workforce. According to multiple reports, the company initiated layoffs affecting more than 600 employees this week, representing approximately 4.5% of its total workforce.
Channel executives are pushing solution providers to stop turning away business they can’t handle alone. Instead, industry leaders recommend building partner networks to capture revenue from client needs outside core competencies while maintaining service quality.
Solution providers who frequently tell clients they can’t help with specific needs might be leaving money on the table—or worse, opening the door to competitors. That’s the warning coming from channel executives who see partner-to-partner collaboration as the new revenue frontier.
