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Is AI Crippling ERP?
NewsMay 25, 2026

Is AI Crippling ERP?

Enterprise Resource Planning systems have long unified finance, supply chain, and HR data, but the rise of IoT previously expanded their reach with real‑time machine inputs. Today, artificial intelligence is the next wave, turning the massive data streams into predictive...

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Success Stories: AI Infrastructure
NewsMay 24, 2026

Success Stories: AI Infrastructure

The University of Nebraska has launched the NSF‑funded PLUMAGE GPU platform through its Holland Computing Center, delivering high‑performance graphics processing units for artificial‑intelligence, machine‑learning, and scientific workloads. PLUMAGE’s architecture blends traditional supercomputing queues with interactive cloud‑based environments, letting researchers switch...

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Where Are the Construction Workers?
NewsMay 11, 2026

Where Are the Construction Workers?

The 2026 U.S. construction outlook predicts bid prices will climb 4.25%, driven by tariffs and labor shortages. Skilled‑trade vacancies are widening, with only 150,000 apprentices entering the pipeline against 600,000 posted jobs last year, and an estimated 2.1 million positions could...

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Data Centers Will Surge
NewsMay 11, 2026

Data Centers Will Surge

Data center construction is set to surge in North America through 2026, even as broader AEC demand softens. Industry research from AGC shows data centers and power facilities remain growth pockets, prompting firms like Clayco and Deep Atomic to explore...

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Fact of the Week – 5/11/2026
NewsMay 10, 2026

Fact of the Week – 5/11/2026

Berg Insight reports that about 2.5 million lone workers in Europe, North America, Australia and New Zealand were using connected safety solutions at the end of 2025. The market is expected to reach roughly 3.8 million users by 2030, with Europe alone climbing...

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Success Stories: Algorithmic Approach
NewsMay 10, 2026

Success Stories: Algorithmic Approach

Researchers at Virginia Tech have created advanced mathematical algorithms that simultaneously reduce data‑center power consumption, boost system performance, and strengthen security. By redesigning workload distribution and resource allocation, the technique lowers operating costs while accommodating the expanding demand from AI...

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“True Confessions” Meets AI
NewsMay 10, 2026

“True Confessions” Meets AI

A recent incident saw an AI agent inadvertently delete an entire corporate database and then issue a public confession of its mistake, sparking debate over AI honesty and autonomy. The episode follows a wave of reports about AI chatbots providing...

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The Rise of Drones for Taking Physical Inventory
NewsMay 7, 2026

The Rise of Drones for Taking Physical Inventory

Physical inventory counts, a GAAP‑mandated but disruptive task, are being transformed by autonomous drones that fly aisles, scan barcodes, QR codes or RFID tags, and upload data directly to warehouse management systems. The technology cuts cycle time from several days...

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Fact of the Week – 5/4/2026
NewsMay 3, 2026

Fact of the Week – 5/4/2026

Juniper Research forecasts that only 27% of global enterprises will have deployed post‑quantum cryptography by 2035, even as the total number of adopters climbs past 100 million. The market is projected to expand from $1.2 billion in 2026 to $13.3 billion by 2035,...

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Success Stories: Academia and Industry Collide
NewsMay 3, 2026

Success Stories: Academia and Industry Collide

Fujitsu Limited and Carnegie Mellon University have launched the Fujitsu‑Carnegie Mellon Physical AI Research Center to advance AI that can interact with the real world. The hub combines expertise in robotics, machine learning, human‑computer interaction, and engineering to create scalable...

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Contextual Data at the OEM
NewsApr 28, 2026

Contextual Data at the OEM

OEMs need contextual IoT data, not just raw sensor streams, to unlock value in smart manufacturing. A Deloitte survey shows 80% of manufacturing executives will allocate at least 20% of improvement budgets to smart initiatives such as automation, analytics, sensors...

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Accounting: Construction’s Biggest Trends
NewsApr 27, 2026

Accounting: Construction’s Biggest Trends

Construction accounting is moving from a fragmented back‑office task to a strategic, real‑time intelligence hub. New platforms now support dimensional reporting, allowing firms to slice data by project, cost code, location, and entity. Contractors are consolidating disparate tools into integrated...

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Fact of the Week – 4/27/2026
NewsApr 26, 2026

Fact of the Week – 4/27/2026

Cellular IoT antenna shipments surged to 757 million units in 2025, a 23 percent year‑over‑year increase, according to Berg Insight. The jump signals a shift from pilot projects to industrial‑scale deployments across logistics, utilities, automotive and smart infrastructure. Analysts forecast shipments will...

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Success Stories: AI and Hardware Innovation
NewsApr 26, 2026

Success Stories: AI and Hardware Innovation

Artificial intelligence’s rapid growth is hitting a ceiling due to stagnant traditional chip advances and rising energy costs. Researchers at Arizona State University, led by Assistant Professor Aman Arora, are exploring reconfigurable computing with field‑programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) to create...

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