CEO Sam Altman advocated for a number of AI regulations, including a new government agency charged with creating government standards for the field.

Altman, like most other AI business leaders, says the field needs regulation. Here's what we can expect from his first congressional hearing.

Developers can use second-hand, CPU-based legacy hardware to do the compute.

AI applications must be supported by massive compute power, which means larger and more plentiful data centers, but growth will be hindered by lack of available transmission power.

Sam Altman, CEO of ChatGPT maker OpenAI, will testify to Congress for the first time as scrutiny of the tools soar in Washington.

In this article, learn best practices for preparing enterprise data center storage deployments to be edge ready.

Despite predictions to the contrary, data centers will continue to depend on people to perform a number of important tasks.

Remote work, cloud-based computing, and streaming services have increased demand for high-speed internet — and, in turn, a market for secure data centers.

Macroeconomic strife continues to gouge away at the IT workforce, and observers say the semiconductor industry’s lofty global foundry gambit could forge a stable supply chain.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said the company will pause hiring soon, and he expects up to 30% of non-customer-facing roles will be replaced by AI in the next five years.