What Is ‘Golfer’s Elbow’? Here’s How To Treat Medial Epicondylitis

You don’t need to play golf to get “golfer’s elbow,” otherwise known as medial epicondylitis. Here’s what to do if you might have this elbow injury.

FERC Pushes Grid Operators To Speed Power Access For AI Data Centers

FERC’s order for grid operators to ease regulatory processes for data centers makes it clear that the next phase of the AI race will be shaped by both electrical and political power.

What’s The Best Way To See ‘Supergirl’ In The Cinema?

Will you be making your way to see Supergirl on the big screen? If so, check out this guide to the best cinema formats in which to see it. Or don’t. Whatever.

Curt Garner On Building Chipotle’s Digital Commerce Engine

Chipotle President Curt Garner on how a cloud-first bet, a dedicated digital kitchen and a loyalty flywheel built a $5 billion digital commerce business in under a decade.

As AI Drives A New Wave Of Vendor Replacement, Incumbents Need A Better Strategy To Survive

Artificial intelligence is creating a subtle but important shift in enterprise technology and services markets.

A Few Good Agents: Why Less May Be More In The AI World

A great consolidation may be on the horizon, as it may be far more effective and less costly to add new skillsets into existing agents rather than attempting to deploy fleets of narrow-task agents to accomplish workflows.

Robots Don’t Read The Internet

Generative AI had the web to train on. Physical AI has to earn its data in the real world, one grasp, slip, and failure at a time.

O2 Warns Customers Not To Fall For Convincing New Phone Text Scam

Convincing text message has forced U.K. carrier O2 to warn its users to be on high alert. The text is designed to look like it comes from the carrier itself.

Agentic Commerce Needs Open Infrastructure To Scale

Adyen, Stripe, Visa, Mastercard, Google UCP, PayPal, and crypto-native challengers mapped by protocol reach and merchant control, after OpenAI’s checkout collapse handed Google the standards race.

AI Literacy Triples Job Security, New Gallup Data Shows

Only 1% of laid-off workers blame AI. But Gallup data show those who rarely used it were far likelier to lose their jobs — triple the risk in tech.