Introduction After six straight years of losses in UK home insurance, the industry has been nudged toward a simple truth: stopping damage beats paying for it. That shift puts connected devices, real-time alerts, and structured data at the center of how carriers price risk, serve customers, and protect margins. Into this moment steps Onics, a Denmark-headquartered provider born from Develco
Picture a nation where the morning news is dominated not by stories of opportunity, but by waves of layoffs, shuttered offices, and workers left wondering if their job is next. This is the reality for many Americans today as the US job market grapples with unprecedented challenges. Economic uncertainty, fueled by rising tariffs and rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI),
Imagine a world where developers can fine-tune AI models to think deeper for complex business strategies or dial back for lightning-fast responses in real-time apps—all with a few simple parameter tweaks. This is the promise of Google’s latest updates to the Gemini API, tailored for the powerful Gemini 3 AI model. Unveiled recently, these enhancements aren’t just incremental upgrades; they
Picture a scenario where a security team scrambles to compile mountains of evidence for a looming audit, burning through countless hours on manual data collection, only to face gaps in compliance readiness. This high-stakes challenge plagues countless organizations navigating complex standards like SOC 2 or PCI DSS. The pressure to prove continuous monitoring and threat response is real, yet traditional
In a year when cloud ERP release cycles accelerated and AI moved from proof-of-concept to daily workflow, a three-day gathering in Miami set a pragmatic tone for how enterprises would fuse intelligence, governance, and scale without disrupting the business. Convergence AI + ERP ran December 9–11 with an explicit agenddemonstrate how Microsoft Copilot and embedded AI features now permeate Dynamics
Imagine a world where the most trusted employee in an organization isn’t human, but a sophisticated AI system with access to every corner of the corporate network. This isn’t science fiction—it’s the reality many enterprises face today as artificial intelligence reshapes workflows with incredible speed and efficiency. Yet, with this transformative power comes a pressing question: Should AI be treated
In a market buzzing with innovation, one project has ignited unparalleled excitement among crypto enthusiasts and developers alike. Blazpay, an AI-driven cryptocurrency platform, is on the cusp of selling out its Phase 3 presale in less than 24 hours, a feat that has caught the attention of investors previously focused on established names like Tron (TRX) and Algorand (ALGO). This
Setting the Stage for a Memory Market Revolution Imagine a world where the backbone of technological innovation—memory chips—becomes as coveted as gold. In today’s tech landscape, DRAM prices have skyrocketed by an unprecedented 172%, driven by the unrelenting rise of artificial intelligence (AI). This staggering increase, outpacing even traditional safe-haven assets, signals a seismic shift in the memory market. The
Introduction College diplomas once acted like boarding passes into stable careers, yet the latest data showed a sharp detour: Americans with at least a bachelor’s degree now made up 25.3% of the unemployed—over 1.9 million people aged 25 and older—while the jobless rate for degree holders rose to 2.8% and youth unemployment jumped to 9.2%. That combination signaled a break
Insurance buyers in Saudi Arabia now expect quotes in seconds, policy cards on their phones, and claim status updates that move as fast as a ride-hailing ETA, and that expectation is reshaping how carriers build and ship digital journeys. Against that backdrop, Mutakamela Insurance Company selected Neutrinos’ AI-powered orchestration platform to unify SME health and motor journeys from quote to
Introduction: Quiet Contracts Signal a New Competitive Curve Silent contracts and sparse press releases masked a pivotal shift: offensive cyber moved from artisanal craft to agentic scale, and the purchasing center of gravity followed. This analysis examines how U.S. investment in AI-driven operations—anchored by stealth startup Twenty and contrasted with established programs like Two Six Technologies’ IKE—reconfigured competitive dynamics, procurement
AI’s advantage was shifting from headline-grabbing models to the understated platforms that made those models reliable, governable, and profitable at scale, a pivot that quietly reordered enterprise priorities even as public attention lingered on novelty. In boardrooms and build rooms alike, the question stopped being which model won a benchmark and became how fast a company could learn safely in
