The AI landscape of 2026 is defined by immense capability and sharp fragmentation as cloud based agentic systems accelerate faster than the traditional PC ecosystem can adapt.

Internet Explorer’s fall from a 95 percent market share to irrelevance now serves as a warning sign for Windows, which risks its own IE moment as user resistance to Windows 11 exposes a growing gap between platform dominance and real user needs.

At CES 2026, AMD proved it is executing at an elite engineering level while still lacking the cohesive marketing narrative that defines its biggest rivals.

Louis Gerstner showed that reshaping how the market perceives a company can be more powerful than financial discipline alone in securing long term relevance.

At the crossroads of remote work and true presence, metaverse conferencing led by Arthur One Space exposes both the promise of immersive connection and the limits of modern collaboration tools.

Moonshot AIs new thinking models mark the end of simple chatbots and the start of a global race toward more autonomous and powerful artificial intelligence systems

Qualcomm may dominate mobile, but its track record outside that domain suggests its push into the AI cloud data center market is poised to repeat the same shortcomings seen in its AI PC effort.

A new wave of sophisticated, AI driven malware is quietly taking over hundreds of thousands of PCs, bypassing 2FA and signaling the end of the era of dumb cyber threats.

HP Q4 highlights a company thriving through focus and discipline, growing revenue, delivering value, and turning the Future of Work into a reality already in motion.