Grammarly gets more interesting with Coda, Superhuman deals
Grammarly built a strong business by bringing its AI writing assistant to wherever you work, but recent acquisitions of Coda and Superhuman and new capital point to much larger ambitions.
What genAI, cognitive debt will mean for enterprises and future workforce
If you hollow out critical thinking with AI then you'll have a bunch of know-nothings in the future. You may be trading productivity today for dumbasses in the future.
Monday.com rides large enterprise accounts, AI features to move upstream
Monday.com said it is landing more CRM customers and large enterprise accounts as it outlined plans to double-down on its strategy with a consumption model for AI.
Atlassian: A look at its system of work strategy, enterprise uptake, AI approach
Atlassian is exiting its second quarter on a $5 billion annual revenue run rate as its "System of Work" strategy is landing large enterprises that want to connect their technology and business teams. Here's a look at the strategy.
Santa isn't bringing you an AI PC in 2024
Earnings results from Dell Technologies and HP indicate that a long overdue PC refresh cycle is going to be delayed.
Intel launches Lunar Lake laptops, aims to scale AI PCs, spur upgrade cycle
Intel joined the AI PC parade with its Intel Core Ultra 200V series, code named Lunar Lake, with a launch designed to show that x86 architecture can compete with Arm in Copilot+ PCs.
PC upgrade cycle to be driven by AI, but calling timing has been difficult
Personal computers powered by artificial intelligence haven't surged ahead just yet, but demand appears to be strong enough to spur an upgrade cycle. That's a key takeaway from earnings results from Best Buy, Dell and Hewlett-Packard.
Enterprises start to harvest AI-driven exponential efficiency efforts
Enterprises are beginning to leverage AI and widen their profit moats just as some companies are seeing customers wobble. The efficiency gains are beginning to highlight how digital transformation and AI strategies are becoming self-funding, keeping expenses below the rate of inflation and optimizing processes.