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TSMC’s record quarter extends AI buildout
Read the full story: TSMC’s record quarter extends AI buildoutTSMC’s quarter points to sustained strength in AI infrastructure. First-quarter net income rose 58.3% to a record NT$572.48 billion, while high performance computing contributed 61% of revenue and second-quarter guidance signalled continued momentum.
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BlackLine expands agentic AI across finance
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Government warns boards on AI cyber risk
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The dissonance in AI layoff messaging
AI layoffs are testing how companies explain work’s changing terms.…
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Salesforce unifies AgentExchange for enterprise AI
Salesforce folds apps, agents, and tools into one unified catalogue.…
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8×8 opens AI Studio to CX teams
8×8 opens up AI agent building to everyday CX teams.…
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Britain weighs broader clampdown on NDAs
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Fraudsters target bosses as deepfake fears rise
Gallagher says executive impersonation fraud is now hitting UK businesses.…
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MaxContact names first head of people
MaxContact has created a people role to support growth plans.…
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Hidden borrowing costs cloud SME finance
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ParentPay buys SchoolHire for community income
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Leadership —
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Compliance, talent pressures deepen leadership challenge
UK leaders say compliance and talent pressures have intensified further. AMBS research suggests regulatory complexity and workforce challenges are defining a tougher operating environment for senior decision-makers across UK businesses.
