CES 2026 may look like a consumer tech showcase, but it offers some of the clearest signals yet about how work is changing.

Experts predict 2026 will bring less AI hype and more governance, delayed enterprise spending, AI moving into OT, smarter cyberattacks, and faster cooling tech.

That's exactly how I felt when I experienced the wireless charging demo from Finnish company Willo, a deep-tech startup that's just emerged from stealth mode. "Seeing is believing," Willo co-founder and President Marko Voutilainen tells me as I take a seat in a Las Vegas hotel suite to witness what the company hopes will be a revolution in wireless power.

CES has always been a glimpse into the future, and this year’s event indeed showed that we’re living in a tech-centric world. The innovations on display were mind-boggling, from robots that can follow you around to holographic windshields. Samsung ...

For over a decade, I’ve created meaningful spaces for underrepresented voices in tech. Yet, I’ve never been more alarmed. As our favorite tools automate workflows and transcribe meetings, the AI behind these innovations often perpetuates the biases and ...

Pop culture has long looked forward to the year 2025. The movie Repo Men envisioned bio-mechanical organ repossessions, while Pacific Rim explained that we’d all be fighting alien monsters in robot suits. But one 1972 dystopian novel centered on themes ...

Visitors to the 2025 IBC Show were eager to discuss the latest trends and test out new products and services, all with the goals of content monetization and learning more about improving the cost, efficiency and speed of producing that content. Whether you ...

As technology evolves and improves, industries must also be prepared to adapt in order to stay competitive. The legal field is no exception. Over the past several years in particular, numerous technological advancements have transformed the field of law ...