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Il Google I/O del 19 maggio 2026 possiamo riassumerlo nella frase di Sundar Pichai: siamo entrati nell’era degli agenti Gemini. Tradotto: l’intelligenza artificiale passa dal rispondere a fare cose per noi. Modelli nuovi, agenti che lavorano mentre dormiamo, una Ricerca che assomiglia sempre più a una conversazione, occhiali smart in arrivo e perfino un carrello … Read more
There’s a specific kind of exhaustion spreading through IT departments right now, not from overwork, exactly, but from the gap between what’s being promised and what’s actually deliverable. Budgets didn’t shrink, but confidence did. AI is everywhere in the pitch deck, nowhere in the production environment. Legacy systems keep running because nobody can afford the … Read more
Most franchise models take more money from you as your business grows. Realty ONE Group built the exact opposite, and it’s why 20,000 agents across nearly 30 countries chose it over the legacy brands. Here’s a fact that stops most real estate entrepreneurs cold when they first hear it. Traditional franchise brands like Century 21 … Read more
Every software company dreams of the day their application goes viral. You architect your databases to scale, you set up your cloud infrastructure to auto-scale horizontally, and you use content delivery networks to absorb the shock of a massive influx of users. You prepare for the compute costs to rise proportionally with the traffic. However, … Read more
Marketing teams produce more content than ever. Blog posts, social campaigns, email sequences, video scripts, ad copy, but measuring what actually works remains a persistent challenge. A 2025 Content Marketing Institute survey found that only 29% of B2B marketers rated their organization’s ability to measure content ROI as “good” or “excellent.” The remaining 71% were … Read more
Artificial intelligence is transforming mobile apps at a pace that’s hard to ignore. What once felt like simple tools are now becoming intelligent platforms that learn, adapt, and evolve with user behavior. From personalized experiences to smarter marketing strategies, AI is redefining what users expect from apps and what businesses need to deliver to stay … Read more
Kevin Roose is an award-winning technology columnist for The New York Times and the best-selling author of three books, “Futureproof,” “Young Money,” and “The Unlikely Disciple.” His column, The Shift, examines the intersection of tech, business, and culture.hing right now: scale AI across teams, accelerate adoption, and show measurable results.
The e-commerce landscape has officially transitioned from “search and click” to Agentic Commerce—a world where AI agents don’t just find products; they evaluate and purchase them on behalf of the consumer. At the center of this shift is Google’s Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP), a foundational standard announced by Sundar Pichai early this year to define … Read more
Can DRM be bypassed? The straightforward answer is “Yes,” and acknowledging that is the only honest starting point for a conversation about content security. DRM protects every major streaming platform, from Netflix to Disney+ to Spotify. It also has documented failure modes. Both of those things are simultaneously true, and acknowledging both is the only … Read more
Higher education is beginning to reflect the same changes transforming modern workplaces. Teams now collaborate across time zones, communication happens through digital platforms, and professionals are expected to update their skills continuously rather than rely on a single degree earned years earlier. As industries evolve faster, universities are adapting alongside them, rethinking not only how … Read more