This Halloween, while ghosts and zombies are knocking on doors across the world asking for candy and treats, a very real monster is knocking on the doors of organizations of all sizes: tech debt. And ...

Big Tech is taking on record levels of debt, marking a new chapter in the artificial intelligence boom as names like Oracle, Alphabet and Meta pour big money into massive data centers and the energy ...

In the race to modernize healthcare technology, hospitals are learning an old lesson in a new way: Clean their plate before reaching for dessert. For Becket Mahnke, MD, chief medical information ...

To take advantage of artificial intelligence tools, health systems should address technical debt and optimize their ...

An abundance of AI-related bonds have come to market, yet investors still have an appetite for the debt of cash-rich hyperscalers like Google. Why it matters: Not all tech debt is created equal.

Many IT execs are concerned AI is creating more tech debt, not less. AI may be running on debt-laden platforms. Longer-term thinking is needed for software. Tech debt has long been an ever-expanding ...

Big Tech is taking on record levels of debt, marking a new chapter in the artificial intelligence boom as names like Oracle, Alphabet and Meta pour big money into massive data centers and the energy ...

Bond yields for the largest Big Tech debt borrowers have climbed and trading in credit default swaps has surged as investors reassess the risks behind the AI boom. Why it matters: The activity may ...

As companies continue to rely on outdated software and legacy systems, many dating back to the 1980s, they face mounting challenges. Rising maintenance costs, increasing complexity and significant ...

In the world of modern software engineering, two things are certain: debt and taxes. For the average US enterprise, 40% of the IT balance sheet is consumed by technical debt. This "Reverse Engineering ...

AI innovators have a major concern: AI aging. AI models fail over time, often without warning, paving the way for serious debt traps. A recent study by researchers from MIT, Harvard, the Whitehead ...