Apple’s New CEO John Ternus Faces Test Leading Former Rivals and Senior Peers
Apple selects longtime executive John Ternus as its new CEO, signaling continuity while facing challenges in A.I. and breakthrough products.
Apple selects longtime executive John Ternus as its new CEO, signaling continuity while facing challenges in A.I. and breakthrough products.
As data centers scale and autonomous systems become more common, Micropolis Robotics’ Alexander Rugaev unpacks an operational boundary: machines can observe, but not decide. Robots are increasingly present, but critical judgment remains firmly human.
GaiaLens’ Seb Kirk examines a growing tension at the heart of corporate innovation. As companies accelerate A.I. adoption, rising energy demands and infrastructure costs are beginning to strain sustainability commitments, exposing a gap between ambition and operational reality.
In the former home of Ferdinando's Focacceria, Sal Lamboglia blends legacy dishes with a new all-day format that runs from coffee to cocktails.
The next time you scan a QR code at an opening, you may find yourself conversing with a digital docent.
Paris Internationale’s first edition in Milan drew a mix of curiosity and confidence, with early sales and strong participation suggesting opportunity, even as galleries weighed what a second fair might mean for Milan’s evolving ecosystem.
The best portrait painters are part artist, part diplomat and part psychologist—and even then, there are no guarantees.