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26 March 2026

Southeast Asia Embraces Nuclear Power

Southeast Asian nations revive nuclear power plans to meet AI data centre energy demand and bolster energy security. Five ASEAN members pursue nuclear energy, potentially having it by the 2030s, impacting data centre infrastructure and energy procurement.

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26 March 2026

Mark Cuban Predicts Shorter Workdays

Mark Cuban predicts larger companies will use AI agents to reduce employee workdays by at least an hour, maintaining pay. This shifts productivity rewards and demands comprehensive security guardrails from platform engineers to prevent data exposure.

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26 March 2026

Philippine CEOs Address AI Future

Philippine business leaders and policymakers convened to discuss AI's impact, with a focus on its potential to democratise advanced analytics for ASEAN's 70 million MSMEs. This shift requires significant investment in AI infrastructure and regional cooperation to unlock productivity gains.

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26 March 2026

OpenAI Halts Sora Development

OpenAI discontinued its Sora AI video generation app and a $1 billion Disney partnership, shifting focus to AGI and robotics. This reallocates significant compute and removes a major tool for creators, impacting platform engineers and security architects.

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26 March 2026

US Plans AI Policy Council

Planned national AI strategy will solidify with direct industry input. The upcoming appointment of major tech CEOs to a federal AI policy council signals increased government-industry collaboration, shaping future AI regulation and investment priorities for founders and investors.

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26 March 2026

Iran War Splits AI Market

The Iran war is splitting the AI market, exposing hyperscalers and chip manufacturers to significant risk from rising energy costs and supply chain disruptions. AI software providers, however, appear more insulated, benefiting from recurring revenue and less direct exposure to infrastructure volatility.

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26 March 2026

EssayPro Publishes AI Writing Framework

EssayPro's new guide details AI tool integration into academic writing workflows, structuring phases from planning to revision. This provides educators and platform engineers a framework to standardise AI tool application, reducing ambiguity for students and academic integrity teams.

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26 March 2026

Saab, Cohere Advance Aerospace AI

Saab's partnership with Cohere to integrate AI into aerospace systems will shift procurement and security considerations for defence contractors. This collaboration focuses on data-driven mission support and maintenance, requiring security architects to address LLM integration risks within sensitive environments.

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25 March 2026

GitHub Expands Copilot Training Data

GitHub will now train Copilot AI models using interaction data from Free, Pro, and Pro+ users by default, effective April 24. This change requires users to actively opt out to prevent their code context and interactions from contributing to model improvements, impacting individual developers and procurement teams.

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25 March 2026

Anthropic AI Prompts SaaS Rout

Anthropic's new AI legal feature prompted investors to wipe $285 billion off tech stock value, impacting SaaS vendors. This "SaaSpocalypse" reflects a market belief AI will replace specialised software, forcing procurement teams to re-evaluate vendor reliance and acquisition strategies.

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25 March 2026

EU Chief Scrutinises Tech CEOs

Regulatory scrutiny on AI infrastructure and services intensifies. CTOs, architects, and procurement teams face compliance burdens and restrictions on integrated AI services, impacting platform choices and development strategies. The EU's examination of the entire AI stack signals potential interventions.

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25 March 2026

Ente Ships Ensu Local LLM

Ente released Ensu, an offline LLM chat app for multiple platforms, shifting LLM interactions to local devices. This prioritises user privacy and offers a zero-cost option for integrating LLM capabilities into privacy-sensitive workflows, reducing external data exposure risks.

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25 March 2026

BDC Invests S$5B Singapore AI

Bridge Data Centres' S$3-5 billion investment expands Singapore's high-density AI capacity. This commitment to liquid cooling, hydrogen power, and rapid construction offers procurement teams and platform engineers access to advanced, energy-efficient data centres, setting new sustainability benchmarks.

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25 March 2026

Google Unveils TurboQuant Compression

Google's TurboQuant compression algorithm reduces AI model memory footprint by 6x and speeds up attention computation by 8x with zero accuracy loss. This directly lowers infrastructure costs for platform engineers and procurement teams, shifting inference unit economics.

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25 March 2026

OpenAI Releases Teen Safety Policies

OpenAI releases open-source, prompt-based safety policies for developers. These provide a standardised baseline for teen safety in AI applications, reducing complexity for teams to implement effective protections against harms like graphic content and dangerous activities.

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25 March 2026

Answer.AI Pinpoints AI Productivity

AI coding tools are not broadly increasing software output across the ecosystem. Instead, productivity gains are concentrated within popular, AI-centric projects, accelerating their iteration cycles. Founders and investors must recognise this specific, rather than general, effect on development timelines.

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25 March 2026

Irish Courts Service Trials AI

The Irish Courts Service trials AI tools for judicial support, but prioritises foundational digitisation and human oversight. This approach means procurement teams must modernise infrastructure before advanced AI, while security architects prepare for AI-driven cyber defence against state-level threats.

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25 March 2026

OpenAI Shuts Down Sora Tool

OpenAI is shutting down its Sora text-to-video tool, three months after Disney pledged a $1 billion investment. This introduces significant uncertainty for investors and content creators, highlighting volatile product development cycles in frontier AI.

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24 March 2026

Saunders Challenges AI Tool Focus

Engineering teams risk diverting effort from product value to AI tool optimisation, impacting founders and CTOs focused on market delivery. Management's shift to measuring AI tool usage over output metrics like DORA requires teams to articulate product value beyond token counts.

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24 March 2026

US Data Centre Capacity Halves

US data centre capacity additions halved in Q4 2025, with only 33% of disclosed capacity under active development. This bottleneck, driven by power constraints and decelerating capital expenditure, will increase costs and timelines for AI compute resources.

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