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GREY Journal Daily News Podcast

From our Manhattan news studio, welcome to the GREY Journal Daily News Podcast! We bring you digestible news and business insights tailored for ambitious entrepreneurs and CEOs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:42

Nokia's Strategic Shift: New Leadership and AI Focus

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2025/09/18

Nokia announced the formation of two new organizations, the Technology and AI Organization and the Corporate Development Organization, effective October 1, 2025. Pallavi Mahajan will lead the Technology and AI Organization as Chief Technology and AI Officer, while Konstanty Owczarek will head the Corporate Development Organization as Chief Corporate Development Officer. Nishant Batra will step down as Chief Strategy and Technology Officer on September 30, 2025. The changes aim to strengthen Nokia's

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3:22

How Electrification is Transforming Heavy-Duty Equipment

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2025/09/18

Electrification is replacing hydraulic systems in heavy-duty equipment such as construction vehicles, agricultural machines, and forklifts. Companies including Regal Rexnord and Danfoss Power Solutions are developing electric braking systems and energy-efficient components to improve integration, performance monitoring, and battery life. These advancements reduce emissions, noise, and maintenance costs while increasing operational efficiency. The transition requires new battery technologies,

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3:39

How a New UK-US Tech Pact Could Transform Britain's...

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2025/09/18

Microsoft, Nvidia, and OpenAI announced multi-billion dollar investments in the UK as part of a new UK-US tech agreement, targeting the expansion of artificial intelligence and cloud infrastructure, with Microsoft committing $30 billion over four years and Nvidia providing £11 billion in resources and hardware. The agreement includes the creation of an AI growth zone in north-east England, support for new data centers, and additional investments from CoreWeave and Salesforce. The pact aims to

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3:06

Is AI the Next QuickTime VR or a True Game-Changer?

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2025/09/17

Artificial intelligence is advancing rapidly, with adoption cycles now occurring in months instead of years and impacting all organizational roles. Reduced barriers such as cloud infrastructure and easy integrations enable faster implementation. Historical technology revolutions often failed due to unprepared infrastructure and cultural resistance, highlighting the importance of aligning new tools with actual business behaviors. Leaders are advised to focus on specific behavioral changes, identify

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3:35

Can AI-Designed Viruses Revolutionize Medicine?

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2025/09/17

Researchers at Stanford University and the Arc Institute used artificial intelligence to design bacteriophages capable of killing bacteria by training an AI model on two million viral genomes and synthesizing 302 new genome designs, 16 of which successfully destroyed E. Coli. The development presents potential applications in treating antibiotic-resistant infections, improving gene therapy, and combating agricultural diseases, while raising concerns about the risks of engineering more dangerous

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4:36

How Will the UK-US Tech Deal Reshape Britain's...

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2025/09/17

Microsoft, Nvidia, OpenAI, and Google announced multibillion-dollar investments in the UK as part of a new UK-US tech deal, including Microsoft’s $30 billion commitment to AI and cloud infrastructure, Nvidia’s £11 billion investment in AI chips and UK startups, and Google’s £5 billion for research and development. The agreement establishes an AI growth zone in north-east England, projects thousands of new jobs, and supports new data centers and clean energy initiatives, including nuclear power, to

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3:11

Can Technology and Human Connection Coexist in Wealth...

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2025/09/16

Future Proof CEO Matt Middleton organizes annual industry events that use technology to encourage networking and engagement among financial advisors, with over half of attendees being first-timers. The festival avoids traditional paid speaking slots, instead focusing on shared experiences and group activities to build professional relationships. Middleton invested heavily in this model, leading to the expansion of Future Proof into executive retreats and citywide editions. Upcoming events will

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3:33

How Will AI and Mental Health Shape the Future of...

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2025/09/16

The Construction Owners Summit Atlanta 2025 will take place on September 22 at Kennesaw State University, organized by Lumber and the Construction Owner Club. The event will focus on careers in construction, mental health, and artificial intelligence, featuring sessions on AI-driven recruitment, workforce engagement, technology adoption strategies, and compliance improvements through autonomous AI systems. Industry leaders, students, and technology experts will participate, with additional summits

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3:33

Can RISC-V CPUs Revolutionize Datacenter Performance?

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2025/09/16

Condor Technology, through its subsidiary Condor Computing, introduced the Cuzco RISC-V CPU for datacenter applications. The Cuzco core supports up to eight cores with private L2 and shared L3 cache, features a 12-stage pipeline, and uses a time-based instruction scheduling system to reduce power consumption. Andes Technology, a founding member of RISC-V International, reported $42 million in 2024 sales and shipped IP for over 17 billion RISC-V chips since 2005. Nearly 40 percent of Andes' 2024

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3:17

How AI and Workforce Development Are Shaping the...

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2025/09/15

Leaders from defense, aviation, and space sectors met at the Global Aerospace Summit to address evolving threats, focusing on advanced technologies and workforce development. Industry and government representatives highlighted the integration of artificial intelligence in defense systems and aviation operations, with companies like United Airlines and defense contractors deploying AI to improve efficiency and decision-making. Policymakers emphasized the need for consistent investment, secure supply

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3:06

Can Utah Lead the AI Revolution Safely?

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2025/09/15

Utah invested $100 million in the Responsible AI Initiative at the University of Utah to attract researchers, expand cyberinfrastructure, and create a safe environment for AI development. The state enacted the first U.S. AI law requiring business accountability for AI misconduct and disclosure of generative AI use in regulated professions. Utah established the Office of Artificial Intelligence Policy and the Artificial Intelligence Learning Laboratory Program. Officials plan to address companion AI

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2:58

Can Innodata's New Tech Partnerships Propel Its AI...

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2025/09/15

Innodata expands partnerships with major technology companies, reporting $33.9 million in quarterly revenue from its largest customer and projecting $10 million from a new client in the second half of 2025. The company develops a late-stage pipeline of additional technology firm engagements and aims to shift from project-based work to long-term collaborations in artificial intelligence. Microsoft and Palantir Technologies also expand their AI service offerings, increasing competition in the

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2:23

Can the Right Triangle Unlock AI's Full Potential?

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2025/09/12

Debojyoti Dutta, Chief AI Officer at Nutanix, states that successful enterprise AI integration relies on balancing people, process, and technology. He reports that companies must retrain teams, update workflows, and ensure clean, well-governed data to achieve effective AI adoption. Dutta emphasizes that widespread use of AI tools across departments is necessary for operational improvements and that ongoing human oversight remains important as AI agents become more common. He notes that Nutanix has

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10:37

How MIT's Whiteboard Scribbles Revolutionized Bladder...

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2025/09/12

MIT researchers developed a device for targeted bladder cancer drug delivery, leading to the creation of TARIS Biomedical, which was later acquired by Johnson & Johnson. The device, designed to integrate with existing urological procedures, delivers medication directly to the bladder over two weeks and is removed with a standard cystoscope. Clinical trials showed that over 80 percent of high-risk, non-muscle-invasive bladder cancer patients had no evidence of disease after treatment, with more

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2:01

Is AI Integration a Threat or an Opportunity for Your...

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2025/09/11

Companies are integrating artificial intelligence to streamline operations and reallocate staff to higher-value work, prompting employee concerns about job security, adaptation, and the effectiveness of new technologies. Consultants recommend involving diverse employee groups in planning and implementation, maintaining transparent communication about objectives and timelines, and soliciting feedback to address usability and workflow issues. Industry examples show that excluding end users from

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1:59

What Makes Aston Martin's New Tires So Smart?

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2025/09/11

Aston Martin partnered with Pirelli to equip its vehicles with Cyber Tyre technology, which uses embedded sensors to collect and transmit real-time data on tire pressure, temperature, and load. The system enables vehicles to adapt to changing road conditions, alert drivers to potential issues, and support predictive maintenance. This collaboration reflects a broader industry trend toward connected vehicles and intelligent systems focused on safety, efficiency, and data-driven solutions.Learn more on

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3:48

What Innovations Are Transforming the Battlefield?

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2025/09/11

Fort Hood hosted its annual Technology Expo, where over two dozen vendors presented advancements in artificial intelligence, unmanned systems, and cybersecurity to soldiers and civilians. Attendees engaged with interactive exhibits, including the BILT mobile app’s 3D features compatible with Apple Vision Pro, and provided feedback to technology developers such as Gemstar Manufacturing. Army representatives highlighted the event’s role in supporting modernization efforts and practical technology

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2:41

Why Are Biglaw Associates Frustrated with Their...

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2025/09/10

Midlevel associates at major law firms report dissatisfaction with outdated laptops, slow software, and inadequate remote access, despite increased investments in artificial intelligence. Over half of surveyed Am Law 200 firms had associates who identified technology as a primary concern, with specific complaints directed at firms such as Cahill Gordon & Reindel, Paul Hastings, Dechert, and Morrison & Foerster. Some firms, including O’Melveny & Myers and Morgan Lewis & Bockius,

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2:29

Why Did a Retail Center Sell for $6.8 Million?

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2025/09/10

College Drive Center LLC, led by Oliver and Monica Montagnet, purchased a 47,000-square-foot retail center on College Drive in Baton Rouge for $6.8 million from Bright-Meyers Baton Rouge Associates, which previously bought the property for $10 million in 2003. The center includes Walmart as an anchor tenant and long-term businesses such as Office Depot and Sally Beauty. Earlier this year, Bright-Meyers sold Capital One and IHOP outparcels on the property for $5.2 million. The Montagnets also own

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2:38

Can Light-Based Computing Revolutionize AI Efficiency?

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2025/09/09

Microsoft introduced a prototype analog optical computer that uses light to perform calculations, aiming to make artificial intelligence tasks up to one hundred times more energy efficient. The system leverages micro-LEDs and camera sensors to process information in the analog domain, reducing energy consumption and overcoming digital speed limitations. The prototype matched digital computers in image classification and, through a digital twin model, reconstructed brain scan images with less data

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