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- Sep 25, 2026
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2026 tech company layoffs (opens the original)
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Macroeconomic trends, increased use of AI and geopolitical uncertainty are among the drivers of layoffs at tech companies this year. Follow InformationWeek's tracker for how the tech job environment is faring in 2026. This tracker follows significant layoffs in the tech and IT industry and the economic, technological and geopolitical factors influencing those layoffs. Microsoft recently joined the ranks of major tech companies that have attributed layoffs to AI. In a blog, Amy Coleman, executive
What IT leaders are reading: Top books and podcasts (opens the original)
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CIOs, CTOs and other C-suite officers share book, podcast and article recommendations covering leadership, AI and technological change. It's easy to get lost online in the endless scroll of reviews for books and podcasts. For CIOs seeking recommendations and reliable reviews directly from their peers, InformationWeek has curated a top 10 list of books, podcasts and article recommendations from CIOs representing a range of verticals. No matter your area of interest, there should be something for
Toyota Financial security officer pushes back on bad code (opens the original)
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In this IT Leaders Fast-5, Toyota Financial Services BISO Lovelie Moore discusses her approach to incident management and AI in the SOC. In this installment of IT Leaders Fast-5 — InformationWeek's column for IT professionals to gain peer insights — Lovelie Moore, business information security officer (BISO) at Toyota Financial Services, explains how to push back when technology updates are moving too fast and why having an incident management plan is critical when threat actors find a way in. S
Week of Sept. 7 - 11: What happened, what matters, what's next (opens the original)
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Anthropic and Google AI researchers are sounding the alarm on uncontrollable AI, Meta launches a new AI agent, and Apple enters the foldable market. Several AI researchers from Anthropic and Google left those companies, sounding an alarm that AI could be on a trajectory that leads to disaster for humanity. This comes after another high-profile warning from Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates who recently published an essay about the potential economic, social and political dangers of AI. The rate at
John Deere harvests data insights with new AI technology (opens the original)
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The agricultural machinery company is helping farmers uncover new efficiencies in farming. Its latest addition of a generative AI assistant is already working on harvest schedules. AMES, Iowa — Summer might be winding down, but it's peak harvest season for many farmers in Iowa. With access to more operational analytics than ever, farmers are discovering that the timing window for achieving success in planting, fertilizing, weed spraying and harvesting is tighter than they previously thought. Inf
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