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Android 17 is rolling out to supported Pixel devices first, while non-Pixel users and IT teams face separate OEM timelines, beta programs, and app-testing considerations.

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Dexcom’s Stelo is the first over-the-counter continuous glucose monitor cleared for children. The FDA decision expands app-based glucose tracking to younger users, but schools, health care teams, and benefits leaders still need to account for device access, caregiver oversight, and coverage questions.

The G7’s critical minerals push is putting AI hardware, chip supply chains, data centers, and APAC manufacturing under sharper scrutiny as governments look for ways to finance alternatives to China-linked supply chains.

SpaceX’s $2.7 trillion valuation puts Starlink, launch services, AI infrastructure, and vendor concentration risk in sharper focus for enterprise technology buyers.

Scale Computing™ executives share their perspectives on the current state of AI deployments at the edge, plus how the company is innovating for the future.

Product leaders from Scale Computing™ explain how the company’s new programs allow partners and customers to tap into existing hardware supply.

Learn more about why Scale Computing™ is investing in IT partner and reseller growth with a program built for scale and flexibility.

A technology leader from Taco Bell shares why the food giant relies on Scale Computing to maintain operations.

Nvidia’s planned debt sale could top $20 billion, giving enterprise buyers another look at its cash flow, debt profile, and AI financing plans.

India’s sovereign AI debate is moving from policy ambition to enterprise risk as US model access limits expose gaps in compute, cloud, governance, and infrastructure.

Microsoft’s June Windows 11 update adds Task Manager NPU visibility for supported AI PCs, helping IT teams verify hardware, drivers, and policy-sensitive changes before rollout.