Construction Delays Can Now Disrupt an Operator’s Entire Omnichannel Strategy

Construction Delays Can Now Disrupt an Operator’s Entire Omnichannel Strategy

Casino development was once considered a property issue primarily. If the resort, sportsbook, or gaming venue opened late, the first things that come to mind are construction costs, disputes with contractors, and lost revenue. That’s no longer the whole story. Today, most gambling establishments are linking land-based casinos to apps, loyalty programs, online accounts and…

Applied Digital CEO: AI Industry Will See “Pretty Significant Delays Through 2026 and 2027”

Applied Digital CEO: AI Industry Will See “Pretty Significant Delays Through 2026 and 2027”

© Dmytro Zinkevych / Shutterstock.com Applied Digital Chairman and CEO Wes Cummins delivered a message on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street about the AI data center buildout. According to Cummins, historically only about 10% of large-scale industrial construction projects deliver on time, and he expects the AI infrastructure space to see “pretty significant delays through…

Xbox Game Showcase & Summer Game Fest 2026: Reveals and Delays

Xbox Game Showcase & Summer Game Fest 2026: Reveals and Delays

The Xbox Game Showcase and Summer Game Fest 2026 delivered a mix of exciting reveals and unexpected updates, reflecting the evolving landscape of the gaming industry. Among the highlights, Forza Horizon 6 was officially announced, promising a visually stunning and expansive open-world experience for racing fans. Additionally, Maverick Games, a studio formed by former Playground…

Up to 82% of AI Engineering Spend Lost to Bugs, Rewrites, and Delays: Study Finds

Up to 82% of AI Engineering Spend Lost to Bugs, Rewrites, and Delays: Study Finds

A wave of mid-2026 data shows artificial intelligence (AI) tools generate heavy hidden costs, with up to 82% of enterprise AI spending lost to bug fixes, rewrites, and review delays before reaching production. The strain shows across three fronts, with engineering teams shipping unreliable code, Oracle taking on heavy debt to build AI capacity, and…

DOJ Delays Website Accessibility Compliance for 1 Year

DOJ Delays Website Accessibility Compliance for 1 Year

On Friday, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) published an interim final rule modifying the compliance timeline for its ADA Title II website accessibility requirements. The rule extends the original deadlines by one year. Under the revised schedule, larger public entities—defined as municipalities serving populations of 50,000 or more—now have until April 26, 2027 to…