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Gartner warns firms without AI talent strategy risk losing half of key staff by 2027

Gartner said on May 13 that by 2027, half of companies without a comprehensive AI talent strategy will lose key AI staff to rivals. It said talent will gravitate to employers that prioritise workforce capability building over simple AI adoption. Gartner’s survey found limited strategic readiness among executives. It urged companies to measure value beyond time saved, improve enterprise AI tool experience to curb shadow AI, broaden AI benefits beyond managers, and address job-replacement anxiety through communication.

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Leaving VMware could mean more complex and costlier infrastructure

Some companies are considering breaking with VMware after Broadcom shifted licensing to a subscription model, raising costs, but switching core software is not easy and could bring side effects. Gartner research vice president Paul Delory warned companies that leave may end up with more complex and less efficient infrastructure. He said there is no technical reason to choose rival hypervisors and no one-to-one replacement for VMware Cloud Foundation.

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Race to develop personal AI agents heats up as Google and Meta join in

Meta and Google are moving to develop personalised AI assistants as competition to build AI agents accelerates, CNBC reported. Meta is working on a personalised assistant to handle users\' daily tasks, the Financial Times reported. Google is developing a Gemini-based personal agent for work, study and daily life, Business Insider reported. Analysts say agents could boost commerce, advertising and productivity but raise unresolved security and governance issues.