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Chief Digital & Technology Officer Jason Gowans reveals change is in the jeans at Levi’s

There’s a gold rush on as firms jostle for GPUs and hope that AI will create a glittering boom for their bottom line. AI has already put a shine on processes and customer service for a firm that heralds from the original San Francisco gold rush: jeans and apparel maker Levi’s.

Jason Gowans, Chief Digital & Technology Officer of Levi Strauss & Co, met diginomica at the firm's stylish Soho London base, where rock bands and celebrities are regulars, to discuss online retail, data, ERP, AI and, of course, jeans.

The Soho hub is relaxed and immersed in Levi’s history and the popular culture the clothing maker is closely associated with. We interview in relaxed chairs surrounded by guitars, album covers, art and fashion. It is so very London, so very Soho, so very Levi’s. The location is convenient for Gowans, but as the conversation progresses, it reveals itself to...

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Time to power is becoming the new measure of AI infrastructure readiness

For much of the AI boom, the infrastructure conversation has centered on compute: chips, servers and the increasingly large data centers needed to support them. But as AI moves from experimentation to deployment at scale, technology leaders face another infrastructure challenge that could be just as consequential: securing enough reliable

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Last Seen is the 'gripping' new thriller now streaming on Apple TV — and one star teases emotional storyline is 'heading somewhere you won't have anticipated'

If you really know your stuff about streaming services, you'll know that Apple TV is the home of consistently high-quality content — and its new Australian thriller Last Seen is no exception. Based on Ryan David Jahn's novel The Dispatcher, we follow emergency dispatcher — and secret alcoholic

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Gartner thinks these four trends will shape the future of work — so what will they mean for you?

* One in three workers laid off due to AI could need to be reemployed at a higher rate * Context, judgment and meaning are irreplaceable human traits that AI can't bring * Companies need to reinvest in AI – not just accept mediocre gains Gartner has argued that the future of

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Everything New You Can Do With Siri AI

Siri made its debut on the iPhone in 2011, five years ahead of Google Assistant and 11 years before ChatGPT would open up to the public. Despite the head start, Apple's voice AI has been comprehensively overtaken in recent years, and made to look rather primitive compared to

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Time to power is becoming the new measure of AI infrastructure readiness

Last Seen is the 'gripping' new thriller now streaming on Apple TV &mdash; and one star teases emotional storyline is 'heading somewhere you won't have anticipated'

Gartner thinks these four trends will shape the future of work &mdash; so what will they mean for you?

Everything New You Can Do With Siri AI

Last Seen is the 'gripping' new thriller now streaming on Apple TV — and one star teases emotional storyline is 'heading somewhere you won't have anticipated'

Gartner thinks these four trends will shape the future of work — so what will they mean for you?