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Venezuelan immigrant. Husband to @giselledavila. Kindness first. ENG/ESP. Views my own.

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Experienced reporter and editor covering enterprise tech, AI and more for CIO Dive. Content producer for all platforms. Se habla español.

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By Roberto Torres Verified
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Shantanu Narayen, who plans to step down after more than 18 years as CEO of Adobe, praised the company's potential to drive enterprise AI initiatives during his 100th — and one of his final — earnings calls with the software giant Thursday. “Adobe has always been a trusted partner for enterprises, and we're increasingly being asked to help them drive their AI strategy across customer experience orchestration globally,” said Narayen.
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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Despite Wall Street concerns about Oracle's massive AI infrastructure spending, the company saw revenues boom during the third quarter of its 2026 fiscal year, the company reported Tuesday. The cloud and software provider earned $17.2 billion in total revenue during the quarter, up 22% year over year. A major driver of growth was AI infrastructure revenue, which more than tripled year over year during Q3.
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amid layoff waves and tepid hiring, according to . The company measured the percentage of full-time and part-time employees who report a positive six-month business outlook at their companies. • Confidence among workers in tech fell by more than year over year, the largest dip across all industries tracked in the report. Fewer than half of tech workers gave a positive depiction of their businesses in the • “Tech workers can see the soft job market out there,” said in an email to CIO Dive.
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