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What if the biggest problem in education isn’t technology, funding, or curriculum — but the fact that schools still operate on an industrial blueprint designed over a century ago? That’s where my conversation with Carl Morris and Saif Sarwar begins. Both have lived across three worlds: • inside classrooms as teachers, • inside companies as edtech operators, • and inside entire systems across the UK, the Middle East, and Europe . Together, they brought one message: Education

The single most important news this week is Nvidia’s $57B quarter and bullish outlook—it confirms that AI is not a hype cycle but a full-blown infrastructure supercycle. For you, that means budgets, tooling, and talent will keep flowing toward AI-first products, while costs and architectures around GPUs, memory, and data pipelines will increasingly decide winners. TL;DR Nvidia’s $57B quarter underscores a durable AI infrastructure boom; expect continued GPU, memory, and data-

The single most important news this week is OpenAI’s launch of GPT‑5.1 (Instant and Thinking), because it pushes agentic, controllable AI into everyday products and enterprise workflows—raising the baseline for what users expect and what developers can deliver, while accelerating the shift from apps to orchestrated agents. TL;DR AI infra race accelerates: AI ‘super factories’, photonic networking, superconducting power, and inference‑first chips are redefining cost and latenc

The single most important news this week is Google’s settlement with Epic, which forces sweeping Play Store changes and cements a broader shift toward open app distribution. For entrepreneurs and developers, this is a once-in-a-decade chance to cut fees, own customer relationships, and reinvent go‑to‑market on mobile. TL;DR App distribution is opening up: Google–Epic settlement and iOS third‑party stores in Japan will lower fees and expand payment options. AI assistants scale

The single most important news this week is Nvidia becoming the first $5 trillion company—because it confirms the AI compute supercycle is not hype but the new baseline, reshaping capital flows, supply chains, and the platform choices that will define your next product and your customers’ performance expectations. TL;DR Nvidia’s $5T milestone and hyperscaler capex jumps confirm an AI compute supercycle that will shape product roadmaps and costs. Major Azure and recurring AWS

The single most important news: a $40B AI datacenter push led by Microsoft and Nvidia. It signals a multi‑year compute supercycle that will widen the runway for AI products, lower inference latency/price at scale, and create fresh opportunities for startups building agentic workflows, real‑time data apps, and identity‑first security on top of abundant GPU capacity. TL;DR Compute supercycle: $40B AI datacenter deal + 200k GPUs for Microsoft accelerates capacity and drops infer

Standing Taller, Seeing Further: Why 2025 Is a Pivotal Year for EdTech SaaS What happens when you stand on the shoulders of giants? In...

Most important this week: the AI inference boom triggered a global data-center land grab (e.g., Meta–CoreWeave’s $14.2B pact) and deeper...

Explore the pivotal IT shifts in Week in IT Digest #58. Discover how OpenAI's data centers and Nvidia's $100B investment reshape the IT landscape.

Discover how AI in teaching transforms education with storytelling and emotion. Explore Peter Makuła's unique approach to AI in teaching today!

Stay updated with Week in IT Digest #57! Discover how AI is reshaping IT by surpassing human coders and influencing global tech trends.

In today's fast-evolving academic landscape, technology plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of universities and colleges. Innovative educational software platforms are transforming how institutions manage operations, engage students, and deliver quality education.