Once again, Walmart takes the No. 1 spot in our US grocery ecommerce sales forecast, but Instacart and Amazon are fighting for the second spot.

Instacart jumped from 10.2% of US digital grocery sales in 2019 to 21.5% in 2020, taking over share as people pivoted to online grocery deliveries. Walmart has had the highest digital grocery share since 2020, which put it in good shape this past earnings season when consumers cut back on superfluous spending and sought grocery savings.

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We unpack a new KLAS survey detailing what health system execs are looking for when selecting a cloud vendor.

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Sony expands its empire into mobile: Its latest acquisition will be a testing ground for in-game ads and mobile service games.

AI is moving fast and might break things: Keen Technologies’ goal for human-like AI is part of a trend that’s triggered an ethical AI backlash. But there’s a common-ground approach.

Houston, we have ignition: Researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory got a nuclear fusion experiment to work, briefly. The nanosecond success could fuel fusion startup creation for years to come.

It reached this milestone in just over two years. But is that and its claim of profitability enough to call it a success?

Though FIs should keep these at the top of mind when creating digital strategies, they should proceed with caution.

It attributes its digital success to consistent tech investment and understanding customer data.

Pinterest looks to revive flagging growth with Shuffles: The invite-only collage app is making waves on TikTok and boosting the platform’s appeal with Gen Z and younger audiences.