29 09, 2026

AI May Have the Spotlight, but Keep an Eye on Quantum

By |2026-09-29T13:49:57-05:00September 29th, 2026|Articles|0 Comments

Advancements in quantum computing promise to supercharge the development of AI.  The two technologies may appear similar, but they are fundamentally different- AI is a software function using data patterns for predictions; quantum computing is hardware built on the principles of quantum physics that may disrupt even the biggest industries. Tipping Point in Quantum Computing A defining moment in the evolution of quantum computing occurred in 2025. Enterprise users [...]

11 08, 2026

The Cost of Questioning AI

By |2026-08-11T10:32:40-05:00August 11th, 2026|Articles|0 Comments

The voluminous energy use of data centers has become a point of contention in municipalities across the country.  The U.S. has more data centers than practically the rest of the world combined, with more than an additional 700 new data centers under construction.  Astute Leadership Matrix readers will recall that as AI growth accelerates, so does the need for power, risking overload on electric grids as data center construction [...]

24 07, 2026

Some Orange Juice with Breakfast? It Might Not Be Available.

By |2026-07-24T14:07:20-05:00July 24th, 2026|Articles|0 Comments

The Florida citrus industry is facing a precipitous decline in production that may jeopardize its very existence.  This historic drop in yield stems from a perfect storm of industry challenges, including citrus greening disease, hurricanes, freezes, land pressure, and rising production costs, that may prove to be permanent.  The issue is larger than just an agricultural story; it is a supply-chain, pricing, rural-economy, and food-security story. Consider the Numbers [...]

2 06, 2026

Changes Brewing on the College Gridiron

By |2026-06-02T13:24:53-05:00June 2nd, 2026|Articles|0 Comments

As the calendar turns to the unofficial start of summer, things have already heated up in the world of the college gridiron.  The point of contention is whether to expand the College Football Playoff (CFP) from its new 12-team format.  While the future of the CFP may look like a debate about access and competition, it’s really a fight over money, control, and who gets to shape the valuable [...]