Carrie Pallardy

3 days ago | informationweek.com | Carrie Pallardy

Lonestar Data Holdings will launch six data storage spacecrafts between 2027 and 2030. We are looking far afield for the future of data centers: in deserts, under the sea, and of course, in space. Data centers in strange places are steadily moving from the realm of imagination to reality. Lonestar Data Holdings, for one, recently achieved milestones in testing its commercial lunar data center in orbit.

3 days ago | informationweek.com | Carrie Pallardy

Enterprises are gearing up to unleash agentic AI, but is their cloud infrastructure ready? Research and advisory firm Gartner predicts that agentic AI will be in 33% of enterprise software applications and enable autonomous decision making for 15% of day-to-day work by 2028. As enterprises work toward that future, leaders must consider whether existing cloud infrastructure is ready for that influx of AI agents.

4 days ago | craincurrency.com | Carrie Pallardy |Marcus Baram

The Trump administration’s deep cuts to federal higher education funding are creating new opportunities — and responsibilities — for family offices to step in and support colleges and universities. In our lead story, Carrie Pallardy reports on how institutions like Harvard and Northwestern are increasingly relying on wealthy donors to help fill the gap.

6 days ago | craincurrency.com | Carrie Pallardy

The Trump administration’s sweeping cuts to federal funding for colleges and universities have prompted some wealthy donors to explore ways to fill the gap. Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Harvard University, Northwestern University, Princeton University and the University of Pennsylvania are among the institutions facing millions — and in some cases, billions — of dollars in federal funding freezes as the administration advances its higher education agenda.

6 days ago | pionline.com | Carrie Pallardy

Breadcrumb Home ENDOWMENTS AND FOUNDATIONS April 18, 2025 10:13 AM Tweet Share Share Email More Reprints Print The Trump administration’s sweeping cuts to federal funding for colleges and universities have prompted some wealthy donors to explore ways to fill the gap.