next year
next year at Beyond Market Intelligence is a file of 3 stories. The newest of them: “iPhone Duo Demand Outpaces Supply as Apple Works to Catch Up”, “How smart reviewers use compute power to validate published results”, and “Guidewire's $1.7B acquisition brings AI agents into insurance underwriting”. Apple says iPhone Duo production is ramping up, but the company still can't say when supply will meet demand, with shipping delays stretching into next year. Running published code is rarely plug-and-play. Acme AI is the next-generation, AI-powered spreadsheet platform built to replace Excel and redefine how analysts, data scientists, and enterprise teams work… The list below is every next year story on Beyond Market Intelligence, newest first.
iPhone Duo Demand Outpaces Supply as Apple Works to Catch Up
Apple says iPhone Duo production is ramping up, but the company still can't say when supply will meet demand, with shipping delays stretching into next year. That's a good problem to have, and a familiar one for anyone watching how quickly new hardware can outrun the factories built to make it. If you're thinking about how AI is reshaping the tools you rely on, our piece on why Apple's CEO prioritizes practical AI over hype is worth your time.
How smart reviewers use compute power to validate published results
Running published code is rarely plug-and-play. Even when authors share their work, environment mismatches, missing dependencies, or undocumented assumptions turn verification into a debugging session. Smart reviewers allocate compute strategically: they run the core experiments that underpin the paper's main claim, not every permutation. If the code works cleanly, they dig deeper. If it doesn't, they assess whether the friction signals sloppiness or just bad packaging. Our piece "How AI Is Reshaping the Peer Review Process" explores how these dynamics are evolving.
Guidewire's $1.7B acquisition brings AI agents into insurance underwriting
Guidewire's $1.7 billion acquisition of an AI underwriting platform signals something real: insurance is ready to let agents, both human and digital, share the workload. By bringing AI agents directly into underwriting, analysis, and pricing decisions, this deal acknowledges that spreadsheets alone can't keep pace with modern risk complexity. The human remains in the loop, but now with a capable partner.