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Lessons from the cloud era: Why agentic AI demands a new security approach
AI evolves in waves and allowing AI to operate without control may be one of the costliest mistakes organizations can make
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The sovereign awakening: Why the UK must break free from cloud feudalism
The current cloud model is extractive rather than innovative
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Sponsored The five pillars of building a private CDN
Private CDN technology is no longer exclusive to large internet companies
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Sponsored A new paradigm at the edge: Cloud-agnostic edge infrastructure
The modern internet can no longer depend on a single cloud
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Google bets the farm on cybersecurity with proposed $32B Wiz acquisition
Google has proposed a $32 billion acquisition of cloud security firm Wiz, marking a notable move in the cybersecurity space.
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Embracing the future: The case for distributed cloud networking
Distributed cloud networking represents an evolution in enterprise WAN architecture, building on existing and new technologies to form a cohesive solution.
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Cisco goes deep on observability, puts Splunk center stage
Cisco puts Splunk at the center of its observability strategy, offering migration support for existing customers.
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Why IBM thinks AWS is the right place to scale responsible AI
The integration should help IBM watsonx and Amazon SageMaker customers manage model risk and meet compliance requirements related to recent regulations.
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Commvault Cleanroom Recovery looks to modernize testing and resilience
Commvault says that Cleanroom Recovery can rapidly test and retest cyber recovery plans across a customer’s IT infrastructure.
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Zscaler reports phishing attacks to get worse as cybercriminals tap AI
A new Zscaler report identified a 60% year-over-year jump in phishing attacks, attributed to generative artificial intelligence-driven phishing schemes.
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The race to cloudify the LAN: Network vendors jostle for position
A subscription-based model can turn an industry on its head. The growth rates, the innovation, and the revenues associated with a cloud model are astounding
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Selector adds generative AI and advanced analytics to AIOps platform
Selector's updated network monitoring platform uses generative AI and advanced analytics to simplify troubleshooting and planning
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Why telcos are 'all in' on artificial intelligence
Over the past few years, 5G has been the priority for telcos, but that has given way to artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI
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Why distributed cloud networking is the future of enterprise networks
Distributed cloud networking is the future of enterprise networking and companies must adapt and embrace its elastic, dynamic, on-demand capabilities
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Virtual threads lead Java 21 dev news from Oracle CloudWorld
At Oracle CloudWorld, the Java team unveiled a list of key new features in Java 21, which went into general availability last week
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How confidential computing is changing cloud data security
Confidential computing prevents unauthorized access, ensuring that the data remains confidential, even if the computing infrastructure is compromised.
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Op-Ed: Will DevSecOps Finally Take Off?
“DevSecOps has been slow to mature, in part because the DevOps process was never meant to be a large software development process,” Gartner's Mark Horvath said. -
MWC Barcelona Reflects Industrywide Gender Imbalance
Five of the 24 people GSMA selected to give keynotes during the wireless industry’s largest and most important annual event are female.
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SD-WAN Is Just a SASE Trojan Horse
SD-WAN will be critical for driving the adoption of SASE, but long term its relevance will fade as routing joins security in the cloud and at the edge. -
Apple’s M1 Macs Offer Hints of Arm’s Data Center Future
The Apple M1 is a “watershed moment” for Arm in the client space and an allegory for a shift to Arm in the data center, Ampere's Jeff Wittich said. -
The Chips Are Down. Can Intel Catch Up?
As Intel fumbles with its 10- and 7-nanometer chips, the competition is already moving on, and so are its customers. -
Google’s Istio Move Ignites Open Source Tempest
The waves created by moving Istio into the Open Usage Commons group could have been tempered had it done that with Knative instead. I am glad it didn't. -
SASE Is Here to Stay
SD-WAN and security alone may not be going anywhere soon, but you can bet on SASE becoming a much bigger part of the conversation moving forward. -
KubeCon Showed Kubernetes Is Big, but Is It a Unicorn?
People like to see horses, but people want to see a unicorn.