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    • Imagining the future of banking with agentic AI

      Agentic AI is coming of age. And with it comes new opportunities in the financial services sector. Banks are increasingly employing agentic AI to optimize processes, navigate complex systems, and sift through vast quantities of unstructured data to make decisions and take actions—with or without human involvement. “With the maturing of agentic AI, it is…

    • The Download: unnerving AI avatars, and Trump’s climate gift to China

      This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Synthesia’s AI clones are more expressive than ever. Soon they’ll be able to talk back. —Rhiannon Williams Earlier this summer, I visited the AI company Synthesia to give it what it needed to…

    • Transforming CX with embedded real-time analytics 

      During Black Friday in 2024, Stripe processed more than $31 billion in transactions, with processing rates peaking at 137,000 transactions per minute, the highest in the company’s history. The financial-services firm had to analyze every transaction in real time to prevent nearly 21 million fraud attempts that could have siphoned more than $910 million from its…

    • Synthesia’s AI clones are more expressive than ever. Soon they’ll be able to talk back.

      Earlier this summer, I walked through the glassy lobby of a fancy office in London, into an elevator, and then along a corridor into a clean, carpeted room. Natural light flooded in through its windows, and a large pair of umbrella-like lighting rigs made the room even brighter. I tried not to squint as I…

    • How Trump is helping China extend its massive lead in clean energy 

      On a spring day in 1954, Bell Labs researchers showed off the first practical solar panels at a press conference in Murray Hill, New Jersey, using sunlight to spin a toy Ferris wheel before a stunned crowd. The solar future looked bright. But in the race to commercialize the technology it invented, the US would…

    • The Download: sustainable architecture, and DeepSeek’s success

      This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Material Cultures looks to the past to build the future Despite decades of green certifications, better material sourcing, and the use of more sustainable materials, the built environment is still responsible for a…

    • The connected customer

      As brands compete for increasingly price conscious consumers, customer experience (CX) has become a decisive differentiator. Yet many struggle to deliver, constrained by outdated systems, fragmented data, and organizational silos that limit both agility and consistency. The current wave of artificial intelligence, particularly agentic AI that can reason and act across workflows, offers a powerful…

    • Building the AI-enabled enterprise of the future

      Artificial intelligence is fundamentally reshaping how the world operates. With its potential to automate repetitive tasks, analyze vast datasets, and augment human capabilities, the use of AI technologies is already driving changes across industries. In health care and pharmaceuticals, machine learning and AI-powered tools are advancing disease diagnosis, reducing drug discovery timelines by as much…

    • The Download: therapists secretly using AI, and Apple AirPods’ hearing aid potential

      This is today’s edition of The Download, our weekday newsletter that provides a daily dose of what’s going on in the world of technology. Therapists are secretly using ChatGPT. Clients are triggered. Declan would never have found out his therapist was using ChatGPT had it not been for a technical mishap. The connection was patchy during one…

    • What health care providers actually want from AI

      In a market flooded with AI promises, health care decision-makers are no longer dazzled by flashy demos or abstract potential. Today, they want pragmatic and pressure-tested products. They want solutions that work for their clinicians, staff, patients, and their bottom line. To gain traction in 2025 and beyond, health care providers are looking for real-world solutions…

    • Exploring 5 Use Cases of AI in Construction Management

      The days of manually planning construction projects and managing resources are behind us as artificial intelligence (AI) transforms how the industry operates. Nowadays, 32% of construction organizations are already using AI in projects, and 43% say they are planning to use it in the near future. In fact, 70% of project professionals in the construction The post Exploring 5 Use Cases of AI in Construction Management appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • Release, Don’t Hoard: The Law of Resilient Power

      Release your best work early. GPTs prove that power grows through exposure, critique, and resilience — not secrecy. Build tools the world can break You return the first catch. This is not a tale for tourists or a habit for the sentimental. The rule is law, set down not by market or machine, but by the enduring wisdom of those The post Release, Don’t Hoard: The Law of Resilient Power appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • Building Trust: Gregory Knox Jones on the Power of Relationships in Private Equity

      Introduction Interpersonal relationships are the lifeblood of the private equity industry. Even though some may think the central focus is on generating financial gains, many forget that these gains and investment opportunities don’t fall out of the sky. They are built between two or more parties assessing potential projects and investing in them in savvy The post Building Trust: Gregory Knox Jones on the Power of Relationships in Private Equity appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • The Forgotten Advantage: Winning by Remembering Less

      Discover why the smartest companies thrive by forgetting strategically. Learn how selective memory builds resilience, innovation, and true competitive edge Before sunrise, the world is quiet except for a living thread of ants winding through the grass. Each ant follows a path built from hope and the faint signal of pheromones. The trail is strongest where the first ants found food the day before. The post The Forgotten Advantage: Winning by Remembering Less appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • How Much Should You Invest Each Month? 5 Considerations to Manage Your Wealth in a Sustainable Way

      If you’re looking to begin investing as a way of growing your wealth, then there’s no time like the present to get started.  There are millions of adults who have little to no savings, meaning that there’s no rainy day fund to turn to should an unexpected expense come out of the blue. With around The post How Much Should You Invest Each Month? 5 Considerations to Manage Your Wealth in a Sustainable Way appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • Netflix Targets World Domination: Could the Stock Reach $1 Trillion by 2030?

      Streaming giant Netflix has undergone a series of ambitious expansions in recent years, and its soaring value on Wall Street underlines investor confidence in the platform. But is its target of a $1 trillion market capitalization by 2030 a bridge too far?  There’s little doubt that Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is one of the breakout stars The post Netflix Targets World Domination: Could the Stock Reach $1 Trillion by 2030? appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • Leadership in the Era of Synthetic Reality: The AI-Blockchain Alliance

      She hears the phone ring just past dawn. The voice is her granddaughter’s: soft, scared, perfect. “Grandma, it’s me. I missed my flight. I need your help. Please, can you send the money now?” The details sting with truth: the nickname, the muffled sob, the airport noise in the background. Grandma remembers seeing the airport The post Leadership in the Era of Synthetic Reality: The AI-Blockchain Alliance appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • A data driven analysis into the correlation between Trump in the media and S&P500 stocks.

      It can be a useful exercise to attempt to prove empirically what we believe we already know. The resulting exercise can produce one of 2 results: in one case we surprise ourselves with results contradicting our initial hypothesis, leading to a new discovery. Or in most cases, we prove our hypothesis, and in doing so The post A data driven analysis into the correlation between Trump in the media and S&P500 stocks. appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium: Each Precious Metal Is Precious in Its Own Unique Way

      In recent months and weeks, prices of precious metals – gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium – have been reaching new historical or multi-year record highs. Still, when investing in precious metals, you should remember that each precious metal is precious in its own unique way. Investing in gold is actually boring. First, gold prices The post Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium, Rhodium: Each Precious Metal Is Precious in Its Own Unique Way appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • 8 Ways Digital Tools Are Reducing On-Site Rework

      Rework accounts for 5% of construction spending in the US, and although this may not initially appear like much, that equates to over $65 billion annually. Whether issues arise from poor communication within a team, outdated processes, or poor quality assurance measures, the time and money that is required for rework can put a huge The post 8 Ways Digital Tools Are Reducing On-Site Rework appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • Rewrite the Future: Human Agency vs. AI Inevitability

      Break free from AI inevitability. Discover how bold human agency, not algorithms, determines real advantage in a world chasing automation and conformity The illusion of AI inevitability is seductive but corrosive. Scan the headlines or the glossy projections at sites like AI-2027.com, and you will discover a familiar, deterministic script.  Media portray AI as a tidal The post Rewrite the Future: Human Agency vs. AI Inevitability appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • Is Artificial Intelligence Spiraling Out of Control? Philosophical and Technological Reflections

      “Once, humans created tools. Now, tools are beginning to co-create humanity.” The Boundaries of Understanding  Unpredictability was once the exclusive domain of nature and the human psyche. And yet, it is increasingly present in the technological world, especially in the case of AI, which learns, adapts, and makes decisions. Paradoxically, the more “intelligent” AI becomes, The post Is Artificial Intelligence Spiraling Out of Control? Philosophical and Technological Reflections appeared first on DataDrivenInvestor.

    • Startup wisdom: How to get your startup noticed — 5 principles to master

      Startup wisdom is a new TNW series offering practical lessons from experts who’ve helped build great companies. This week, Lize Hong, the founder of strategic communications firm Venture Vox, shares her tips on getting startups noticed. Startups don’t fail because they lack a good product. They fail because no one knows or cares about them. It’s brutal, but true. While many founders cling to the myth that “build it and they will come,” the reality is that attention is oxygen for startups. I’ve learned this through experience. As a tech communications expert, I’ve defended the reputations of companies like Google and Uber…This story continues at The Next Web

    • Past the tipping point: Why the climate transition is now in our hands

      Jacqueline van den Ende, CEO of Carbon Equity, believes we have already passed the climate transition tipping point: “Last year, 90% of all new electricity production worldwide came from renewable sources, i.e. generated via solar, wind, or water. Meanwhile, China is actually ahead of its climate goals compared to other countries,” she said. This isn’t a sign to let up; if anything, van den Ende believes we need more investment into climate tech solutions that will help accelerate the transition and make clean energy accessible across the globe. Yet, European climate tech funding sunk to a five-year low in Q1…This story continues at The Next Web

    • Founders’ takes: AI isn’t the end of developers — it’s their evolution

      Founders’ takes is a new series featuring expert insights from tech leaders transforming industries with artificial intelligence. In this edition, Steven Kleinveld, founder of applied AI lab Skylark, argues that vibe coding won’t replace developers — it’ll upgrade them. There’s been a lot of talk lately that AI is going to replace developers. With the rise of tools that let you prompt your way into building apps, people are starting to wonder: “Are developers even still needed?” The short answer: yes — more than ever. The hype around no-code and “vibe coding” makes it seem like anyone can build a solid MVP…This story continues at The Next Web

    • Opinion: Europe can lead in tech — if regulation and culture align

      As an American born and raised in New York City, I’ve seen the power of US entrepreneurialism to change the world. The ambition, ingenuity, and relentless drive that have powered the country’s economy for generations have also been a global force for prosperity, stability, and innovation. Yet now the US is retreating into an aggressive and unpredictable form of unilateral bullying. I am deeply concerned — not just for America, but for the world.  For the past few years, I’ve watched these developments from Europe. I’ve settled with my family in the Netherlands, where I work as CEO of cultivated…This story continues at The Next Web

    • The Hot Crazy Matrix explains why investors get tech deals wrong

      Private equity deals hit an all-time high in 2021, peaking at a total value of more than $1tn, with an average deal size exceeding $1bn for the first time. Founders were media darlings, valuations soared, and investors raced to get a piece of the action.   By 2023, many of those same companies — such as Klarna and Stripe — had lost billions in value. Klarna’s valuation plummeted by 85% from its 2021 peak of $45.6bn to $6.7bn in 2022. Stripe also fell dramatically, from $95bn in 2021 to $50bn in 2023.   Fast forward to today, and even more tech companies…This story continues at The Next Web

    • Opinion: Trusting an unverified AI agent is like handing your keys to a drunk graduate

      AI agents are now being embedded across core business functions globally. Soon, these agents could be scheduling our lives, making key decisions, and negotiating deals on our behalf. The prospect is exciting and ambitious, but it also begs the question: who’s actually supervising them? Over half (51%) of companies have deployed AI agents, and Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has targeted a billion agents by the end of the year. Despite their growing influence, verification testing is notably absent. These agents are being entrusted with critical responsibilities in sensitive sectors, such as banking and healthcare, without proper oversight. AI agents require…This story continues at The Next Web

    • Bananas, champagne, and robots: Why automation still needs humans

      Watching robots awkwardly flop around, cause robot body pile-ups on the soccer field, and accidentally lose their heads while taking part in a 1500-metre sprint at the first Robot Humanoid Games in China was not only entertaining, it was a reminder of just how far robotics has come — and how far it still has to go. While humanoid robots still struggle to walk across a stage, in other corners of the world automation is quietly revolutionising industries. At Picnic Technologies, the Netherlands’ fastest growing online supermarket, robots are compiling your grocery orders so delivery ‘shoppers’ can get them from…This story continues at The Next Web

    • Vibe coding is transforming software. Enterprise is the next frontier

      Vibe coding is redefining who can build software. By enabling code generation through natural language prompts, it’s quickly gained traction among startups and indie developers. But the biggest opportunity lies ahead: the enterprise.   The rapid rise of Lovable — which recently raised a $200mn Series A at a $1.8bn valuation — illustrates the remarkable progress of vibe coding. Having backed the Swedish startup at the seed stage, I see this as just the beginning. What’s next? A fundamental upheaval of who can build software — a cultural shift set to transform entire industries.     The vibe coding revolution The disruptive power of…This story continues at The Next Web

    • European space tech has data to sell — but where are the buyers?

      The European space industry is booming. Yet despite the boom, the industry is struggling to find commercial buyers for arguably its most valuable output: data.  At the Living Planet Symposium 2025 in Vienna, the European Space Agency (ESA) and private sector leaders laid out Europe’s bold space ambitions and called for increased cooperation to address deep commercial gaps. Josef Aschbacher, ESA’s director general, highlighted one key focus. “Earth observation within the European Space Agency is a major priority,” he said. ESA has had recent successful missions. Its miniature satellite Φsat-2, for example, has started transmitting high-definition images back to Earth…This story continues at The Next Web

    • Swedish startup unveils Starlink alternative — that Musk can’t switch off

      A new pocket-sized Starlink alternative promises secure military communications — safe from interference by billionaire CEOs. The system, named the RU1, was unveiled today by Swedish startup TERASi. It’s billed as the world’s smallest and lightest mm-Wave radio, a form of communications that offers blazing-fast speeds and huge bandwidth. James Campion, the CEO and co-founder of TERASi, describes the portable device as “the GoPro of backhaul radios.” “RU1 can be deployed in minutes to keep units connected in fast-changing environments,” Campion told TNW. The devices, he continued, can be installed on tripods or drones. Multiple RU1s can then link into…This story continues at The Next Web

      • FTC Chair Ferguson’s Ridiculous Crusade: Threatening Google Over Spam Filters That Actually Work

        FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson has apparently decided his latest form of politically motivated lawfare (the thing he insisted he would end once he took over) should be threatening Google over… checks notes… having spam filters that work too well at blocking actual spam. In a letter sent to Google CEO Sundar Pichai last week, Ferguson

      • Daily Deal: The JavaScript DOM Game Developer Bundle

        The JavaScript DOM Game Developer Bundle has 8 courses to help you master coding fundamentals. Courses cover JavaScript DOM, Coding, HTML 5 Canvas, and more. You’ll learn how to create your own fun, interactive games. It’s on sale for $30. Note: The Techdirt Deals Store is powered and curated by StackCommerce. A portion of all sales from

      • RFK Jr. Heads To Congress As GOP Support Starts To Crack

        Since before RFK Jr. was even confirmed into his position as the head of HHS and American health, I have been pleading for someone to step in and correct this obvious mistake. Everything about his first half a year or so in the role has been a disaster. Layoffs and resignations at HHS agencies have

      • Trump’s Long Con Using Dish Network Collapses, Just As We Predicted Five Years Ago

        I generally try not to engage in “I told you so,” but I told you so. The Trump administration’s long-percolating plan to use Dish Network as flimsy cover for harmful wireless consolidation is dead, just as I predicted five years earlier. Dish will lumber forward as another lazy MVNO for a while longer, but the

      • OK Anti-Woke Teachers Test From Prager U Is Impossible To Fail

        The Ryan Walters saga of stupid continues. Walters is the Superintendent of Oklahoma, where he oversees a state education system that ranks near the bottom among states, while also carving out time to lick Donald Trump’s boots as thoroughly as possible. Between naked attempts to sell the Trump bible in state schools and attempting to

      • Kristi Noem Lies, Says National Guard Deployments To ‘Blue’ Cities Aren’t Politically Motivated

        Kristi Noem made an appearance on “Face the Nation” last week, squaring off against Ed O’Keefe of CBS News. CBS, of course, has already engaged in plenty of capitulation. And O’Keefe’s interview — while containing some probing questions — didn’t contain much push back against numerous bogus claims made by DHS head Kristi Noem. Somehow,

      • Disney, ESPN Sue Sling TV For The Crime Of Streaming TV Pricing Innovation

        Earlier this month, Dish’s Sling TV unveiled a rare bit of innovation in an increasingly enshittified streaming video market. They began offering what they called “mini-subscriptions,” allowing users to subscribe to live streaming TV for the day, weekend, or a full week for prices starting at around $5. It was a nice option for folks

      • Judge Mehta’s Google Antitrust Remedies: Threading The Needle Between Overkill And Underkill

        Last summer, when Judge Amit Mehta ruled that Google had violated antitrust laws through its search distribution agreements, I was left wondering what the hell any reasonable remedy would look like. The case always struck me as weird—Google was paying billions to Apple and Mozilla to be the default search engine because users actually wanted

      • Fifth Circuit Reverses Lower Court, Shuts Down Texas University’s Illegal Drag Show Ban

        In September 2023, Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk decided it was constitutional for a Texas university (West Texas A&M) to shut down a “PG-13” drag show. This was a decision he arrived at despite this being said (on the public record!) by the university official instituting the drag show ban: In the statement to the WTAMU community yesterday, [WATMU

      • Daily Deal: The Courses Digest, Labs Digest, and Exams Digest Bundle

        The Courses Digest, Labs Digest, and Exams Digest Bundle gives you unlimited access to expertly crafted online courses, interactive labs and study tools. Whether you’re aiming for industry-recognized certifications or expanding your tech expertise, this bundle will help you get there with courses on CompTIA, AWS, Microsoft, Cisco, Salesforce, and more. It’s on sale for

      • Visa introduces new tools for developers building AI agents engaged in commerce

        Visa Inc. announced today its continued expansion into what the company calls “agentic commerce” with enhancements to its Visa Intelligent Commerce platform, an artificial-intelligence-based payments solution that allows AI agents to shop and make purchases. Visa introduced the Intelligence Commerce platform in late April, providing developers with application programming interface resources for AI platforms and The post Visa introduces new tools for developers building AI agents engaged in commerce appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • Quantum computing firm Quantinuum raises $600M at a $10B pre-money valuation

        Quantinuum Ltd., an integrated quantum computing company majority-owned by Honeywell International Inc., announced today it has raised $600 million in equity capital to advance and scale up its cutting-edge trapped-ion quantum computer technology stack. The raise brings the firm to $10 billion in pre-money valuation, doubling its valuation after a previous $300 million round in early The post Quantum computing firm Quantinuum raises $600M at a $10B pre-money valuation appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • Apiiro report finds AI code assistants increase developer speed but heighten security risk

        A new report out today from application security posture management company Apiiro Ltd. looks at the impact of artificial intelligence code assistants in a Fortune 20 enterprise and highlights a widening gap between development velocity and security risk. The study tracked more than 7,000 developers across 62,000 repositories, where GitHub Copilot adoption has significantly changed coding patterns. The post Apiiro report finds AI code assistants increase developer speed but heighten security risk appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • EC-Council invests $20M+ in FireCompass to expand AI offensive security

        Cybersecurity certification, education, training and services company EC-Council announced today that it has invested more than $20 million into FireCompass Pvt. Ltd., an artificial intelligence-powered offensive security platform provider, as part of its $100 million Cybersecurity Innovation Commitment. Founded in 2019, FireCompass offers an AI-powered offensive security platform that unifies multiple security testing capabilities into The post EC-Council invests $20M+ in FireCompass to expand AI offensive security appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • Vidar infostealer gains traction among cybercriminals as ease of use drives adoption

        A new report released today by secure access service edge provider Aryaka Networks Inc. is warning of the growing threat from Vidar, a malware-as-a-service infostealer that has surged in prominence since first appearing in 2018. Vidar entered the malware scene as a spinoff from the Arkei family of malware, before evolving today into a more powerful, standalone The post Vidar infostealer gains traction among cybercriminals as ease of use drives adoption appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • Ketryx raises $39M to help medical device makers ship safer products faster

        Ketryx Corp., a company transforming product lifecycle development and compliance for medical device makers with artificial intelligence, today announced it has raised $39 million in a Series B funding round led by Transformation Capital. The round brings Ketryx’s total funding to more than $55 million, with participation from existing investors that include Lightspeed Venture Partners, The post Ketryx raises $39M to help medical device makers ship safer products faster appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • Agentic AI identity verification startup Vouched gets $17M to build trust in autonomous agents

        An identity verification startup called Vouched Identity Inc. is turning its attention away from humans to focus on artificial intelligence agents after raising $17 million in a Series A round of funding today from Spring Rock Ventures. The startup has made a name for itself as a provider of digital identity verification tools, with its The post Agentic AI identity verification startup Vouched gets $17M to build trust in autonomous agents appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • Neo4j unifies real-time transactions and graph analytics at scale

        Graph database maker Neo4j Inc. today launched Infinigraph, calling it a significant advancement in distributed graph technology. The company said the architecture allows users to run both operational and analytical workloads on a single graph database platform at over 100 terabytes in scale without fragmenting the graph, duplicating infrastructure or compromising performance. The product of The post Neo4j unifies real-time transactions and graph analytics at scale appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • C3.ai’s stock crumbles on ‘unacceptable’ results, but new CEO promises to turn things around

        Artificial intelligence software company C3 AI Inc.’s stock was battered and bruised in extended trading, down more than 10% after it delivered disappointing financial results and a weak outlook. That happened despite the company’s best efforts to generate optimism over the appointment of former Trump administration official Stephen Ehikian as its new chief executive, replacing The post C3.ai’s stock crumbles on ‘unacceptable’ results, but new CEO promises to turn things around appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • HPE’s stock inches higher on strong AI server sales and networking boost

        Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. beat Wall Street’s expectations as it delivered its third-quarter financial results today, and its stock moved slightly higher even though its revenue guidance for the current quarter came up short. The computer server and networking firm reported earnings before certain costs such as stock compensation of 44 cents per share on The post HPE’s stock inches higher on strong AI server sales and networking boost appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • Salesforce beats expectations but its stock falls on weak guidance and fears over AI

        Salesforce Inc. racked up a solid earnings and revenue beat as it delivered its second-quarter financial results today, showing that it’s making progress in its transition to an agentic artificial intelligence platform. However, the company’s guidance for the current quarter came up short, and investors bailed in extended trading. The company reported earnings before certain The post Salesforce beats expectations but its stock falls on weak guidance and fears over AI appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • AI agent startup Sierra reportedly raising funding at $10B valuation

        Sierra Technologies Inc., an artificial intelligence startup with high-profile founders, is reportedly close to raising capital at a $10 billion valuation. Axios on Tuesday cited sources as saying that the company is set to receive $350 million in the round. Greenoaks Capital is expected to lead the investment. The venture capital firm led a $175 The post AI agent startup Sierra reportedly raising funding at $10B valuation appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

      • Reclaiming Control: Digital Sovereignty in 2025

        Sovereignty has mattered since the invention of the nation state—defined by borders, laws, and taxes that apply within and without. While many The post Reclaiming Control: Digital Sovereignty in 2025 appeared first on Gigaom.

      • SAP Sapphire 2025

        I just returned from SAP Sapphire 2025 in Orlando, and while SAP painted a compelling vision of an AI-powered future, I couldn’t The post SAP Sapphire 2025 appeared first on Gigaom.

      • When Patching Isn’t Enough

        Executive Briefing What Happened: A stealthy, persistent backdoor was discovered in over 16,000 Fortinet firewalls. This wasn’t a new vulnerability – it The post When Patching Isn’t Enough appeared first on Gigaom.

      • The EU’s AI Act

        Have you ever been in a group project where one person decided to take a shortcut, and suddenly, everyone ended up under The post The EU’s AI Act appeared first on Gigaom.

      • Demystifying data fabrics – bridging the gap between data sources and workloads

        The term “data fabric” is used across the tech industry, yet its definition and implementation can vary. I have seen this across The post Demystifying data fabrics – bridging the gap between data sources and workloads appeared first on Gigaom.

      • Making Sense of Cybersecurity – Part 2: Delivering a Cost-effective Response

        At Black Hat Europe last year, I sat down with one of our senior security analysts, Paul Stringfellow. In this section of The post Making Sense of Cybersecurity – Part 2: Delivering a Cost-effective Response appeared first on Gigaom.

      • Making Sense of Cybersecurity – Part 1: Seeing Through Complexity

        At the Black Hat Europe conference in December, I sat down with one of our senior security analysts, Paul Stringfellow. In this The post Making Sense of Cybersecurity – Part 1: Seeing Through Complexity appeared first on Gigaom.

      • 2025 Predictions: Cloud Architectures, Cost Management and Hybrid By Design

        In this episode of our predictions series, we consider the evolving nature of Cloud, across architecture, cost management, and, indeed, the lower The post 2025 Predictions: Cloud Architectures, Cost Management and Hybrid By Design appeared first on Gigaom.

      • The Evolving Revolution: AI in 2025

        AI was 2024’s hot topic, so how is it evolving? What are we seeing in AI today, and what do we expect The post The Evolving Revolution: AI in 2025 appeared first on Gigaom.

      • Bridging Wireless and 5G

        Wireless connectivity and 5G are transforming the way we live and work, but what does it take to integrate these technologies? I The post Bridging Wireless and 5G appeared first on Gigaom.

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