Artificial intelligence (AI) is a branch of computer science that builds systems capable of performing tasks associated with human cognitive functions, and it matters in enterprise contexts because it supports automation, analytics, and decision support across applications, data platforms, and operations.
OPSWAT founder Benny Czarny releases his book “Cybersecurity Upside Down,” arguing that modern cyber threats require prevention-first controls. He critiques detection-only strategies, highlights AI-driven threat evolution, and promotes Deep Content Disarm and Reconstruction (Deep CDR™) that rebuilds safe file versions before entry. The release targets governments and business leaders.
Dell'Oro Group said 4Q 2025 DCPI manufacturer revenue reached $10.9B, up about 20% year over year, with backlog growth across power, cooling, and distribution.
Ampere Computing announces expanded availability of AmpereOne and AmpereOne M Arm-based cloud instances across Europe via hyperscale and regional providers. The release cites new Oracle A4 instances in London and Frankfurt and additional regional deployments from Scaleway, Glesys, C41.ch, Hetzner, and CloudSigma, with emphasis on sovereignty, data residency, and workload flexibility.
Itential says agentic ops need deterministic rails, skill-based guardrails, and gated onboarding to reduce failures when running high-volume network tasks.
In today’s always-on world, most Americans rarely venture far without their smartphones. Beyond the handset, a growing ecosystem of connected devices—tablets, smartwatches, laptops, and vehicle infotainment systems—plays a constant role
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