Cloud computing is a model for delivering shared, configurable computing resources over networks on demand, with metered usage and standardized service models that affect enterprise architecture, security, operations, procurement, and governance across public, private, hybrid, and multicloud environments.
The blog describes how AI pilots get stuck in security reviews and outlines Netskope tools for risk scoring, semantic DLP, agent controls, and lower latency.
In her latest insight, Sameh Boujelbene examines how OpenAI’s MRC protocol reinforces Ethernet’s growing role in large-scale AI networking infrastructure. Read more>>
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ABI Research forecasts hyperscaler IT load rising from 24.37 GW in 2025 to 147.13 GW by 2035. The number of sites grows modestly, while capacity under-the-roof and power-dense facilities above 10 MW expand. Grid constraints and cooling requirements are cited as gating factors across regions.
SpyCloud announced integrations with Ping Identity’s PingOne DaVinci and PingOne Advanced Identity Cloud. The partnership connects SpyCloud exposure intelligence to authentication flows, enabling automated responses like credential checks, forced password resets, MFA escalation, or blocking for both workforce and consumer journeys.
Atos signed a three-year contract with LCH SA to migrate financial information systems to SecNumCloud-qualified cloud while ensuring continuity of operations.
Weekly roundup covering edge-focused AI networking, AI platform and agent tooling, cloud partnership moves, and major security advisories for AI and infrastructure.