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Employees can spend up to one-third of their time looking up information in the company, and until now enterprise search has not been up to snuff. That looks to change with Glean Technologies Inc.’s artificial intelligence-based enterprise search tool. With this product, …
Causal AI: The next evolution in machine learning
As the initial hype for artificial intelligence dies down, the question of which trends are going to stick around is on everyone’s minds. Causal AI and small language models are the answer, according to Scott Hebner (pictured), principal analyst of AI at …
Uber’s journey to hybrid cloud AI with Anyscale Ray and Kubernetes
Artificial intelligence is already part of catching a ride, as Uber Technologies Inc. continues to upgrade its platform with scalable GPU clusters. Building upon its history of containerized workloads, Uber has adopted Anyscale Ray to run clusters with greater speed and scale, …
Vast Data announces InsightEngine, Cosmos community for faster AI adoption
Vast Data Inc. sees a world in which all data is accessible, and the company took the next step toward making that a reality by announcing the Vast InsightEngine in partnership with Nvidia Corp. Vast Data is a platform that merges the …
Juniper execs highlight data privacy and cost benefits of on-prem AI networks
As the global competition for artificial intelligence intensifies, data privacy is becoming a critical consideration in choosing the right network infrastructure. Companies must weigh the benefits of rapid AI model development offered by cloud hyperscalers against rising long-term costs and concerns about …
NetApp offers simplicity at scale with all-flash infrastructure
The data infrastructure space is changing to accommodate a more advanced era of artificial intelligence-based data management, and NetApp Inc. looks to address the shift with its all-flash block storage system. NetApp’s all-flash SAN array infrastructure is designed to offer both simplicity …
Mandiant combats new threats posed by remote access tools
As technology advances, so too do cybersecurity threats, and a new point of vulnerability for companies could be remote access tools. Nader Zaveri (pictured), senior manager of Mandiant incident response and remediation at Google Cloud, estimates that 10% of the company’s investigations …
AI has potential to automate threat detection, transform cybersecurity
The fanfare around artificial intelligence may be dying down but according to security experts, its impact on defense strategy, red teaming and other aspects of cybersecurity could be long lasting. Large language models have the potential to reduce threat analysis by as …
Cybersecurity teams respond to new wave of AI-based ransomware
Artificial intelligence has opened up new vulnerabilities in cybersecurity, requiring a different kind of security posture from companies looking to defend against increasingly advanced threat actors. At Trellix, which specializes in detection and response, experts are preparing customers for targeted attacks in …
Cloud security paradox: Unpacking the shared responsibility model in the age of AI and risk acceptance
With the cost of security breaches hitting a record high in 2024, customers and providers can get caught up in the blame game of cloud security, ignoring the nuances of a shared responsibility model. Addressing modern cybersecurity concerns is complex because of …