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Automation reaches the classroom: How agentic AI is redefining operational efficiency
Automation and operational efficiency are drawing the dividing line between companies that accelerate and those that idle. The organizations seeing real returns aren’t just deploying artificial intelligence — they’re stripping friction out from manual workflows and allowing machines to make structured decisions at scale. While education isn’t often seen as an automation proving ground, it ...
Neocloud strategies reshape the future of compute efficiency
As enterprises push into next-generation computing, the old rules of cloud no longer apply. In their place comes what has been dubbed the neocloud, a specialized layer of infrastructure built for scale and security, engineered to handle workloads well beyond yesterday’s limits. At the core of an ever-demanding infrastructure market is a divide. Training massive artificial ...
Agentic security reshapes risk as AI agents enter the workforce
Artificial intelligence is entering the workforce, raising a new question: Who protects AI agents? For that, agentic security could well be the answer. If traditional human-centric security is focused on protecting people, their devices and their data, agentic security extends that model to digital counterparts. And human-centric models alone are no longer sufficient, according to ...
AI takes the wheel as digital accessibility deadlines speed closer – HPE and SHI weigh in
Digital accessibility has long been treated as a compliance checkbox. But for government agencies, it’s rapidly becoming something else entirely: a test of public trust. What’s at stake is clear: Too many agencies continue to see compliance as a single audit instead of an ongoing responsibility. Without future-conscious solutions the problem is twofold: Millions lose access ...
From static builds to liquid cooling: The race to future-proof data centers
Future-proof data centers have gone from optional to foundational. As workloads expand beyond the limits of legacy facilities, enterprises need infrastructure that can support unprecedented power and cooling demands. For legacy designs, one thing is certain: they can no longer handle the density required by modern graphics processing units, leaving an open market opportunity for ...
From RPA to intelligent agents: Healthcare automation takes on patient outcomes
Healthcare automation is no longer a matter of hypothetical efficiency gains — it is becoming a defining metric of patient care. Hospitals strained by rising demand are turning to intelligent systems that can interpret nuance, escalate decisions and act in real time instead of waiting for overburdened staff. The pressure for better outcomes is overhauling ...
From proof of concept to scale: Inside the new AI arms race
Companies are positioning artificial intelligence to exist in tandem with data, turning enterprise AI deployment into a new corporate arms race. What was once theoretical has now become urgent, as data centers reinvent themselves to meet surging demand. That urgency is driving enterprises past proof of concept trials and into production at scale. Coding assistants ...
Private AI takes root as enterprises demand open-source consistency
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool for experiments — it is becoming the backbone of enterprise operations. Private AI, running where the data lives inside systems companies directly control, is reshaping how organizations build and manage their technology stacks. Instead of treating AI as a service delivered only through hyperscalers or public research ...
Racing the quantum clock: ML-DSA faces real-world tests
Breakthroughs in the quantum space are coming fast, and threats once dismissed as speculative now seem inevitable. For industries that rely on trust and long-lived devices, the transition to post-quantum cryptography isn’t optional — it’s survival. The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s newly approved Module-Lattice-Based Digital Signature Algorithm, or ML-DSA, was designed to withstand theoretical ...
Nvidia recasts AI factories as the new revenue engines of enterprise
Artificial intelligence has stepped out of the lab and into the center of global business. Once seen as experimental with uncertain returns, AI infrastructure itself has become the foundation for how — and how well — companies can drive results. This marked change in AI’s perception has come with huge investments and for good reason. Once ...