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Weka and Firmus target AI’s memory bottleneck with 6.5x token gains in POC
The next great AI race may be won not on raw compute, but on memory. With shortages exposing hard limits across data centers, AI memory optimization is taking center stage as a way to unlock more tokens, more efficiency and more value from the same infrastructure. What was once a backstage infrastructure concern is now ...
Sub-second search and smarter scale: Why modern SIEM is being rebuilt from scratch
Security information and event management has become essential for enterprises trying to avoid a costly data swamp while preserving visibility across massive environments. Clearly, modernizing SIEM is now less a technical upgrade than a business imperative. The pressure clearly is on to turn sprawling telemetry into actionable intelligence, without breaking the budget. The key to this ...
Inside what the modern virtualization boom means for enterprise infrastructure
Modern virtualization is becoming the new enterprise blueprint, bringing virtual machines and cloud-native applications together on Kubernetes. For large-scale providers, that means breaking down legacy storage silos and building a more flexible, protected and automated platform. The key to this transition is ensuring that data remains mobile and protected regardless of workload type, according to ...
With AI and quantum threats closing in on enterprises, IBM says don’t panic — but start moving
AI is transforming enterprise security on two fronts at once, forcing organizations to protect existing estates even as they race to embed AI into operations. The urgency extends beyond just today’s software. Quantum computing is approaching a tipping point that could undermine the cryptographic foundations of the modern enterprise, according to Mark Hughes (pictured), global ...
AI vs. AI: Inside Google Cloud’s security strategy for machine-speed attacks
Cyber resilience is taking on new urgency as the threat landscape undergoes its most dramatic transformation in a generation, with AI turbocharging both the scale and speed of attacks while rewriting the rules of defense. Enterprises face a new reality in which adversaries no longer need deep technical expertise to mount sophisticated attacks. That shift ...
Spotify built Backstage to cut through developer noise — now AI is turning up the volume
As AI rewrites every aspect of software delivery, platform engineering is making the internal developer portal a foundational instrument for the agentic age. The same infrastructure problems that once forced engineers to juggle spreadsheets — cognitive load, discovery friction and inconsistent standards — now risk being amplified by AI agents that can act on behalf ...
Broadcom bets on lateral threat prevention as AI attacks overwhelm the perimeter
Agentic AI is transforming the cybersecurity threat landscape, pushing lateral threat prevention to the forefront as enterprises rethink how to protect workloads after a breach. As AI-powered tools make it easier for threat actors to discover vulnerabilities in open-source code and launch autonomous attacks at machine speed, the case for defense in depth — and ...
The race to control AI infrastructure is on, and SUSE is going all in on open cloud-native power
As enterprises move toward cloud-native architectures and AI-driven operations, the fight for control is intensifying. But as complexity surges, can open infrastructure restore order fast enough? The modernization push is arriving amid near-universal Kubernetes adoption, with 82% of container users now running it in production. SUSE S.A. is positioning itself at the center of this ...
Dell targets the weak link in AI infrastructure: Resilience gaps in the data center
As AI workloads flood enterprise data centers, the resilient infrastructure that supports them is becoming just as important as the models themselves — and just as exposed to sophisticated threats. That urgency is front and center for Dell Technologies Inc., which is rolling out a set of cyber resilience and data protection enhancements designed to close ...
Texas Instruments pushes 800V power architecture to tackle AI’s looming energy bottleneck
The rapid expansion of AI infrastructure is pushing global energy grids to their limits. To keep pace with the power demands of modern GPUs, the industry is shifting toward voltage at scale to reduce material waste and improve delivery efficiency. The transition is critical for sustaining the projected 40% year-over-year growth in data center power ...