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Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of the RSA Conference
In the 12 months since security practitioners gathered in San Francisco for the 2023 annual RSA Conference, the view of artificial intelligence has expanded. Where AI was once either bad for business or good for improving protection, it has now become a whole new challenge that will require a novel approach. This was one of the ...
Infosys and Alteryx team up to boost data analytics amid rising enterprise AI use cases
With a global consulting practice in over 56 countries, Infosys Ltd. is in a prime position to chart the key drivers of digital transformation. After a wave of interest in artificial intelligence for consumer applications, broader use of AI is starting to migrate to new corners of the enterprise world as well. “Over the last ...
Creating timeless software: How Software AG has remained relevant in the new age of AI
The year Software AG was founded provided two watershed moments in the future growth and direction of the technology industry. It was 1969, and IBM Corp. announced in June that it would begin pricing its software and services separately from its hardware, laying the groundwork for an emergence of the modern software consulting industry. One ...
Unified data storage gets new look for the AI era with NetApp’s latest releases
On Tuesday, NetApp Inc. introduced new hardware designed to run demanding generative AI workloads in on-premises data centers. The data storage and management company announced the NetApp AFF A-Series systems, all-flash hardware that will support acceleration of advanced workloads while optimizing storage costs. “The major part of our announcement was that next major advance to ...
What to expect during Dell Technologies World: Join theCUBE May 20-22
Since the Dell Technologies Inc. community gathered in Las Vegas for the computer giant’s annual conference one year ago, the artificial intelligence bandwagon has picked up significant speed. Dell has been writing its own AI story through partnerships, most notably with Nvidia Inc., and product enhancements to meet growing customer demand. What Dell’s Chief Operating ...
Agents and APIs position Boomi for carrying the AI banner in next-gen enterprise architecture
At one point during keynote remarks at his company’s annual conference in Denver on Wednesday, Steve Lucas, CEO of Boomi LP, ran across the stage carrying a flag for the University of Colorado. The banner, while meant to introduce the school’s football coach Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders, could just as easily have said “AI,” for ...
Intel and Red Hat join forces to accelerate generative AI innovation and adoption
During Red Hat Summit in Denver this week, Red Hat Inc. announced plans to bring Intel Corp.’s most advanced artificial intelligence processors to its customers. By making cloud-hosted versions of Intel’s Gaudi AI accelerators, along with the chipmaker’s Ultra and Core central processing units, Xeon, and the Arc graphics processing unit available, Red Hat is acknowledging ...
Consolidating cybersecurity: Dell’s approach to streamlining security tools in a multifaceted IT landscape
New threats to cybersecurity are emerging with each new wave of technology, and Dell Technologies Inc., while not specifically a security company, must still find ways to help protect customers and data. This has become more challenging as organizations seek best of breed for multiple parts of the enterprise infrastructure while plugging in security solutions ...
NATO and quantum computing are part of the cybersecurity agenda for IBM Consulting
Starting this January, IBM Corp. began working with the NATO Communications and Information Agency to help strengthen the Alliance’s cybersecurity posture. IBM is working with the organization to improve its security visibility and asset management across NATO enterprise networks. As part of the agreement, IBM Consulting has been tasked with building a customized solution that ...
Red Hat outlines a vision for evolving AI models with open-source communities
Red Hat Inc. today presented its view of generative artificial intelligence, outlining a belief that the currently red-hot technology’s future will depend on open-source software and its ability to enable a community of users to support it. This view of the AI world could be seen in several key announcements during the company’s Rd Hat Summit conference ...