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AI in the Enterprise: Learning from Failure
If past is prologue, much of what we expect of AI will fail to materialize. But at this point, it seems clear that there is much it can do for the enterprise and the business process in general.
... More >AI and ML in Cybersecurity: Talked About in 2018, but Jury Still Out
21 Dec, 2018
In terms of 2018 security and compliance trends, AI and ML are generating buzz, but the jury is out on how (or if) they can be most effectively used. More >
AI in the Enterprise: Learning from Failure
08 Jan, 2019
If past is prologue, much of what we expect of AI will fail to materialize. But at this point, it seems clear that there is much it can do for the enterprise and the business process in general. More >
AI Supports Both Sides of the Security Fence
04 Jan, 2019
AI platforms will certainly allow the enterprise to elevate its game against the underworld, but the reverse is true as well. More >
Expect to Hear More About Open Source’s Role in Security
| Sue Marquette Poremba
| 18 Jan, 2019
Watch to see if strategic acquisitions and enterprise turning to open source to address security ends up as a trend in 2019.... More >
Verizon Launches Managed AI Service
| Mike Vizard
| 18 Jan, 2019
Verizon has launched Digital Customer Experience, a managed service through which it will provide organizations access to bots developed by Verizon that can be trained to automate processes relating to customer service.... More >
NVIDIA and the Robotics Revolution
| Rob Enderle
| 16 Jan, 2019
General robotics require an ecosystem and at the heart of that ecosystem, if the firm executes, it will be NVIDIA.... More >
Hard or Soft, or Both? The Right Way to Do HCI
| Arthur Cole
| 15 Jan, 2019
HCI may be the latest form of IT hardware, but in one respect it is a lot like the old: It presents a choice between an all-software deployment on commodity hardware or a pre-integrated, vendor-specific solution.... More >