I’ve been into superheroes since I was a kid. My two favorites were Dr. Fate and Batman, in that order. You could argue that my interest in these two unique heroes lines up with IBM’s approach to security. Dr. Fate […]
Banks, financial Institutions, government, and healthcare have the biggest potential security risks. All these institutions are attacked by both professional criminals and hostile governments. Banks likely have the greatest number of threats because they can be used as a source
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DeepBrain AI is in the business of creating high-fidelity, high-quality human digital twins that are mostly used to supplement talent on news programs. With this implementation, the original talent (depending on the contract) is compensated when their digital twin is
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IBM’s Z series mainframes stand alone with the strongest security and reliability in the industry. However, they typically require a dedicated, unique rack, which makes it harder to implement in an existing datacenter that might not have the floor space
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I’m at HP Amplify this week, and I just finished a presentation by my old friend Andy Rhodes on how he was driving HP’s future with video conferencing and peripherals after HP’s acquisition of HyperX and Poly. Better together is
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HP’s Dragonfly line is a premium line of laptops, and the Pro designator is a brand modifier signifying an even higher tier product. HP released very similar notebooks: a Pro Windows product developed in close collaboration with AMD, and a
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IBM’s mainframes aren’t the least expensive solutions in the market unless you take into account the risks they mitigate. Banks tend to be very frugal, yet they overwhelmingly favor IBM’s mainframe solution (at least the large banks do). This is
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Lenovo just had an event at DreamWorks to launch its new line of Aston Martin-designed workstations. Equally interesting was DreamWorks’ announcement that it switched to Lenovo servers due to the massive operational savings that Lenovo servers provide by using technology
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The high-tech market, and particularly the PC market, is experiencing a sharp decline this year largely due to three things. First, the pandemic forced premature PC refresh rates in the preceding years which collapsed the short-term Total Available Market (TAM)
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One of the most interesting technological projects is Dell’s Concept Luna laptop prototype. It reimagines the laptop as a highly modular device that can be fully updated, modified, and physically reconfigured by a remote robotic kiosk. But it has viability
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