AMD hit 55 this week, and it has been an amazing ride. AMD started out as the redundant supplier to Intel with x86 because IBM, like most companies at the time, didn’t want to be the sole source of a […]
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A lot of us covering AI have become increasingly concerned about the lack of control over what’s being developed and the haphazard and dangerous efforts surrounding it. For instance, this post about one of these experiments on Reddit had me
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Phishing and Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks are not just prevalent but are growing more sophisticated. Businesses worldwide are grappling with these challenges, facing advanced threats that bypass traditional security measures. The following insights drawn from the ReliaQuest Annual Cyber-Threat
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TechSpective Podcast Episode 131 Most people–at least, most people in tech–agree at this point that it’s not so much that AI will steal your job as it is that AI will augment your job. To the extent that your
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I’ve been getting a lot of concerned inquiries about the massive AI wave we are under and whether any of the hardware currently in market will remain once AI reaches critical mass. This is because, with every major technological pivot,
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There is a phrase often falsely attributed to Winston Churchill (it came from George Santayana’s book, The Life of Reason) that goes: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” It came to mind while attending Intel
Intel Vision: How the AI Wave Could End the Wintel Age Read More »
Back when IBM mainframes and midrange computers were king, we had terminals. Like the TVs of the time, they had CRTs that needed to warm up, but the terminal was comparatively easy to use. It was more like a TV
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Twenty years ago, NVIDIA and Microsoft were nowhere with AI, while IBM’s Watson was winning Jeopardy! and later taking on professional debaters. Conventional knowledge was that IBM was going to own AI, but no one seemed to care since projections
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The goal of cybersecurity is not just to respond to today’s threats but to anticipate tomorrow’s challenges. I recently had an enlightening conversation with Christopher Budd, Director of Sophos X-Ops Intelligence, to delve into the concept of predictive cyberthreat insights
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IBM has one of the oldest IT services organizations in the world. The firm stands out historically for looking at problems holistically instead of cherry-picking a few aspects of a particular problem. One of the most difficult problems companies deal
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