Nutanix breaks the bounds of HCI again with Pure Storage linkup
Hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) pioneer and market leader Nutanix has added the ability to connect with external storage from Pure Storage from its HCI stack. The…
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SAP sales tactic fuels IT disconnect
SAP’s sales tactic of circumventing IT and enterprise resource planning (ERP) teams to go directly to business heads when selling its Rise cloud ERP product…
AI adoption: AWS addresses the skills barrier holding back enterprises
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has set its sights on helping 100,000 people across the UK gain skills in artificial intelligence (AI) by 2030, having published research…
Nutanix escapes the datacentre with Cloud Native AOS
In another move beyond the bounds of strictly hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI), Nutanix has launched Cloud Native AOS. In other words, this is the operating system…
Early days for small language models and AI at the edge
Large language models (LLMs) use vast amounts of data and computing power to create answers to queries that look and sometimes even feel “human”. LLMs…
Girls more concerned about AI bias than boys
The areas of artificial intelligence (AI) young people are interested in varies between genders, according to research by InnovateHer. The social enterprise asked more than…
Oracle NetSuite’s Goldberg: autonomous AI next applications phase
Evan Goldberg, executive vice-president of Oracle NetSuite, has a computer science student hinterland in artificial intelligence (AI) that pre-dates his joining Oracle as a software…
UK government websites to replace passwords with secure passkeys
The government is to roll out passkey technology across its digital services this year as a simpler and more secure alternative to remembering complex passwords.…
UK critical systems at risk from ‘digital divide’ created by AI threats
A divide will emerge over the next two years between organisations that can keep pace with cyber threats enabled by artificial intelligence (AI) and those…
UK at risk of Russian cyber and physical attacks as Ukraine seeks peace deal
The UK is at risk of Russian cyber and physical sabotage attacks as Ukraine moves closer towards a peace settlement, the UK’s cyber chief has…
Meta awarded $167m in court battle with spyware mercenaries
A California court has ordered Israeli spyware merchant NSO Group to pay $167.25m in punitive damages, and $444,719 in compensatory damages, for enabling state-backed hacks…
Chaos spreads at Co-op and M&S following DragonForce attacks
The bank holiday weekend saw continuing disruption from a series of cyber attacks on the UK retail sector that have unfolded over the past fortnight,…