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What’s a data engineer? An analytics role in high demand
Data engineers work for enterprises in various industries to help them manage and store the data they need to operate, and, increasingly, to support their AI initiatives.
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IBM claims to have ‘only realistic path’ to quantum computing
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AI gives superpowers to BEC attackers
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Nord Quantique claims error-correcting quantum physics breakthrough
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Network bloat: AI-driven data movements cause cloud overspend
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Agentic AI, LLMs and standards big focus of Red Hat Summit
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Red Hat releases tool to manage edge devices at scale… and to drive cars
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Broadcom’s vision for VMware highlights private clouds, private AI
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With Project Cypress, VMware brings generative AI to cyberdefense
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NIST finally settles on quantum-safe crypto standards
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Post-quantum encryption: Crypto flexibility will prepare firms for quantum threat, experts say
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Proof-of-concept quantum repeaters bring quantum networks a big step closer
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Error-correction breakthroughs bring quantum computing a step closer
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How AI chatbot ChatGPT changes the phishing game
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Private 5G keeps Whirlpool driverless vehicles rolling
Artificial Intelligence
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AI gives superpowers to BEC attackers
Attackers use business email compromise to pretend to be company executives, vendors, or other trusted parties and trick employees into sending them money. AI makes these attacks more effective — but also puts new tools in the hands of defenders.
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Network bloat: AI-driven data movements cause cloud overspend
A significant percentage of enterprise cloud network spending is wasted, due to preventable mistakes and manual processes, and the recent spike in AI deployments is adding to the problem.
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Agentic AI, LLMs and standards big focus of Red Hat Summit
Red Hat doubled down on its AI bets with new announcements for generative AI, agentic AI, and AI standards.
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Red Hat releases tool to manage edge devices at scale… and to drive cars
The big edge computing news from Red Hat Summit is the first continuously certified Linux OS for vehicles.
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux update advances security, containerization and AI
Red Hat announced a slew of improvements to RHEL 10 at its Red Hat Summit in Boston, including quantum security features, better containerization, and even more AI built into the product and associated tools.
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Real-world use cases for agentic AI
While genAI chatbots are mostly deployed as assistants or copilots, agentic AI allows companies to automate entire business processes and fundamentally transform operations. Here’s how they’re doing it.
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Engineers rush to master new skills for AI-driven data centers
The explosive growth of AI infrastructure is forcing data center engineers to rapidly master new technical skills as facilities struggle to find staff.
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Latest Quantum Computing Articles
IBM announced an error correction breakthrough that will lead to a large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer by 2029.
Errors are the top obstacle preventing the industry from having usable quantum computers.
The time is now to create cryptography polices and plan for a transition to post-quantum encryption.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has selected 15 quantum computing companies to help bring quantum computing closer, and is spending millions on the project.
IonQ and Alice & Bob, have both announced breakthroughs that bring quantum computing closer to reality
D-Wave explains how quantum supremacy can be used to handle more than theoretical problems
Latest Cybersecurity Articles
Attackers use business email compromise to pretend to be company executives, vendors, or other trusted parties and trick employees into sending them money. AI makes these attacks more effective — but also puts new tools in the hands of defenders.
The big edge computing news from Red Hat Summit is the first continuously certified Linux OS for vehicles.
It may have faded into obscurity but by an order of magnitude, the outage last July caused by the cybersecurity vendor was the costliest in IT history. What have we learned to prevent something similar from happening again?
From the editors of CSO, this enterprise buyer’s guide helps IT security staff understand what the various breach and attack simulation (BAS) options can do for their organizations and how to choose the right solution. Download the breach and attack simulation (BAS) tools buyer’s guide here.
Prompt injection and supply chain vulnerabilities remain the main LLM vulnerabilities but as the technology evolves new risks come to light including system prompt leakage and misinformation.
AI and machine learning are improving cybersecurity, helping human analysts triage threats and close vulnerabilities quicker. But they are also helping threat actors launch bigger, more complex attacks.
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Note: This blog post also ran in the Society of Professional Journalism’s “Journalism and the World” blog. Click here to see the original post. The…
Note: This blog post also ran in the Society of Professional Journalism’s “Journalism and the World” blog. Click here to see the original post. I…
Note: This blog post also ran in the Society of Professional Journalism’s “Journalism and the World” blog. Click here to see the original post. In…
Note: This blog post also ran in the Society of Professional Journalism’s “Journalism and the World” blog. Click here to see the original post (and…
Note: This blog post also ran in the Society of Professional Journalism’s “Journalism and the World” blog. Click here to see the original post (and…
Note: This blog post also ran in the Society of Professional Journalism’s “Journalism and the World” blog. Click here to see the original post. I…