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Palo Alto Networks launches platform deals as it aims for cybersecurity share
Enterprises are asking more for their cybersecurity dollars and Palo Alto Networks plans to incentivise them to consolidate vendors. Will a cybersecurity price war follow?
Datadog expands large customer base, but outlook falls short for 2024
The company ended the year with 396 customers with more than $1 million in annual recurring revenue, up from 317 a year ago.
Cohesity bulks up, combines with Veritas data protection unit
Cohesity and Veritas' data protection unit, best known for its NetBackup software, will merge to form a company with $1.6 billion in annual revenue.
Hitachi Vantara Exchange New York: 10 takeaways on generative AI, transformation, data management
Commercial generative AI use cases are promising, but CXOs at the Hitachi Vantara Exchange in New York note there's a lot of work ahead--data management, privacy and training models--to scale.
Privacy, data concerns abound in enterprise, says Cisco study
Enterprise concerns about the data and privacy risks with generative AI abound as 63% of organizations are putting in controls to limit exposure to the technology, according to a Cisco study.
The immovable opacity of AI meets the irresistible force of privacy
If an AI operator cannot account for personal data generated inside a large language model, then it is possible activist privacy regulators might find the technology to be unsafe.
Monday's Musings: Trust In The Age of AI
Enter AI And The Real Fourth Industrial Revolution
Running out of ideas to inspire, a false fourth industrial revolution was coined by the World Economic Forum. The move to digitization and digital transformation was a necessary half-step to the move towards AI. While some will now profess that the Fifth Industrial revolution is AI, AI is more exponential than the internet or the fake fourth industrial revolution. The dawn of the fourth industrial revolution begins with AI. This Cognitive Era will be with us for decades to come. Constellation Research has seen a projected CAGR of 19.8% in global AI IT spending from $151 billion to $490.6 billion by 2030.
