Why AI-powered network management is no longer optional

How widely is AI-based network monitoring used today and where is it headed next?

OpenAI’s latest service wants to get your company build and get better integrated with AI agents
OpenAI’s latest service wants to get your company build and get better integrated with AI agents

Once a company’s deployed AI agents across the likes of customer service, OpenAI Presence steps in to keep it updated and current.

Jack Dorsey wants to take on Slack and GitHub with new Buzz platform bringing humans and agents together
Jack Dorsey wants to take on Slack and GitHub with new Buzz platform bringing humans and agents together

Buzz is one single app for human-AI conversations, project context, code hosting and more.

The security standard that could prevent a costly mistake with AI in hospitality

ISO 42001, the security standard, defines how leaders must build, deploy and govern AI.

MANGOS is not the endgame. It is the beginning

Forget simple AI upgrades. MANGOS is just the foundation for a total company redesign.

Geopolitical interference takes center stage during the World Cup

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is the largest sporting event ever staged. This makes for an unprecedented attack surface for threat actors.

Gen Z investors are regularly turning to AI for advice — and that could soon be a huge problem
Gen Z investors are regularly turning to AI for advice — and that could soon be a huge problem

80% of Gen Z investors use AI for investing guidance, but trust and transparency are crucial in financial decisions

Now that’s one way to block annoying online ads — developer uses a $5 dongle to squeeze in 537,000 domains into just 4MB of flash memory

Egyptian developer ZedAxis has demonstrated his $5 ad-blocking dongle in a YouTube video, with the device said to be capable of blocking over 500,000 domains

Split in half from space: satellite images confirm Ukraine’s 800km drone strike destroyed an irreplaceable Russian Tu-95 bomber

Russia painted fake Tu-95s on the tarmac and built 17 shelters to protect the real ones. Ukraine’s drones flew 800km and split an actual bomber in half anyway.

‘There is no reason for any individual to have a computer in his home’: Quote of the day by Digital Equipment Corporation co-founder Ken Olsen on the future of smart homes

The technology executive from yesteryear issues a seemingly stunning miscalculation regarding the proliferation of consumer-grade computing devices