Sovereign AI And The Geopolitics Of Compute

Compute is your ability to possess, control and run your computing infrastructure to train and run AI without banking on foreign entities.

What Troubled Modernization Programs Have In Common

Change is inevitable in a multi-year modernization, but the problem begins when leadership loses visibility into why the scope is changing.

The AI Data Center Race Is A Strategic Contest, Not An IT Project

The race for AI data centers will not be won by whoever pours the most concrete.

Healthcare Is Renting Intelligence It Should Own

Owning the layer means using the right model for each task, on infrastructure you control.

​Do You Actually Know What’s In Your Archive?

Archiving data and understanding it are vastly different. Archiving data is checking a regulatory box. Understanding it unlocks what the data can do.

Four Ways AI Boosts Hiring Instead Of Killing Jobs

Companies are using the capacity created by AI to take on work they previously couldn’t justify.

The Next Enterprise AI Bottleneck Isn’t Compute—It’s Context

As AI moves from answering questions to taking actions, context must include not only what an agent knows but also what it is allowed to do.

Unprecedented Cyberattack Used Malware Ads To Spy On Journalists, Report Says

A new report from Citizen Lab researchers shows how spyware companies can hack anyone viewing an online advertisement.

Private Capital’s AI Opportunity Is Bigger Than Productivity

Much of the AI conversation has centered on productivity, but productivity may only be the first-order effect.​

Naim Updates Its Mu-So Player With Most Sophisticated Design Ever

Designed and optimised by Naim’s engineers, the Mu-so Utopia brings together cutting-edge developments in amplification, streaming, DSP and immersive technologies.