What happens when the digital walls safeguarding an organization crumble under a relentless, unseen force? In 2025, cybersecurity faces a formidable foe: hybrid attacks that exploit the seamless interplay between cloud and enterprise systems with ruthless efficiency. Powered by artificial intelligence, these threats strike at lightning speed,
Imagine a business landscape where artificial intelligence (AI) not only streamlines operations but also redefines customer interactions, sales strategies, and IT management. With the launch of the Salesforce Winter ’26 Release on October 13, the CRM giant has set a new benchmark by integrating powerful AI capabilities through its Agentforce
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The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution has ignited an extraordinary wave of investment into data centers, with hyperscalers and tech giants pouring hundreds of billions of dollars into infrastructure to fuel the next era of technological breakthroughs. This unprecedented capital expenditure aims to support increasingly sophisticated AI models
As the digital landscape continues to evolve, few topics are as pressing as the recent antitrust ruling against Google and its implications for competition in search and AI. I’m thrilled to sit down with Vernon Yai, a renowned data protection expert with deep expertise in privacy protection and data governance. With his extensive background in
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