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Tech leaders from Trulioo, ModelOp, Reality Defender and Indigo BioAutomation examine how real the cautions from speculative stories might be.

Meta's AI agent integration shows how fast the consumer technology is evolving. For CISOs, these wearables create serious data security and privacy risks.

Google secures nuclear power; US suspends tech firms' green-card processing; OpenAI revenue figures raise questions; Ukraine strikes Yandex data centers.

As more critical systems span vendors and service providers, fixing vulnerabilities increasingly depends on organizations that CIOs don't fully control.

AI is upending a notable data center characteristic: invisibility. Massive buildouts have sparked public distrust and policy restrictions. To change course, can AI data centers disappear too?

Surabhi Gupta, CTO at Klaviyo, discusses navigating the spread of personal AI agents while maintaining guardrails for the integrity of the IT environment.

Digital twin deployments are becoming more accessible with improvements in data governance and the integration of AI and analytics. But finding the right use case is also critical to avoiding financial pitfalls.

As nonprofits look to cut costs through AI, automation and fractional leadership, many are discovering that their biggest obstacle isn't budget — it's decades of fragmented, poorly maintained data.

OpenAI advances enterprise agents; AI companies agree on voluntary measures; Micron flags memory constraints; AWS invests in data center communities.

In this installment of the Enterprise Resilience series, stakeholders from Mimecast, Everpure and other organizations share their plans to be quantum-ready.

ERP implementations remain career-defining for CIOs. Now AI adds complexity: Agentic capabilities require data maturity and change management.

Green SLA dashboards prove operational compliance, not whether technology is improving productivity, resilience and business performance. It's time to measure value.

AI is exploiting vulnerabilities faster than ever before. IT and security teams are using the same technology to keep pace.