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Moving workloads between cloud providers can make sense for all kinds of businesses. One platform might suit a particular application, while another offers better pricing, regional coverage or a service the first provider does not. The tradeoff is that every environment brings its own accounts, tools, configurations and security settings.

Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced legislation Wednesday to create a new Department of Artificial Intelligence and ban artificial superintelligence until AI can be regulated in a way to ensure it doesn’t destroy humanity. But the timing of Sanders’ new Ban Artificial Superintelligence Act is a bit awkward, if only because President Donald Trump wants to rename…

New research suggests relying too heavily on AI could erode the firsthand experience managers need to make sound decisions

Operational complexity is emerging as a major productivity barrier in Australian workplaces as a new report found that employees are spending too much time figuring out the implemented systems at work.

Cyberattacks are never good news. But they can be particularly devastating to medical service providers and suppliers, and they’re becoming more common.

A nurse needs a prior authorization approved so a procedure stays on schedule. The payer’s portal wants account credentials she set up last year and forgot. The “approved” upload is an IT ticket. Data loss prevention quarantines the send; now the case is stuck in a security queue.

Networking and security teams are converging fast across APJ to meet a more complex threat landscape. Hear more at HPE Networking Day Sydney.

Just a few years ago, large language models, or LLMs, seemed above all to be extraordinary tools for working with text: writing, summarizing, translating, and answering questions. Then they learned to understand and generate images, sounds, and video. They gained the ability to tackle increasingly complex problems through forms of reasoning, to use external tools,…

Running AI locally is supposed to give organizations more control. Models, prompts and documents stay on infrastructure they manage instead of being sent to a third-party cloud. But that advantage disappears quickly when the infrastructure itself is exposed to the public internet.

The answer, according to a new report from the CMO Council and MartechTribe, is all of those.