Large companies are rethinking how they run artificial intelligence workloads in the cloud. Uber is one of the latest examples, expanding its use of AWS chips to support its AI systems. At the centre of this change are AWS-designed chips like Graviton and Trainium. Reuters reports Uber is increasing its use of the hardware to […]
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Cybersecurity and systems management company, Tanium, has unveiled important innovations that aim to address the growing demand for AI to streamline and accelerate IT operations and security. Announced at RSAC 2026, Tanium is offering AI advancements in security operations, with tools that boost efficiency for security teams. Gabe Knuth, principal analyst of end-user computing and […]
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The race to build infrastructure for artificial intelligence is no longer centred only on the United States or Europe. Asia has moved into focus, as companies such as Google expand data centre investments across the region. A planned data centre investment of around US$15 billion in Andhra Pradesh reflects both the scale and urgency of […]
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The recent breach of the European Commission’s cloud infrastructure was contained quickly enough that Europa.eu websites stayed online throughout. By most visible measures, it looked like a limited incident. The forensic picture that has emerged since tells a different story. CERT-EU published its technical breakdown on April 3. Attackers acquired an AWS API key on March 19 through the […]
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Cloud data encryption is supposed to be a solved problem. Organisations have been investing in data security for years, deploying platform after platform, and signing off on security budgets that continue to increase. And yet the 2026 Thales Data Threat Report, published last month and based on a survey of 3,120 IT and security professionals worldwide, […]
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Boston is home to a world of high-growth industries, ranging from the life sciences in Kendall Square to the financial institutions in Seaport. Business owners in these sectors understand that cloud-based solutions are essentially nonnegotiable, serving as fundamental infrastructure in the region. However, with Microsoft’s ecosystem becoming increasingly complex, simply purchasing a license is insufficient. […]
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Recent data from Omdia shows that global cloud infrastructure spending reached US$110.9 billion in the fourth quarter of 2025, up 29% year over year. The firm said growth was driven by AI, with demand expanding to storage and networking. Full-year spending reached US$399.6 billion, up 24% year over year. Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and […]
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Almost every organisation running cloud-native systems has been hit by a security incident in the past year. The causes are less dramatic than the frequency suggests, according to Red Hat’s 2026 State of Cloud-Native Security Report, published on March 24. It states that 97% of organisations reported at least one cloud-native security incident over the […]
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