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For years, one refrain has been repeated in the world of cyber security: employee education is the key to fighting phishing. Companies invest in online training, simulated campaigns and testing, believing that this will significantly reduce risk. However, a recent large-scale study by researchers at the University of California, San
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HR departments face a double challenge: they must not only source the best talent, but also adapt the latest tools to do so effectively. Artificial intelligence and automation are revolutionising the industry, but do they aim to replace humans? On the contrary. Modern HR is a story of symbiosis, in
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The dynamic development of generative artificial intelligence is just the tip of the iceberg. Parallel to the race for the number of parameters in large language models, fundamental innovations are taking shape that will determine how AI will be implemented, managed and used in the next five years. Analysts at
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Vertiv, a global provider of data centre infrastructure, has completed the acquisition of Great Lakes Data Racks & Cabinets for approximately $200 million. The transaction represents a strategic move to strengthen Vertiv ‘s position in the growing market for integrated server room solutions, particularly in the context of the increasing
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Apple is stepping up work on the second-generation Vision Pro in an attempt to correct course after a debut whose sales results proved to be significantly lower than original forecasts. Despite the tech giant’s entry, the virtual and augmented reality market remains stagnant and Vision Pro has failed to
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Performance is not enough for IT infrastructures to meet the demands of generative AI. Increasing workloads, higher power consumption and the need for scalability are forcing a new approach to the design of AI-ready environments. Companies no longer want ‘more power’ – they want more balance: between computing power, energy efficiency,
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Chinese AI startup DeepSeek has had to delay the release of its highly anticipated R2 model. The reason appeared to be technical problems that prevented effective training on Ascend chips from Huawei. The incident is forcing the company to revert to Nvidia technology, a clear blow to China’s ambitions
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Clickjacking has remained on the periphery of security departments’ attention for years – regarded more as a threat to user convenience than to system integrity. Meanwhile, reality is changing faster than approaches to application protection. In the era of complex client-server environments, clickjacking is increasingly becoming a launching point for more
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Until a few years ago, green transformation in the data centre was treated as an expensive add-on – welcome in CSR brochures, but rarely written into key business indicators. Today, with global data centre energy consumption expected to reach 2% of total electricity demand (around 536 TWh) as early as 2025,
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In 2025, artificial intelligence is still one of the main drivers of digital transformation strategies. Budgets are increasing, and so are the number of projects described in reports to boards of directors. Presentations are full of examples to show how AI can transform the operations of organisations. The problem is
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Just a decade ago, the industrial production line was a closed world. Machines ran on isolated networks and there was minimal or no contact with the internet. Security was based on a simple assumption: if someone did not cross the factory gate, they would not get into the control systems
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Microsoft has revealed a glimpse of its long-term vision for the world’s most popular operating system. In a new video series, ‘Windows 2030 Vision’, the company has outlined a future where artificial intelligence is no longer an add-on, but the foundation of the entire user experience. The direction is