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Microsoft taps Inflection CEO to run new AI organization
Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder and CEO at Inflection, will lead Microsoft AI, a new unit overseeing Copilot and other AI products.
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Nvidia, SAP unite to accelerate industry-focused generative AI
“SAP is sitting on a gold mine of enterprise data that can be transformed into custom generative AI agents,” Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said Monday.
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3 months into cyber disclosure rules, what’s material to the SEC?
As attacks become more sophisticated and destructive, companies are struggling to find conclusive estimates of the financial impact of cyberattacks.
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Apple researchers build multimodal LLM as AI strategy takes shape
The company has been working on a new model, called MM1, built with its own model training methods.
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Generative AI jobs, though rare, are on the rise: Indeed
Postings that include generative AI keywords have proliferated since January 2023, according to the company’s analysis.
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Early generative AI adopters at higher risk of tech debt
“The potential for technical debt is really high for companies that move fast,” one Gartner analyst said. But early efforts are not in vain.
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EU AI rules are sweeping, but compliance is straightforward, experts say
The most invasive uses of the technology would be banned, while other uses would face requirements based on the risk they pose to people’s rights.
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White House adds teeth to secure software development requirements
The guidelines are designed to ensure software producers working with the U.S. government comply with standards for secure development.
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AI’s copyright problem will soon slow adoption, Gartner says
The analyst firm said efforts to mitigate intellectual property leaks and copyright infringement will diminish ROI.
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Microsoft joins AWS, Google Cloud on path to free data egress
Azure is the latest platform to lower the cost of switching cloud vendors.
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SAP beefs up Commerce Cloud in ongoing SaaS push
The enterprise software vendor added third-party payment integration capabilities to its e-commerce platform.
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EU passes AI Act, places first binding rules on generative AI
The clock is ticking for noncompliant businesses to get up to speed, analysts said.
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Skills gap threatens new tech implementation, executives say
Technologies such as generative AI are developing faster than companies' ability to incorporate them into operations, according to an Infosys study.
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In an era of AI, skill building is a top organizational priority, LinkedIn says
Providing learning opportunities is a top strategy for companies as retention concerns persist.
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Oracle surpasses major cloud threshold, pours $10B into data center expansions
“This quarter marks the first time our total cloud revenue is more than our total license support revenue," CEO Safra Catz said. "We have crossed over."
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FedEx CIO, who led the company’s digital push, to retire
Rob Carter helmed technology leadership at the shipping giant since 2000. Sriram Krishnasamy, who leads the company's Dataworks unit, will formally take over July 1.
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Costs, not security, worry enterprise leaders most as cloud estates multiply
Optimizing spend surpassed security among enterprise concerns, Flexera’s annual survey found.
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Klarna sees its AI assistant as a success. Is it too early to tell?
The customer service assistant is handling the work of 700 full-time agents, Klarna said, but experts note the human touch is still important.
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OpenAI quells some enterprise fears as leadership saga concludes
The AI startup’s board expansion to include more enterprise experience will partly allay customer worries, one expert said, but safety concerns across vendors persist.
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IT unemployment spiked in February to pandemic-era highs: CompTIA
While some positive indicators remain, unemployment reached 3.5% last month according to a CompTIA analysis.
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Nvidia, HP give data science a GPU boost
The two tech companies will infuse enterprise AI workstations with GPU-powered data processing and model building software.
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Salesforce targets healthcare sector with tailored AI copilot
The conversational assistant can summarize patient details, update member information and automate outreach.
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1 in 5 women in tech plan to leave their jobs as culture issues persist, survey finds
Despite some signs of positive change, women still face toxicity at work, according to Ensono’s fourth Speak Up survey.
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Microsoft rolls out Copilot AI tool to finance teams
The move is part of Microsoft’s effort to layer AI across its enterprise offerings, aiming to impact every role in the workplace.
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Enterprises spend hundreds of hours a year on SaaS contracts
Organizations pour far more into SaaS than what shows up on the books once the dollar value of time spent on contracts is factored in, according to Vertice.
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