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‘In AI models, the real bottleneck isn’t computing power — it’s memory’: Phison CEO on 244TB SSDs, PLC NAND, why high-bandwidth flash isn’t a good idea, and why CSP profit goes hand in hand with storage capacity

By Wayne Williams Published

Exclusive Phison CEO tells us about 244TB SSDs, PLC NAND, and why High Bandwidth Flash is not a good idea.

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Python libraries used in top AI and ML tools hacked - Nvidia, Salesforce and other libraries all at risk

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

The bugs have been fixed, so users should patch now, experts warn.

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I’m a backup and recovery provider, but here’s why you shouldn’t just trust me

By Dave Joyce Published

In factories and hospitals, backup systems fail silently every day. Here's what vendors won't tell you.

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AI is no SKU—and what that means for the enterprise

By Pete Johnson Published

Buying AI is easy but turning it into business value is where most organizations fail.

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ServiceNow patches critical security flaw which could allow user impersonation

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

The bug is dubbed "BodySnatcher" and was given a severity score of 9.3/10.

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Docusign wants to use AI to turn your complex contracts into plain English

By Craig Hale Published

Docusign is using AI to help consumers summarize and interact with contracts in a way that they can actually understand.

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"We will set a high bar" - Microsoft reveals multiple new data centers, and promises your energy bills won't go up to pay for them

By Ellen Jennings-Trace Published

Microsoft promises to break the age-old tradition of passing costs on to the consumer.

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Businesses are losing control of AI - and bosses are starting to despair

By Mike Moore Published

Employees are taking the AI laws into their own hands at work - and that's bad news for bosses everywhere.

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Businesses are finally taking action to crack down on AI security risks

By Craig Hale Published

Nearly all business leaders agree AI will be the thing that changes their cybersecurity strategies the most this year.

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DDoS in 2025: what a difference a year makes

By Jérôme Meyer Published

DDoS attacks in 2025 are faster, smarter, and larger, outpacing traditional telecom defenses.

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