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South Korea is obsessed with measuring water quality – Water Eyes promises to do it in real-time
South Korea has a healthy obsession with measuring water quality. We spoke to Water Eyes, a company with the tech to do it in real-time.
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Veronika Birnkammer, Head of Marketing APAC, Fluent Commerce: “AI will help us better understand each other and connect more meaningfully”
Veronika Birnkammer is Head of Marketing APAC at Fluent Commerce. We had the pleasure of interviewing her for our Dust or Magic series.
Top 5 Enterprise Storage Providers
We highlight 5 of the top Enterprise storage providers, helping IT professionals manage, query, retrieve, and protect critical business data.
James New, VP Field Marketing at New Relic: “Marketers will become part technologists, part data analysts and part orchestrators of the digital customer experience”
We spoke to James New, VP of Field Marketing at New Relic, who shares his views on the importance of AI, data and technology in marketing.
What are servers?
The term "server" is bandied around casually, but servers come in many forms - including software. It makes sense to understand the nuances.
Microsoft Mesh: what you’ll need to run virtual meetings in Teams
Microsoft Mesh lets you meet in a virtual space from inside Microsoft Teams
Kitchen managers’ ally to reduce waste: AI
Close to 1 billion people worldwide face chronic hunger, yet so much is wasted and thrown away. AI-based tech from a South Korean company could change all that.
AWS’ strategic steps to close the GenAI competitive gap
Relative to fellow hyper scalers MSFT or Google, AWS lacks a competitive GenAI product. We look into what it's doing to close the gap.
Why has Wasabi bought Curio AI?
Wasabi has bought Curio AI from GrayMeta, and plans to launch "a new class of AI-powered intelligent storage" in the spring. So what will that mean in practice?
AWS pours $15 billion to expand cloud offering in Japan
Amazon Web Services (AWS) plans to invest ¥2.26 trillion, or US$15 billion, into its existing cloud infrastructure in Japan by 2027 in a bid to meet growing customer demands.
UK law enforcement agency issues warning about AI-aided ransomware
A new report from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre warns that not only are AI ransomware attacks on the rise but numbers are likely to grow rapidly.
AWS Marketplace adds third-party services to manage your SaaS
Amazon Web Services has made it easier for companies to both buy and deploy software.
Noor Aziz, CMO of GreyB: “When AI advances, creativity becomes the new human skill needed”
We interview Noor Aziz, CMO of GreyB and Founder of Purpose Performance Wear, and hear of a career spent helping companies drive growth.
Best Tech for Business from CES Innovation Awards
We shortlist the best products from CES' Innovation Awards, that have applications for businesses and professionals.
Ransomware 2023 numbers: 100 million stolen records, $27.4 million average demand, attacks up by 84%
Despite notable wins against the ransomware gangs, 2023 saw record ransomware numbers in all the wrong places
At CES, Poland hypes its tech scene
For the first time, Poland had a pavilion on the showfloor of CES, a sign of intent about its role as a tech scene in Europe. We spoke to a representative from the Polish Investment and Trade Agency.
HP CEO: We’ll shift PC business to subscriptions, like printers
HP's boss explains why he's keen to expand the lucrative subscription model to its PC business
Referees have a tough job – this French company believes AI can help
A French company is using AI to analyse video captured as sports action occurs and helping referees make better decisions.
On-premise servers or cloud: which is better for you?
On-premise servers or cloud? If you think the answer is easy then now is the time to revisit your assumptions - and potentially save a lot of money.
GPU shortage holding back Midjourney website
A lack of hardware delays Midjourney's plans to offer image generation via its own website