Category: IT News Blog

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Private AI, We Salute You!

So VMware made the case this morning that data privacy is the big obstacle in the way of enterprises leveraging new generative AI solutions (e.g., ChatGPT). If “private AI” is so important especially with generative AI (genAI) large language models …

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The Better Apple In My Eye? – VR, AR or Digital Twin

With their new Vision Pro goggles offering, has Apple placed a too large bet in the consumer Augmented Reality (AR) space? Is there a really a consumer market for AR and/or can they make this one happen?

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Seven Free Technologies To Secure, Scale and Accelerate IT

In this post I’ve listed seven (7) technologies from some recent analyst interviews that I think are especially interesting going into the new year. I’m sure you’ve got fresh new IT goals to make your data safer, increase it’s value, …

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The Best Way to Manage Future IT Data Growth is to Follow These Three Steps – (3/3)

This series of posts was originally going to be about the easiest data architecture and management steps to take, but no, none of these are easy. They are hard. Very hard in fact. But quite possible necessary. Let me know what

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The Best Way to Manage Future IT Data Growth is to Follow These Three Steps – (2/3)

This series of posts was originally going to be about the easiest data architecture and management steps to take, but no, none of these are easy. They are hard. Very hard in fact. But quite possible necessary. Let me know what

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The Best Way to Manage Future IT Data Growth is to Follow These Three Steps – (1/3)

This series of posts was originally going to be about the easiest data architecture and management steps to take, but no, none of these are easy. They are hard. Very hard in fact. But quite possible necessary. Let me know what