Matrix takes sovereign messaging into the realm of the tech giants
Matrix is positioning itself as a sovereign, decentralized alternative to major communication platforms like Microsoft Teams.
Cloud, cybersecurity, SaaS and B2B innovation.
Matrix is positioning itself as a sovereign, decentralized alternative to major communication platforms like Microsoft Teams.
Google Cloud's revenue more than doubled to $30.7 billion in the third quarter, exceeding analyst expectations.
A penetration tester discovered security vulnerabilities at a factory using unpatched Windows 7 servers.
HPE is using Alletra Storage MP X10000 to address GPU memory limitations by offloading inference state.
STMicroelectronics has launched four new combination sensors for automotive safety and driver-assistance systems.
Fujifilm is investing ¥10 billion to increase its magnetic tape production fivefold to meet AI-driven data storage demands.
Research indicates that while data centers employ few people internally, they create indirect local jobs in supporting industries over several years.
K7 Group has split its operations into two distinct entities focusing on consumer and enterprise cybersecurity.
F5 and Oracle have signed a memorandum of understanding to integrate F5's application protection technology with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
SentinelOne has introduced Singularity Agentic Detection and Response to secure enterprise AI agents.
Alphabet experienced a larger-than-expected cash burn of $9.07 billion, driven by significant investments in cloud infrastructure.
Synology will hold its Solution Day 2026 in Mumbai to discuss data infrastructure for AI adoption.
CloudSEK has launched a cybersecurity startup incubator and a new AI security gateway called KeyVigil.
Devnagri AI is expanding its offerings from translation and localization to a comprehensive language intelligence platform for enterprises.
Varun Joshi argues that interoperability is the critical factor for the success of AI and IoT in smart building infrastructure.
Alteryx's Sabya Sen discusses the financial challenges and unpredictable costs associated with scaling generative AI in enterprise operations.
HCLTech and AWS have launched a Nano GCC model to help enterprises build AI-focused operations with smaller, product-centric teams.