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Nvidia GTC 2023 Spotlights AI Prospects for Operational Efficiency

At the virtual Nvidia GTC 2023 conference, tech leaders discussed the role of generative AI, chatbots, and machine learning to create new opportunities for enterprises.

At the virtual Nvidia GTC 2023 conference, tech leaders discussed the role of generative AI, chatbots, and machine learning to create new opportunities for enterprises.

by Brian T. Horowitz, Contributing Reporter

Iowa to Enact New Data Privacy Law: The Outlook on State and Federal Legislation

Privacy experts weigh in on the growing number of state data privacy laws and the American Data Privacy and Protection Act legislation in the works at the federal level.

Privacy experts weigh in on the growing number of state data privacy laws and the American Data Privacy and Protection Act legislation in the works at the federal level.

by Carrie Pallardy, Contributing Reporter

Will Cybersecurity Pros Feel Pressure as Hiring Cools?

The job market for cybersecurity professionals is still robust, but with layoffs continuing and economic uncertainty persisting, adding skill sets is advisable.

The job market for cybersecurity professionals is still robust, but with layoffs continuing and economic uncertainty persisting, adding skill sets is advisable.

by Nathan Eddy, Freelance Writer

DC Health Link Breach Exposes Private Information of Lawmakers

A DC health insurance service breach has compromised information of Capitol Hill members and staffers. What could a breach impacting lawmakers mean for the outlook on national cybersecurity?

A DC health insurance service breach has compromised information of Capitol Hill members and staffers. What could a breach impacting lawmakers mean for the outlook on national cybersecurity?

by Carrie Pallardy, Contributing Reporter

Google, Microsoft, Salesforce Transform Enterprise Productivity With Generative AI Integrations

New developments in generative AI are changing enterprise productivity as we know it. What will come next?

New developments in generative AI are changing enterprise productivity as we know it. What will come next?

by Brian T. Horowitz, Contributing Reporter

Will Fallout from SVB Lead to a Rethinking of Tech Investment?

Silicon Valley Bank’s history of 'banking the unbankable' allowed high-risk start-ups to burn through cash for years. The bank's collapse raises questions about how startups will be funded now.

Silicon Valley Bank’s history of 'banking the unbankable' allowed high-risk start-ups to burn through cash for years. The bank's collapse raises questions about how startups will be funded now.

by Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer

Should There Be Enforceable Ethics Regulations on Generative AI?

Private sector, voluntary guidelines on the ethical use of generative AI are emerging, yet no US government body regulates the technology currently.

Private sector, voluntary guidelines on the ethical use of generative AI are emerging, yet no US government body regulates the technology currently.

by Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer

What Does the National Cybersecurity Strategy Mean for Public and Private Stakeholders?

The Biden-Harris Administration has released a sweeping National Cybersecurity Strategy that seeks to change the approach to cyber defense. Experts weigh in on the new strategy and how it could improve the national cybersecurity posture.

The Biden-Harris Administration has released a sweeping National Cybersecurity Strategy that seeks to change the approach to cyber defense. Experts weigh in on the new strategy and how it could improve the national cybersecurity posture.

by Carrie Pallardy, Contributing Reporter

Microsoft Brings Generative AI to Low-Code Platform

Microsoft expands generative AI to its Power Platform and launches Dynamics 365 Copilot for various lines of business. The move gives more users access to complex AI tools and gives CIOs more questions about the tech's risks and opportunities.

Microsoft expands generative AI to its Power Platform and launches Dynamics 365 Copilot for various lines of business. The move gives more users access to complex AI tools and gives CIOs more questions about the tech's risks and opportunities.

by Brian T. Horowitz, Contributing Reporter

How to Prepare Your IT Organization for a Possible Recession

The jury is still out on whether or not the global economy is headed toward a recession, yet it's never too early to begin developing a contingency plan.

The jury is still out on whether or not the global economy is headed toward a recession, yet it's never too early to begin developing a contingency plan.

by John Edwards, Technology Journalist & Author

Why Database Administrators Are Rising in Prominence

As organizations transform into data-driven enterprises, the role of the DBA is shifting from fighting fires to navigating a new world of cloud and automation.

As organizations transform into data-driven enterprises, the role of the DBA is shifting from fighting fires to navigating a new world of cloud and automation.

by Nathan Eddy, Freelance Writer

Amazon’s Pause on HQ2 Construction: PenPlace Will Have to Wait

Will the temporary halt to construction on the next phase of HQ2 affect the expected redevelopment and reinvestment in the Arlington County, Virginia area?

Will the temporary halt to construction on the next phase of HQ2 affect the expected redevelopment and reinvestment in the Arlington County, Virginia area?

by Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer

The State of Affairs in ‘Right to Repair’

Big Tech companies argue that right to repair could decrease IT devices’ performance, expose company secrets, reduce cybersecurity protections, or put safety of customers at risk. Are those realities or excuses?

Big Tech companies argue that right to repair could decrease IT devices’ performance, expose company secrets, reduce cybersecurity protections, or put safety of customers at risk. Are those realities or excuses?

by Richard Pallardy, Freelance Writer

Congressional Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Data Privacy Policy

Witnesses offered up varied perspectives on how national policy on data privacy might affect individual rights and innovation.

Witnesses offered up varied perspectives on how national policy on data privacy might affect individual rights and innovation.

by Joao-Pierre S. Ruth, Senior Writer

Looking at the Dole Cyberattack and the Future of Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity

Ransomware shut down the produce company’s North American operations, leading to a salad shortage. Other critical infrastructure operations face the same kinds of attacks and an evolving threat landscape.

Ransomware shut down the produce company’s North American operations, leading to a salad shortage. Other critical infrastructure operations face the same kinds of attacks and an evolving threat landscape.

by Carrie Pallardy, Contributing Reporter