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StorONE has appointed Zion Gabai as Vice President and General Manager of International Sales to drive its growth across EMEA and APAC regions.

Surveil and AI4SP have formed a global partnership to help organisations navigate responsible AI adoption amid budget constraints, aiming for transformational change.

As small and midsize businesses face growing cybersecurity demands, managed service providers must diversify offerings to enhance customer retention and competitiveness.

PanaAI has partnered with Junee to build the most powerful NVIDIA AI supercomputer in the Southern Hemisphere, set to launch in Australia by early 2025.

The Canalys Forums 2024 are poised to set new records, bringing together over 3,000 global tech leaders for unprecedented networking and collaboration.

DCI Data Centers has appointed Sumit Mukhija as Chief Executive Officer to drive strategic growth in Asia Pacific markets and enhance data centre services.

Yuno now offers Mastercard's Click to Pay, a secure checkout solution aimed at reducing cart abandonment and enhancing the e-commerce experience.

Rich Waldron, CEO of Tray.ai, warns that enterprises face hurdles in adopting AI, driven by fragmented data and outdated cultures needing urgent change.

TCO Certified is set to launch new sustainability criteria for IT products, addressing e-waste and supply chain issues this December, marking a significant update.

Trend Micro has unveiled new AI-driven security solutions to bolster cloud safety for healthcare organisations, enhancing data protection and compliance.

The cyber security sector anticipates a dramatic rise in threats by 2025, with global information security spending predicted to hit USD $212 billion.

As ChatGPT celebrates its second anniversary, CTOs share insights on its transformative potential, future challenges, and the evolution of AI in their sectors.

NTT DATA plans to acquire Niveus Solutions, boosting its Google Cloud capabilities with an additional 1,000 experts to enhance AI and data engineering services.

As 2025 nears, enterprises are pivoting towards pragmatic AI applications, focusing on efficiency rather than the anticipated sweeping changes.

As we approach 2025, experts warn that advancing AI could escalate cybercrime, necessitating a shift towards rigorous verification in security measures.

Matt Aldridge from OpenText Cybersecurity warns that enterprises must bolster their AI security measures in 2025 to combat evolving cyber threats.

Kyan Health has secured USD $16.7 million to advance AI-driven preventative care, revolutionising workplace mental health strategies for businesses.

NetWitness unveils updates to its 12.5 release, boosting cybersecurity with enhanced visibility and automation for diverse infrastructures.

Radware has secured a contract to enhance cybersecurity for a major Indian airport to combat a 265% rise in cyber threats, delivering vital protection.

By 2025, AI is set to revolutionise industries with advancements in agents, edge computing, and nuclear energy, driving sustainability and efficiency.