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Ziften expands its use of proprietary machine learning

Published in AI Datacentre + Network Security Machine Learning Security + Compliance

Ziften’s endpoint protection platform uses proprietary machine learning in all phases of the endpoint security continuum simplifying endpoint protection across the enterprise.

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OVH expands AI-powered cloud services

Published in AI Everything AI

With $77.6 billion in investments planned through 2022, spending on artificial intelligence and cognitive systems will continue to grow strongly, according to IDC. These investments will mainly benefit the software industry, in particular the development of conversational applications, machine learning and deep learning solutions. To respond to these new uses, OVH has put together a complete range of solutions to support its customers in their various artificial intelligence projects.

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Securing edge devices

Published in AI Device Security Internet of Things Security + Compliance

Use of IoT devices is proliferating in every industry, and with this growth comes risk – reports of IoT attacks increased 600 percent from 2016 to 2017. To protect enterprise networks, Extreme Networks has introduced the Extreme Networks’ Defender for IoT, a simple security solution to help organisations secure unsecured IoT devices. Defender for IoT can be deployed on any network and is so easy to use even non-technical staff at schools, hospitals, retailers and hospitality venues can use...

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RPA programs head to the mainstream in financial services

Published in AI Robotic Process Automation

Yet only 20% of organisations are confident they can measure their successful roll-out and 70% claimed it was hard to get productivity data in the first place.

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Ericsson lays out vision for cellular IoT

Published in AI Internet of Things

Outlines evolution of cellular IoT in four segments leveraging new capabilities with 4G and 5G to tap growth opportunities from industry digitalization.

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Consortium embraces FOG

Published in AI Internet of Things

The IIC, now incorporating OpenFog, is the single-largest organization focused on IIoT, AI, fog and edge computing; IIC steering committee elects two new members from OpenFog leadership.

BMC Service Management now includes generative AI capabilities

New innovations address security threats and deliver reliable AI-led business insights on BMC Helix.

Fortinet adds Digital Experience Monitoring

Introducing FortiMonitor and FortiAIOps Into Fortinet Fabric Management Center.

Spending on AI to rise two-thirds this year

EMEA Enterprise spend on Artificial Intelligence to grow 61% year-on-year, with 97% of...

Vultr launches Cloud Inference

New serverless Inference-as-a-Service offering available from Vultr across six continents and 32...

Rising customer expectations makes “exceptional” the new service baseline

New Zendesk study shows 66% of customers are less patient than last year, while 64% of companies...

New Relic delivers next-gen AIOps

Engineers can now automatically detect changes instantly, cut alert noise, and see probable root...

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Docker on IoT devices

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