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Enhancing data backup and recovery with AI and ML

CIO

In todays digital age, the need for reliable data backup and recovery solutions has never been more critical. Cyberthreats, hardware failures, and human errors are constant risks that can disrupt business continuity. This ensures backups are performed consistently and accurately, freeing IT staff to focus on more strategic initiatives.

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How to calculate TCO for enterprise software

CIO

When organizations buy a shiny new piece of software, attention is typically focused on the benefits: streamlined business processes, improved productivity, automation, better security, faster time-to-market, digital transformation. A full-blown TCO analysis can be complicated and time consuming.

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Hyundai invests in teleoperations startup Ottopia as part of $9M round

TechCrunch

Ottopia’s software is combined with off-the-shelf hardware components like monitors and cameras to create a teleoperations center. The company’s software also includes assistive features, which provide “path” instructions to the AV without having to remotely control the vehicle.

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Cloud providers’ default retention policies are not enough: You better back your SaaS up

TechCrunch

The benefits of SaaS are many: It eliminates the need to install and configure software; it gives the customer greater financial flexibility by moving from licensing fees to subscriptions; there is no need to purchase and maintain hardware; and new releases and upgrades are automatically deployed.

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5 Reasons Why Disaster Recovery Plans Fail

Kaseya

You diligently back up critical servers to your on-site appliance or to the cloud, but when an incident happens and you need it the most, the backup recovery fails. . Disaster recovery plans often include backup and data retention strategies that do not thoroughly map the dependencies and requirements needed for smooth disaster recovery.

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Spot AI emerges from stealth with $22M for a platform to draw out more intelligence from organizations’ basic security videos

TechCrunch

Spot AI has built a software platform that “reads” that video footage — regardless of the type or quality of camera it was created on — and makes video produced by those cameras searchable by anyone who needs it, both by way of words and by way of images in the frames shot by the cameras.

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Securing AI Infrastructure for a More Resilient Future

Palo Alto Networks

Threats to AI Systems It’s important for enterprises to have visibility into their full AI supply chain (encompassing the software, hardware and data that underpin AI models) as each of these components introduce potential risks.

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