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New framework aims to keep AI safe in US critical infrastructure

CIO

Analyst reaction to Thursday’s release by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) of a framework designed to ensure safe and secure deployment of AI in critical infrastructure is decidedly mixed. Where did it come from?

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How cloud adoption solves some of IT’s biggest headaches

CIO

To address these issues, IT organizations are increasingly migrating workloads to the cloud to gain operational efficiency and agility. Server equipment, power infrastructure, networking gear, and software licenses need to be upgraded and replaced periodically. Migrating workloads to the cloud can also accelerate new development.

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Cloud analytics migration: how to exceed expectations

CIO

A cloud analytics migration project is a heavy lift for enterprises that dive in without adequate preparation. Traditional systems often can’t support the demands of real-time processing and AI workloads,” notes Michael Morris, Vice President, Cloud, CloudOps, and Infrastructure, at SAS. But this scenario is avoidable.

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Choosing a cloud infrastructure provider: A beginner’s guide

TechCrunch

Sashank Purighalla Contributor Share on Twitter Sashank Purighalla is the founder and CEO of BOS Framework , a cloud enablement platform. The promise of lower hardware costs has spurred startups to migrate services to the cloud, but many teams were unsure how to do this efficiently or cost-effectively.

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Exafunction aims to reduce AI dev costs by abstracting away hardware

TechCrunch

But they share a common bottleneck: hardware. New techniques and chips designed to accelerate certain aspects of AI system development promise to (and, indeed, already have) cut hardware requirements. At least, that’s the assertion of Varun Mohan and Douglas Chen, the co-founders of infrastructure startup Exafunction.

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3 steps to get your data AI ready

CIO

Unfortunately, many IT leaders are discovering that this goal cant be reached using standard data practices, and traditional IT hardware and software. AI can also be used to enable a much more decentralized data infrastructure by having a centralized intelligence that employs agentic AI to manage the decentralized infrastructure.

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Securing DOT Infrastructure

Palo Alto Networks

Modern transportation networks must address three pivotal security questions: Do you have comprehensive visibility into devices on your ITS network to safeguard critical infrastructure? To help safeguard your systems and our nations critical infrastructure, security must be a priority, not an afterthought.