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As CIOs work to quickly develop a Generative AI strategy for both their internal IT organizations and in the wider business, CIO.com will be there to help them make smart technology decisions.
Generative AI is becoming a core technology within cybersecurity. From automating tasks to enhancing the ability to identify and mitigate threats. At the same time, threat actors are using AI for similar reasons and CSO is covering the darker side of generative AI as well.
As AI and the enterprise collide, Computerworld guides IT professionals from C-suite leaders to practitioners in forming their AI strategies and day-to-day functions in a compliant, ethical, and agile fashion.
The most comprehensive coverage and evaluation of AI code generating tools, assistants, and cloud-based tools for developing LLM-based and other AI applications.
As AI changes the way networking leaders structure their teams, work with their tools, and infiltrate the organization, Network World prepares today’s engineers and IT leaders with the practical guidance needed to navigate the infrastructure of tomorrow.
Business technology leadership
The CIO brand provides technology marketers with a unique opportunity to reach an audience of more than 4 million chief information officers and IT thought leaders, who have significant buying power in 72 countries.
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Del laboratorio al negocio: las decisiones que marcarán la IA empresarial
La inteligencia artificial entra en una nueva etapa en las organizaciones. Tras un periodo dominado por la experimentación, el reto ya no es comprobar de qué es capaz la tecnología, sino decidir dónde tiene sentido llevarla a producción, qué retorno…
When your AI vendor goes belly up
With hundreds of AI-related companies increasingly crowding the market for enterprise dollars, IT leaders should prepare for the day when at least one of their AI vendors suddenly shutters or gets acquired. While the AI market overall is showing few…
Cadence Maestro puts domain-trained AI agents to work for chip design
Artificial intelligence has been part of semiconductor design for years, helping engineers optimize chip architectures for performance, power efficiency, silicon area and faster development. More recently, the industry has begun integrating large language models and AI agents into established electronic…
Making technology work for business
Computerworld is trusted by an audience of 12 million enterprise-level IT managers, in 47 countries, for industry insight, a peer perspective on IT leadership and real-world strategies for implementing technology solutions.
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Fake Anthropic AI previews lure in overeager employees
Everyone wants to know what Anthropic is up to, and hackers are gleefully exploiting the fact. New research from cybersecurity company Cofense describes a phishing campaign that hooks overeager enterprise users by making them think they are getting an invite…
Apple brings touch to the Mac with $2,899 OLED MacBook Pro
Following the release of the new 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro earlier this week, Apple has bought the “touch experience” to its professional laptop series, introducing a $2,899 (and up) MacBook Pro you can use with touch. It’s very fast, very…
Anthropic and OpenAI diverge on who should pull the plug on risky AI
OpenAI and Anthropic agree that frontier AI systems need stronger oversight, but they are proposing sharply different approaches to stopping models that pose serious risks: Anthropic wants courts empowered to suspend dangerous systems, while OpenAI argues developers should be required…
Business risk leadership
CSO equips senior security leaders in all operational risk management disciplines – corporate and IT security, fraud and loss prevention, privacy, business continuity and more – with information of unparalleled depth and insight to support their decisions and investments.
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Fake Anthropic AI previews lure in overeager employees
Everyone wants to know what Anthropic is up to, and hackers are gleefully exploiting the fact. New research from cybersecurity company Cofense describes a phishing campaign that hooks overeager enterprise users by making them think they are getting an invite…
Anthropic and OpenAI diverge on who should pull the plug on risky AI
OpenAI and Anthropic agree that frontier AI systems need stronger oversight, but they are proposing sharply different approaches to stopping models that pose serious risks: Anthropic wants courts empowered to suspend dangerous systems, while OpenAI argues developers should be required…
Imposter abused trust in OpenAI, Anthropic, and 30 others to hunt for secrets
Attackers are impersonating AI agents from companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta in a bid to trick organizations into exposing sensitive credentials, according to researchers who observed a single threat actor cycling through dozens of fake bot identities while probing…
Building the nextgen enterprise
InfoWorld is the go-to resource for developers, architects and business leaders launching next-generation initiatives on scalable cloud platforms. InfoWorld serves those determined to seek business advantage by staying ahead of the technology curve.
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Simplifying .NET toolchain installs with dotnetup
If you’ve experimented with Rust, you already know how simple it is to get a basic toolchain in place, with the simple rustup command-line tool. The same tool works on Windows, macOS, and Linux, building a consistent environment that’s ready…
Gheist turns GitHub Actions into a secret extraction service
A threat actor dubbed Gheist is turning compromised GitHub accounts into credential-harvesting platforms. By planting malicious GitHub Actions workflows in private repositories, attackers can expose repository and environment secrets, then retrieve them through GitHub APIs before deleting evidence of the…
Oracle adds native Snowflake service to OCI to ease data integration
Oracle on Tuesday said it has partnered with Snowflake to make the latter’s AI Data Cloud available as a native service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The partnership, announced at Oracle’s ongoing AI World conference, aims to help enterprises reduce…
All things Apple
Macworld is the premier, one-stop-shop for Apple enthusiasts. With editorial expertise at its core, Macworld delivers essential tips and buying advice to passionate Apple users worldwide.
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Next Apple event: Expected dates and what Apple could launch next
Apple’s “Pro and Tell” media experience, took place in Los Angeles on October 28, 2026. The company announced its first touchscreen MacBook Pro, officially called MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, featuring tandem OLED, Dynamic Island and a thinner, lighter…
New Apple products coming in 2027: What’s next?
It’s been a huge year for Apple, with new products arriving throughout 2026. March brought the MacBook Neo and iPhone 17e, followed by the new Mac mini and Mac Studio in August. September delivered another wave of launches at Apple’s “Surprise and Shine” event, including the iPhone 18 Pro…
Apple’s PROLED MacBook Pro finally breaks the grid
This has been a year of major change with Apple’s MacBook lineup. 2026 started with simple and limited choices, and it’s ending with a robust lineup that broadens the MacBook’s appeal. When the year started, Apple offered the MacBook Air,…
From the data center to the edge
Network World is the premier provider of information, intelligence and insight for over 2 million network and IT professionals in 14 countries.
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Oracle adds Google TPUs to OCI to expand enterprise AI compute options
Oracle has entered into a partnership with Google to bring the latter’s Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), giving its enterprise customers an alternative to GPUs for training and inference workloads without running their workloads on Google’s…
Cisco’s partner shift: What customers should expect from their Cisco partner in the AI era
Most of the coverage from Cisco Partner Summit will understandably focus on what Cisco is doing for its more than half a million partners. There were new incentives, a revamped deal registration program, and plenty of talk about margins. But…
IBM connects quantum chips with ‘quantum channels’ at 99% accuracy
IBM has reached a critical milestone for scaling quantum computers, the company announced. According to a research paper published last week, superconducting processors have been connected for the first time using multiple quantum channels with an average transfer fidelity of…
Navigate the PC ecosystem
PCWorld is dedicated to helping tech users get more from the hardware and software that’s central to a PC-centric universe. With years spent covering the consumer tech industry, PCWorld is uniquely positioned to tell savvy users what to buy and how to get more from their purchases.
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Oops! Use this new Windows 11 setting to roll back recent system damage
Is a faulty update, a corrupted driver, or a botched system setting throwing Windows off course? With the new Point-in-Time Restore (PITR) feature, Windows 11 offers an additional way to restore the Windows drive to a previous state. We’ll show…
Netgear patches three flaws in its routers and extenders. Update now
According to a recently published security advisory report, Netgear has discovered several vulnerabilities in its networking products. All are classified as moderately severe, and the company has now released updates to patch the security holes. One of the vulnerabilities (CVE-2026-11732)…
SK Hynix now expects the memory shortage to last until 2030
South Korean memory manufacturer SK Hynix expects the global memory shortage to persist for much longer than initially predicted. In its quarterly report, published on October 28th, the company states that demand for memory is expected to exceed production capacity…
Global hub for all consumer tech needs
Tech Advisor attracts buyers of all experience levels across the whole range of consumer technologies and, with incredible product knowledge built from years covering the consumer tech industry, Tech Advisor is uniquely positioned to tell users and influencers what to buy, and how to get more from their purchases.
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Developer turned Microsoft Surface Duo into iPhone Duo
iOS and Android are so fundamentally different that they cannot run on each other’s devices. However, a developer called SmuOS reports that he installed iOS 26 on an Android smartphone, effectively turning the device into an iPhone Duo. He used…
Samsung Galaxy A17 5G drops to £159 on Amazon: That’s a saving of £100
Budget smartphones have become capable enough to handle everyday tasks such as messaging, browsing, streaming and photography without the price tag of a flagship. If you want a large screen, 5G connectivity and long-term software support, Samsung’s Galaxy A series…
Now it’s the Pixel Watch that’s plagued by a serious bug
A number of Google Pixel Watch users have reported significant issues with battery life, hinting at a potential issue with a recent software update. We’ve always been fans of Google’s approach to the smartwatch, most recently seen in the Pixel…
The connected home
TechHive is committed to smart-home and home-entertainment gear and caters to the growing community of people who make technology and consumer electronics an active part of their lives.
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Foundry customers benefit from access to exclusive first-party data built on our owned network of sites and audiences, which powers our ads and editorial outcomes. Our audiences are real people, based on real data from known, direct, consented and contextual relationships and connected brand experiences. Our proprietary first-party data is a walled garden (no coop/selling), it is not compiled or aggregated from disparate, disconnected sources.
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No. Foundry’s first-party data is a walled garden. We operate with our own database, positioning us as a robust advertising and intent data partner. We provide a secure and reliable environment and our walled garden approach ensures that we are not reliant on third-party cookies.