Hitachi Digital Services CEO Lvin on AI transformation, operations technology and use cases
Hitachi Digital Services CEO Roger Lvin said the move to AI agents will feature more transformation in a shorter amount of time than cloud computing due to "the reinvention of processes and applications from scratch." Lvin also talked about talent in the AI era, data, R&D, operations technology and IT convergence and the need for domain knowledge in AI use cases.
Palo Alto Q3 strong as it consolidates security budgets
Palo Alto Networks reported better-than-expected third quarter earnings as the company continues to consolidate cybersecurity budgets.
RSAC 2025: AI agents dominate new security features
The AI agents are marching in on the RSA Conference as CrowdStrike launched a set of agents to its Charlotte AI platform. Google Cloud, Cisco, SentinelOne, IBM and a bevy of others made RSAC related announcements.
Palo Alto Networks acquires Protect AI, aims to secure AI ecosystems
Palo Alto Networks acquired Protect AI to expand its reach into securing AI and machine learning applications, launched Prisma AIRS to secure enterprise AI apps, agents and models and updated its Cortex securities operations platform.
Monday's Musings: Ray's Law - Intelligence Is Doubling Every 7 Months
In the Artificial Intelligence world, there's Ray's Law. AI capabilities double every 7 months. At this seven month doubling rate, in two years, this will be a 1500% increase. In six years, AI intelligence capability will be 10,0000%.
Vint Cerf on AI, critical thinking, the internet's future
Vint Cerf said the introduction of AI is about much more than technology so much so that it may make sense to have a few sociologists, psychologists and anthropologists to help with policy.
Monday's Musings: The Great Reset - Looking Beyond The Tariffs
UNDERSTAND THE METHOD TO THE MADNESS
The shock and awe from tariffs represent just one part of the Great Reset that’s being led by a President that has a once in a lifetime opportunity to transform America's standing and shape the POTUS legacy. Hampered by a failing WTO and short-term thinking that plagues the Western world, tariffs provide the biggest leverage point to both political and economic bilateral negotiations for access to the US $29 trillion economy.