Abhijit Ahaskar

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Why enterprises are turning to eSIMs for business continuity

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

In the era of hybrid work, edge computing, and IoT deployments, managing a network of physical SIMs has become an operational problem for enterprises.

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What proactive cybersecurity looks like in the AI era

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

As cybercriminals increasingly use AI to automate attacks , enterprises also need to rethink how they defend themselves

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How quantum integration is reshaping enterprise cloud workflows

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

Quantum computing currently operates in the Noisy Intermediate Scale Quantum (NISQ) phase, which means that these systems still experience noise and cannot maintain a pure quantum algorithm independently.

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The practical IT case for local AI platforms vs cloud AI

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

According to a Goldman Sachs report Opens a new window released in August, global spending on AI is on track to cross $1 trillion this year, with

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Why industry-specific AI clouds are gaining ground in enterprise IT

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

Most hyperscalers don't provide specialized applications for industry-specific tasks such as hospital patient tracking or bank loan approvals.

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How AI agents can string together a fragmented cybersecurity stack

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

The growing threat of AI-powered attacks has exposed many of the limitations of the existing cybersecurity landscape.

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Why muted Agentforce interest is a reality check for IT leaders

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

Enterprise adoption of agentic AI continues to grow even though return on investment remains a concern.

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Your flat OT network was already a liability. AI just made it urgent

AI-driven cyber threats target vulnerable, flat OT networks, making network segmentation and ZTNA essential for critical infrastructure defense.

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How AI inference is creating a privacy problem your DLP tools can't see

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

Somewhere on your team right now, someone is pasting a chunk of source code into ChatGPT to debug an error. Someone else is dropping in meeting notes and asking for a summary.

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Is private 5G as secure as vendors say? What IT buyers should know

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

SIM-based authentication, isolated network slices and, on-prem data control – private 5G's security story is compelling. But the gaps are worth knowing before you sign.