Abhijit Ahaskar

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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.

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Shadow AI agents are a bigger threat than shadow IT—and they're already in your workflows

By: Abhijit Ahaskar

Employees are wiring AI agents into your apps and handing them credentials: no approval, no inventory, no off switch. It's shadow IT again, except this time the software acts on its own.

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What the Salesforce and Google outages reveal about token theft and downtime

Cloud outages like the salesforce outage expose identity risks, creating openings for token theft and phishing. Protect systems with phishing-resistant MFA and proactive monitoring.