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By: Alex Woodie
Data is the fuel for AI, and the more personal the data, the better. But people increasingly are disinclined to share their data without some reciprocal
It has been six years since IBM launched IBM Power Virtual Server, its public cloud offering for IBM i workloads. Adoption started slowly but has picked up in recent years as IBM fleshed out the offering and expanded it to more datacenters. As we enter the second quarter, IBM is banking on several new features to help it attract more IBM i customers to PowerVS.
(khunkornStudio/Shutterstock) The pace of investment and innovation in generative AI is accelerating as companies spend hundreds of billions
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(Michael Vi/Shutterstock) Google Cloud made a slew of analytics-related announcements at its Next 2025 conference this week, including a
Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is the big headliner with IBM i 7.6, which IBM begins shipping at the end of the week. This is good and right, since IBM i customers have been begging IBM to add MFA to the platform for so long. But the new IBM i release brings several other major security enhancements that customers will appreciate too, including a new command to disable non-secure connections, new encryption algorithms, streamlined regulatory compliance, and an easy way to tell what security patches have been applied, among others.
(Image source: IBM) IBM made headlines recently with a major announcement: the company is only two years away from achieving quantum advantage
(Anoohani/Shutterstock) The field of software engineering has benefited immensely from new techniques and technologies, such as DevOps via
Companies around the globe are developing artificial intelligence (AI) applications with the goal of improving productivity, enhancing customer satisfaction, and boosting profitability.
Even before generative AI arrived on the scene, companies struggled to adequately secure their data, applications, and networks. In the never-ending
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