Erik Van Klinken

In the wake of Google Workspace adding AI everywhere, all versions of Microsoft 365 will now feature the same setup.

Samsung has reportedly wanted to have its self-designed Exynos chip produced externally. In addition to its own foundry, the South Korean company is angling to become a client of Taiwanese powerhouse TSMC. But that company, normally always available for a price, is said to have refused.

Lenovo is buying Infinidat for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition gives the combined parties immense opportunity to impact all segments of the storage market.

Microsoft is currently testing Windows AI Search. Users can search their own file folders in everyday language. The feature is now available in preview form on Copilot+ PCs with Snapdragon chips. A rollout to OneDrive files may follow later.

In contrast to the established EDR vendors from the US, HarfangLab aims to give security professionals control and options.

AI assistants make mistakes just like humans, and they may require extra care and attention. Prompt Security aims to give organizations a safety net to

Gartner predicts that moving away from VMware will not happen overnight. Organizations considering switching to an alternative virtualization platform

Security for large organizations is complex and, thanks to scale, manageable. For smaller companies, management is a lot trickier, which is why Guardz has come up with an “ultimate plan” to simplify matters.

There's often talk of a breakthrough in the GenAI field. However, a new move by Aleph Alpha is particularly useful, especially for multilingual LLM application.

Databricks has closed its Series J funding round with a record $10 billion, valuing the company at $62 billion. The company plans investments in new AI products, acquisitions and international expansion. It also secured a $5.25 billion credit facility from several banks.