Joao-Pierre S. Ruth

Many enterprises want to leverage AI, often for consumer-facing needs. Is it more of a natural fit for IT uses and the development cycle than other areas?

An effort to quell misinformation that could cloud the US presidential election may come down to compliance among companies that publish and share content.

From CrowdStrike’s infamous bad update to cloud, network, and service failures, IT took its share of hits this year. How does it hold up going into the final quarter?

Delivery of commercially viable quantum computers remains years away, however IBM believes the technology remains on track -- though there is more work to come.

The next major moves in quantum computing are expected to take technology on a generational journey, though it will still be some years before tangible results emerge.

What changes in policy and leadership among tech policymakers must organizations plan for with an election on the horizon?

How should organizations orient their cybersecurity and defenses for the post-election landscape? What long-term threats, from misinformation to data breaches, will remain?

Final rules from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau further the march towards open banking -- what will it take to keep such data sharing secure?

What role does AI have in the current state of cloud? What types of cloud systems and resources stand to benefit from, or need to adapt to, AI?

In the absence of federal law, how will state-based data privacy laws due to take effect in 2025 and beyond affect business operations?