Rob Enderle

The iPhone 16 Pro is Apple’s premier iPhone. It has several new features, like a dedicated camera multi-function button that cuts across the iPhone line, that are both useful and needed.

In the latest TechSpective Podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with Wilson Tang, a Machine Learning Engineer on Adobe’s threat hunting team. Our conversation delved into one of the most exciting and critical areas of technology today—how artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are reshaping cybersecurity.

BYD cars in Australia are capturing audio, however as we continue to deploy AI tools, more and more of our Smartphones and other devices will be doing the same. Perhaps it is time to moderate our behavior because we are almost always on-stage.

AI advancements over the last two years have been nothing short of amazing. Initially driven by Nvidia, Microsoft, and OpenAI, this wave has spread far and wide, leaving few firms out of this AI feeding frenzy.

Stay informed about the latest cybersecurity threats. Check out the updated X-Force Threat Report by IBM, focusing on adversary-in-the-middle attacks and email attacks.

October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month. In conjunction with that, IBM has released an updated X-Force Threat report.

Learn about the game-changing approach to cybersecurity: Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM). Discover how it revolutionizes traditional vulnerability management methods.

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AI is hitting a wall, but AMD is breaking through. Learn how they are addressing the power and heat challenges with their advanced solutions for CPUs, GPUs, and networking.

I’ve been through a number of briefings from different vendors from IBM to HP, and there is one constant: they are all leaning heavily on Nvidia for their AI services strategy.