JPMorgan CEO: 300 AI use cases in production, 550PB needs replatforming for cloud $14 billion in annual technology spend...
GCHQ has its first female director: From hostile states to HR, she has a busy in-tray HR and politicians as well as nation states and criminals need attention...
AWS gives its "Well-Architected Framework" an overhaul, adds some (limited) sustainability guidance Efficiency is green, y'all...
BT launches new “BT Business” unit, appoints Hena Jalil as CIO Management and support consolidation to save BT £100 million.
How to buy a next-gen database "Migrating away from legacy infrastructure isn't without risk, but the greater risk is of inaction"
Why ERP firm IFS’s passage to Sri Lanka deserves attention IT companies scour the world these days for destinations that will help them locate skilled workers and drive cost efficiencies. India has of course become a global nexus for software factories, consulting services and offshoring. Central and eastern Europe have become happy hunting grounds, even for countries that have had
Shell appoints former CISO as new Group CIO Shell is appointing former CISO Robbert Van Rutten as its new group CIO, effective July 1, 2023 The appointment comes after veteran CIO Jay Crotts announced that he was stepping down after a 37-year career at the energy supermajor, which has involved responsibility for the IT Function globally since 2015.
UK synthetic data startup Hazy raises $9m Series A Synthetic data specialist Hazy has raised $9 million in a Series A round that will be used to scale the British startup. Funding was led by Conviction VC, with strategic investors including Nationwide and Wells Fargo. Originally a UCL AI spin out, London-based Hazy uses AI-generated synthetic data that preserves
A data sugar rush is giving digital leaders a “data metabolism” challenge Data, says Mohammed ‘Khal’ Khalid, “behaves a bit like sugar.” It’s an unusual simile, but the DXC Technology advisory director says his team’s conversations with Chief Information Officers and Chief Data Officers show that organisations are “experiencing a crisis in decision making exacerbated by an inability to metabolise
The RAM-guzzling, CPU-hogging Microsoft Teams you know and hate is about to get a lot faster Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition