Intelligence Is Not A Department

Both taught the same lesson: the volume of information you hold is not the asset. The asset is what you can connect and what you can defend.​

How Can You Tell If Your Email Was Hacked? Here’s What To Check

Think your email has been hacked? Learn the warning signs, how to check for unauthorized access and what to do to recover and secure your account.

Microsoft Projects The Next Xbox May Cost $1,200 To $1,800, Says Report

The next generation of Xbox could cost double or triple the last one, says a new report citing Microsoft’s own internal estimates.

​How AI Changes The Way Organizations Deal With Messy Data

Messy data isn’t going away, but contextual intelligence changes where the data structuring happens.

Teens Want Relatable Stories And New Movie Stars, Study Suggests

Younger audiences love going to movie theaters, but they also want more relevant stories, new faces and diverse casting, according to the latest Teens & Screens study.

New Fitbit Air Feature Will Sit Behind A Paywall

Sleep breathing quality is coming to the Fitbit Air, but you will need an active Google Health Premium subscription to see those stats in your phone app.

When Data And Compute Pull In Different Directions, Hybrid Cloud Must Adapt

The network is evolving from a static path into an active part of the hybrid cloud control plane.

How Full-Serve Stations And Self Charging Cars Alter EV Charging Rules

Almost everything you know about EV charging is wrong once cars charge themselves, which happens soon. What can companies who hope to be in the charging business do?

Why Observability Must Move Beyond System Health To Data Correctness

Most observability is only capable of saying whether the system was up, but not whether the system was correct.

Like A ‘GLP-1’ For Muscles And Cartilage?

Researchers Regrew Knee Cartilage In Mice. Now A Biotech Is Doing Clinical Trials.