Gary Hilson

The next wave of enterprise AI will be built on partnerships, specialization, and smarter infrastructure choices. Here’s what you need to know.

AI is modernizing legacy systems—but enterprises should layer AI strategically to unlock agility, manage risks and keep core applications stable.

AI security threats may be supercharged, but enterprises can thwart bad actors with AI-enabled security tools and smart guardrails.

Artificial intelligence is accelerating data growth, forcing organizations to reconsider data storage. Here’s how data storage can meet demanding AI workloads.

Data centers are evolving thanks to AI, which is pushing a move to power-conscious, memory-centric computing.

Staying innovative and resilient may seem paradoxical, but increasingly they go hand in hand for IT teams, especially in the era of hybrid multicloud and AI. The rapid pace of change has made picking and sticking with a particular vendor more…

Consumers and businesses alike are concerned about artificial intelligence (AI). The more they question it, however, the more obvious the solution becomes: The antidote to public distrust of AI is transparency — and no one does transparency better…

Enterprise Cloud Index report shows a dramatic shift in IT sustainability efforts, and experts explain why. Despite recent resistance from some politicians and business leaders to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives,…

A century ago, the most valuable thing banks had on hand was the money in their vaults. Today, however, banks have something that’s just as precious as cold, hard cash: data. Think about it. As the arbiter of people’s financial life, banks probably…

Software engineer Jason Williams shares five lessons for software development in an era of rapid digital transformation. How Jason Wiliams approaches software development in ever-transforming hybrid and hybrid multicloud environments is guided by the…

Today, Business leaders must navigate a multitude of headwinds. From pandemic-related supply chain disruptions, the war in Ukraine and an emergent banking crisis to escalating cybersecurity threats, high interest rates, growing energy costs and…

In cities with dangerous streets, reducing pedestrian traffic deaths will require not only safer drivers, but also smarter technology. As COVID-19 accounted for more than 1 million deaths in the U.S. in the past three years, it also impacted systems,…

Fever, cough, shortness of breath, and loss of taste and smell are just a few of the symptoms people experience after they get COVID-19. For public health officials that are trying to manage the disease, however, it’s not sniffles and taste buds that…