Sean Michael Kerner

Enterprise AI infrastructure spending is surging as analysts warn network automation, infrastructure maturity, and skills aren’t keeping pace.

Data platforms make decisions all day. An SQL query keeps the rows over a threshold, matches a keyword, and joins two tables on a shared ID. A pipeline sends a failed job down a retry path. Rules like these work when the answer sits in the data in a clean form.

Enterprise IT leaders face potential challenges in the wake of President Trump's recent policy changes regarding the H-1B work visa. Is the future of your tech workforce at stake?

Meta is carving out an enterprise offering after years of consumer-first focus. How seriously should IT leaders evaluate Meta as an enterprise vendor?

New platform capabilities are on display at the NetBox Evolve conference, where NetBox Labs also announced partnerships with Nvidia and Grafana Labs.

Upscale stitches silicon, systems, and software together with its new Token Fabric offering. The architecture combines the company's own SkyFabriX scale-up silicon, scale-out systems built on Nvidia Spectrum-X Ethernet, and a common software layer for operations.

Stacklet's early-preview Token Custodian brings policy controls to AI spending, raising a question for CIOs: Who decides which work gets access to more expensive AI models?

Executives present a unique security vulnerability. White-glove security training provides personalized strategies against impersonation, deepfake and spear phishing attacks.

Cohere is going after two common enterprise agent problems with North 2, the new version of its enterprise agent platform. It adds user quotas, rate limits, organization-wide caps and a redesigned agent harness. According to Cohere, North 2 uses memory to keep an agent's context across sessions and gives teams a shared library of knowledge and assets to draw on. It also runs in the cloud, on premises or fully air-gapped.

One title, many jobs: CISOs at Fastly, SolarWinds, DeVry and other organizations reveal how industry shapes their responsibilities and priorities.

Security and IT leaders say the AI extinction headlines are reshaping the conversation more than the controls.

AI agents stand in for users and reach multiple systems. Governing their access requires distinct identities, scoped authority and records that show who authorized each action.

AI extinction concerns are growing among experts, but for enterprises, the focus should be on governance, accountability and risk management to prevent operational failures.

A failed Senate cloture vote stalled the CLARITY Act, leaving CIOs to make digital-asset vendor, custody and contract decisions without a broader market-structure framework.

Cohere plans on making the full serving stack used in Model Vault open source so that independent auditors will be able to validate that it doesn't log, export, or leak data.

AI coding assistants are accelerating development --but they're also creating a dangerous new attack vector that security teams aren't prepared to detect.

Technical debt, cybersecurity skills shortages and identity risks are among the challenges that can make it difficult for an organization to achieve cyber resilience.

AI-powered bots now operate autonomously, breaking out of controlled environments and exploiting systems without human direction -- forcing companies to rethink cybersecurity.

Cohere's Parse 5, a 2.3-billion-parameter model, offers cost-effective document parsing at $1.50 per 1,000 pages, prioritizing structure over raw accuracy.

A cybersecurity technology proof of concept can validate a good purchasing decision -- or waste months of your team's time. Look out for these five common PoC missteps.