AI extinction: What IT leaders need to know -- and do -- nowAI extinction concerns are growing among experts, but for enterprises, the focus should be on governance, accountability and risk management to prevent operational failures. Sep 18 26September 18, 2026Article at IT Pro
Cornelis lands $205M to make AI networks compute, not just connectCornelis takes aim at AI bottlenecks with programmable network fabric. Sep 14 26September 14, 2026Article at networkworld.com
Databricks-trained AI agents match Claude and GPT-5.6 Luna's answer quality — in half the timeDatabricks' Adaptive Instructed-Retriever lets AI agents decide how many times to search per question, matching frontier model quality in half the time. Sep 09 26September 09, 2026Article at VentureBeat
Protecting your business from rogue bots -- a new CIO riskAI-powered bots now operate autonomously, breaking out of controlled environments and exploiting systems without human direction -- forcing companies to rethink cybersecurity. Sep 01 26September 01, 2026Article at IT Pro
Tailscale expands from VPN into a full connectivity platformTailscale got its start back in 2019 as a VPN provider based on the open-source WireGuard technology. As it turns out, enabling private connectivity in the AI era has a lot of practical utility. Aug 31 26August 31, 2026Article at networkworld.com
Kubernetes 1.37 advances workload-aware scheduling and cluster networkingIn the Kubernetes 1.37 release, codenamed Garhwal, new scheduling capabilities were built for AI and machine-learning training jobs that need groups of pods to start and scale together. Aug 27 26August 27, 2026Article at networkworld.com
Out of band, out of mind: DEF CON research calls IPMI a 'sanctioned backdoor' into enterprise networksAlongside the disclosure, runZero released OOBscan, an open-source tool that scans for vulnerable BMCs and other out-of-band management devices. Aug 10 26August 10, 2026Article at networkworld.com
Tencent's Team Memory shares AI agent memory across a team — with no governance yet for when it's wrongTencent's Team Memory gives AI agents shared access to chat history, code, and docs. Practitioners are asking how it handles a wrong or conflicting fact. Aug 07 26August 07, 2026Article at VentureBeat
NatJack at Black Hat: A new way to crack NAT's trust gapNatJack attack class exposes design flaw across decades of network infrastructure. Aug 06 26August 06, 2026Article at networkworld.com
Groundcover raises $100M as observability pivots from monitoring to AI infrastructureTelemetry is multiplying as IT teams require greater visibility into their AI stack and agentic workflows. New to Groundcover's observability platform is Agent Mode, a built-in AI assistant that helps engineers troubleshoot problems in logs and traces without writing queries by hand. Jul 31 26July 31, 2026Article at networkworld.com
Cloudflare Internal DNS tackles split-horizon DNS sprawl'Many organizations already use Cloudflare for their public DNS. Internal DNS extends that same platform to private DNS, so public and private are managed from the same global network and control plane,' said Enrique Somoza, product, performance and infrastructure at Cloudflare. Jul 24 26July 24, 2026Article at networkworld.com
IPv4 address exhaustion drives NetworkManager 1.58 releaseUpdates to the open-source Linux network configuration tool suite are aimed at advancing IPv6-only support, Wi‑Fi management, and security. Jul 23 26July 23, 2026Article at networkworld.com
HPE CTO Russo drills into data, orchestration, and observability for the agentic enterpriseAt HPE Discover, CTO Fidelma Russo details Data Fabric 8.2, Morpheus 9, and GreenLake Intelligence. Jun 18 26June 18, 2026Article at networkworld.com
HPE Discover: Neri outlines an AI architecture built for agentsCEO Antonio Neri kicked off HPE Discover 2026 with AI-focused announcements that span the vendor's networking, compute, storage, and cloud product portfolios. Jun 17 26June 17, 2026Article at networkworld.com
A legal minefield: Open source licensing for AI modelsAI models differ from traditional software. Learn how new licensing frameworks aim to standardize what 'open' means in AI, including the Linux Foundation's OpenMDW 1.1. Jun 09 26June 09, 2026Article at IT Pro
A legal minefield: Open source licensing for AI modelsAI models differ from traditional software. Learn how new licensing frameworks aim to standardize what 'open' means in AI, including the Linux Foundation's OpenMDW 1.1. Jun 09 26June 09, 2026Article at SearchDataManagement
Why backup alone doesn't guarantee cloud recovery readinessSuccessful backup jobs can still leave dependency and configuration gaps, making orchestration and recovery testing critical for restoring cloud services and SaaS apps. Jun 05 26June 05, 2026Article at IT Pro
Why backup alone doesn't guarantee cloud recovery readinessSuccessful backup jobs can still leave dependency and configuration gaps, making orchestration and recovery testing critical for restoring cloud services and SaaS apps. Jun 05 26June 05, 2026Article at SearchDataManagement
Cisco Live: The network is back, and AI rewrote the rulesAs Cisco Live kicks off in Las Vegas, Tom Gillis shares how AI has changed networking, including inside Cisco, where AI coding tools have accelerated software development across its entire portfolio. Among the new product capabilities are Live Protect, which applies vulnerability controls at the OS level, without requiring reboots; and infrastructure management tools that allow enterprises to manage VM-based and Kubernetes-based workloads from the same Nexus dashboard. Jun 02 26June 02, 2026Article at networkworld.com
Research shows the vibe coding security crisis CIOs can't ignoreVibe coding democratizes app development—but at what cost? New research exposes a shadow IT crisis hiding in plain sight. Jun 02 26June 02, 2026Article at IT Pro