ComputerWeekly's quick fire Microsoft in the enterprise quiz
Our 1 minute, 5 question, quiz on Microsoft in the enterprise.
CIO
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Former Google CEO outlines dangers of generative AI
Mitigating risks from generative AI tools such as ChatGPT means involving humans in final decision-making and establishing ...
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Economic slowdown cannot stop IT's ESG progress
An economic slowdown may be inescapable, but IT leaders must maintain focus on ESG initiatives. Discover why IT operations should...
Security
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Schools don't pay, but ransomware attacks still increasing
Ransomware gangs have increasingly focused their attacks on the K-12 education sector, even though most school districts do not ...
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5 ethical hacker certifications to consider
From Offensive Security Certified Professional to GIAC Web Application Penetration Tester, learn about the certifications worth ...
Networking
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The features of multi-cloud networking architecture
Enterprises are looking for multi-cloud networking features that include programmability, security integration and end-to-end ...
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Industry outlook on MEF's new zero-trust, SASE standards
MEF recently released new zero-trust and SASE standards. Standardizations can help with interoperability, but are they necessary ...
Data Center
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Intel revenue drops again; company to speed up next-gen chips
Dogged by stalled PC sales and tighter IT spending, Intel once again reported down revenues. CEO Pat Gelsinger highlighted ...
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Use ISO 50001:2018 as a guide for green data centers
Data centers use a lot of energy, and it can be difficult to navigate how to reduce energy use. ISO 50001:2018 provides guidance ...
Data Management
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ESG predicts 2023 shifts for DataOps, data management
Organizations are using cloud technologies and DataOps to access real-time data insights and decision-making in 2023, according ...
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Data lake vs. data warehouse: Key differences explained
Data lakes and data warehouses are both commonly used in enterprises. Here are the main differences between them to help you ...