The estimate refers to a period of three years. According to IBM, AI technologies are changing the requirements for workplaces and employees.
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TikTok, WhatsApp, Metaverse: Ugh. ChatGPT: Yay.
Gigamon study shows that companies are sceptical about some tools in terms of security - but not about the AI chatbot ChatGPT.
Medical Practice Software From the Cloud
RED Medical Systems has developed cloud-based software so that doctors have more time for the essentials.
Alipay Simplifies its Mobile Payment Version for Travellers in China
Alipay enhances its international version to provide personalised services to foreign travellers in China.
Phishing Campaign Against Zimbra Users Discovered
ESET's research team uncovers a massive phishing campaign aimed at stealing credentials from Zimbra users.
More M&A Activity in the Final Stretch of 2023
The M&A revival is also driven by increased activity in the private equity market.
Key Competences for Low-Code Developers
Low-code development by citizen developers should also drive digitisation in companies by employees in non-technical positions.
Germany: Research in AI is Top, AI in Business Rather Poor
Only 2 percent see Germany as the leading nation internationally in artificial intelligence.
Fighting AI-powered Cyber Attacks with AI
Those with bad intentions can develop and circulate malware themselves and wreak havoc, warns guest author René Claus of Arcserve.
Amazon, Google and Nvidia, Potential New Investors in ARM’s IPO
Around a dozen potential investors, including companies such as Amazon, are expected to join ARM's IPO.
6G Teams up with Artificial Intelligence to Power Virtual Reality
The combination of 6G technology and AI also raises challenges and concerns in terms of privacy and security.
Telefónica and Starlink Partner to Improve Digital Connectivity for Businesses Worldwide
Starlink operates a constellation of satellites in low-Earth orbit that provide high-speed, low-latency broadband Internet connectivity globally.
SOC: Good Buy, Beats Bad Build
Building an internal security operations centre is neither easy nor cheap. However, an external SOC also brings challenges, says Jochen Koehler of Ontinue.
Transfer Centre for Cyber Security in SMEs
Project aims to support SMEs, craft enterprises and start-ups free of charge and in a practical manner in the prevention, detection and response to cyber attacks.
AMD Announces Radeon PRO W7600 and W7500 Graphics Cards
Featuring RDNA 3 architecture, they are designed for industries such as manufacturing, engineering, architecture and entertainment.
Fortinet Increases Quarterly Revenues by more than 25%.
Of the $1.29 billion earned during the second quarter of 2022, $820.2 million came from services.
Artificial Intelligence Advises Otto Customers
With the help of generative AI, the online retailer wants to improve product advice for its customers.
ChatGPT compromised credentials on the Dark Web on the rise
Singapore-based cybersecurity firm Group-IB has identified more than 100,000 devices infected with infostealers storing stolen ChatGPT credentials.
IBM: Data Leaks Cost Companies an Average of 4.3 Million Euros
Those who rely more on AI and automation shorten the life cycles of leaks by 81 days and reduce the follow-up costs per incident by 1.76 million euros.
PLM in the Pharmaceutical Industry
Italian pharmaceutical manufacturer Corman is digitising the lifecycle of its product portfolio. The solution is based on the PLM tool Aras Innovator.
ServiceNow Adds New Generative AI Capabilities to Its Platform
Introduces case summarisation and text-to-code conversion to prevent workers from performing repetitive tasks.
Intel’s Revenues Fall by 15%.
Despite the decline in revenue, the company still managed to post earnings of $0.35 per share.
WhatsApp Introduces Instant Video Messaging
These are short 60-second pieces that users will be able to record on their own and share in a chat.
Cyber-blackmail: Attackers Demand Bitcoin Payments Under $2,000
90% of extortion cyber-attacks demand less than $2,000 in bitcoin
People Management: Transparent Processes, Open Communication, Active Listening
Financial incentives are not enough. Today, companies must recognise the individual wishes and potentials of their employees - and promote them.
Ifo Survey: Home Office Gap Widens Further
On average, German companies grant 6.4 days of work from home per month. However, small businesses are increasingly falling behind.
Short Lederhosen Forbidden in the Office
Email phishing tactics are increasingly using HR topics such as dress code changes, training notifications or holiday updates.
Carbon Emissions Concern 1 in 2 CIOs
The majority of these executives draw a connection between ESG factors, sustainability and business value.
MestreLab: “Human Experience and Artificial Intelligence have different Limitations”.
We interviewed Santiago Domínguez, CEO of Mestrelab Research about the implementation of Artificial Intelligence in medical and food solutions.
Does AI Distinguish Between Good and Bad?
Marco Eggerling from Check Point says that AI should be taught a kind of ethics catalogue right from the start so that it adheres to certain rules on its own.