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Democratizing the AI data center: How Cisco and Nvidia are bringing rack-scale power to the enterprise

For the past two years, the generative artificial intelligence boom has largely been defined by a single market. Hyperscalers have dominated the market with massive capital spending. According to CreditSights, the five largest U.S. hyperscalers — Amazon Web Services Inc., Microsoft Corp., Google LLC, Meta Platforms Inc. and Oracle Corp. — are on pace to spend roughly $700 billion to $800 billion in capital expenditures this year, with about three-quarters of that spending tied directly to AI infrastructure.

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Democratizing the AI data center: How Cisco and Nvidia are bringing rack-scale power to the enterprise

Physical AI’s moment has arrived – but moving from demo to deployment is the hard part. AWS wants to fix that

Physical artificial intelligence is emerging as the next major phase of AI. These systems not only generate content or analyze data but also perceive, reason about and act in the physical world. The opportunity is massive, but so are the operational, data, latency and lifecycle-management challenges. That is why Amazon Web Services Inc. last month rolled out cloud-to-edge solutions for customers building these systems.

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Physical AI’s moment has arrived – but moving from demo to deployment is the hard part. AWS wants to fix that

Fortinet’s Virtue AI acquisition rebalances the agentic AI security equation

Fortinet Inc. announced its intent to acquire Virtue AI Inc. Monday, and though the financial aspects are interesting, what’s more significant is how this will help businesses with their next big security challenge: How do you secure agentic artificial intelligence? Generative AI has raised new concerns about data leakage, unsanctioned use and inaccurate outputs.

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Fortinet’s Virtue AI acquisition rebalances the agentic AI security equation

Frontier AI raises the cybersecurity bar: Why prediction must become prevention

Artificial intelligence is a double-edged sword when it comes to cybersecurity. It is giving defenders new ways to sift through vast amounts of telemetry, identify anomalous behavior and automate routine work. But it is also giving attackers the ability to discover vulnerabilities faster, build more convincing social engineering campaigns, and execute multistage intrusions at a scale that would have required large, well-resourced teams only a few years ago.

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Frontier AI raises the cybersecurity bar: Why prediction must become prevention

Turning golf into a blueprint for modern, AI‑ready infrastructure

Just prior to last month’s British Open, Cisco Systems Inc. announced a multiyear partnership with The R&A, a worldwide golf governing body. While there are many tech vendor–sports league marketing partnerships, this is much more than that. Cisco and The R&A are entering into a strategic infrastructure deal that should attract the attention of any IT executive looking to modernize operations across complex, distributed environments.

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Turning golf into a blueprint for modern, AI‑ready infrastructure