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SAS unveils a US$1 billion investment in AI, focusing on software innovation, education, and expert services to transform businesses globally.

Even the most mature and well-resourced ASX 200 organisations have trouble sufficiently deploying cybersecurity basics.

Spending on AI will hit close to US$36 billion with retail leading the way, followed by banking, according to IDC.

Coinhive tops Check Point’s Global Threat Index for February 2019, marking its 15th month as the most disruptive malware despite its impending shutdown.

The personal computing market is in decline, with unit shipments expected to drop 3.3% in 2019, except for detachable devices which see modest growth.

It predicts that up to two-thirds of the existing integration platform as a service vendors will be acquired or exited in the next four years.

SonicWall introduced new cloud-managed Wi-Fi access points and wireless planning tools designed to ease the deployment of global wireless networks.

Apple, Xiaomi, and Huawei lead the booming wearables sector, with a 31.4% growth in 4Q18. Ear-worn devices spearhead this surge, jumping 66.4%.

Forcepoint is addressing the need for consolidated, cloud-based security solutions in a deployment-agnostic delivery model.

Scytale, an authentication provider founded by engineers from tech giants, has launched a cloud-based subscription offering for cloud-native enterprises.

New survey finds that cloud data warehouses offer stronger performance and greater flexibility than on-premise databases.

The CDO title is declining, 35% of us will be working with bots, the Net Promoter Score will be key to success, and more.

Its new solution uses machine learning to protect online and mobile channels, as well as meet compliance requirements for transactional risk analysis.

The CDO title is declining, 40% of us will be working with bots, the Net Promoter Score will be key to success, and more.

Gartner asserts CIOs will become pivotal in culture change, aligning technology and HR to drive digital transformation and enhanced organisational performance.

The market is dominated by the larger players, with more than 80 percent allocated to just the top four vendors.

According to IDC, 92% of organisations have adopted a cloud environment with 64% adopting a multi-cloud approach.

According to IHS Markit, Ribbon has managed to see strong market share improvement in the growing enterprise session border controller market.

While the Big Four providers will have the lion’s share, lock-in will be avoided through multi-cloud and cloud-native approaches.

By 2022 IDC expects the top four clouds in APAC will be the destination of choice for a whopping 70 percent of workloads.