Phillip de Wet
Phillip de Wet started in journalism as an honest B2B IT-sector reporter before straying into business, politics, and international affairs. He is currently in recovery, studying AI while writing about everything from hardware to infosec policy.
"There is no longer a meaningful boundary between the kinetic and cyber threat surfaces."
Direct integration into WeChat follows aggressive pricing for personal to enterprise hosted lobster boxes, some outside China.
"AI-driven failures sit squarely within scope"
The "stealth" 1-trillion-param model was mistaken for DeepSeek V4. Turns out there was a link.
Christian Klein wades into the big SaaS debate on tokens vs seats with some strong language for a seat-based company.
All the joy of physical-presence vulnerabilities but remotely, and many cheap, single-port IP-KVMs are wide open, says Eclypsium.
China's retail-and-cloud giant says it has a secure multi-agent platform for "real-world enterprise workloads", which is good for… editing documents.
Google is offering $30 million to help Europeans master AI to offset future AI-driven job losses, while calling for more permissive AI regulation. At the Future of Work Forum in Latvia, Google execs announced a new project and corresponding funding to help Europeans meet the AI era. Google's
Tokyo-based Akio Hori will continue the globalization of the CIO role, says the bank.