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.
With little loss of utility – and it's not just language models either.
Google is lobbying policymakers to unite behind the NIST post-quantum cryptography approach, and to get serious about critical infrastructure before Q-Day.
Google's numbers suggest it could overtake OpenAI in enterprise seats this year, as Claude vows it will never go ChatGPT's way on monetising consumers.
"We did new graphs and they confirm the evolution towards one single point of interconnection between Iran’s domestic network and the global Internet..."
Less than two weeks after new attention, the tech consulting firm is exiting a subsidiary doing business with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
For enterprise users, Claude's big new soul doc puts the brakes on agentic use and implies limits in using it in coding pipelines.
Its creator claims the big-number Ernie 5.0 as a full-modal breakthrough, and is keeping it closed.
Moving away from phone and post – and, yes, more AI – can make everything better, according to the UK government's CustomerFirst thesis.
Second-generation Outposts can now have 10 routing domains and 786TB S3 storage, connecting to a couple more AWS regions.