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19 Oct 2026 / AI Technologies & Platforms
Microsoft could hold an advantage with Copilot for Legal
While the vendor is not the first in the AI for legal market, the Microsoft environment is entrenched in many law firms.
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19 Oct 2026 / Data Center
Tenstorrent raises $1.5B to challenge Nvidia in AI servers and chip IP
AI chipmaker reaches $6.2B valuation as it expands server production and licenses processor IP, but it remains to be seen whether it can offer a viable Nvidia alternative.
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19 Oct 2026 / Threats, Cyberattacks & Vulnerabilities
Off the rails: Railway cyberattacks highlight infrastructure risks
Cyberattacks on Japanese rail operators Keio and Tokyo Metro reveal how corporate IT breaches expose passenger data and threaten operational technology systems.
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19 Oct 2026 / Data Management
5 things to know right now about modern data catalogs
As data catalogs shift from passive registries to platforms that drive AI and analytics, utilizing them to improve data use and governance is a priority for data leaders.
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19 Oct 2026 / Emerging Tech
How Boston is becoming a physical AI hub
Robotics talent, customers and investment are concentrating in Boston, and what that means for the U.S. physical AI industry.
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19 Oct 2026 / Emerging Tech
Robot company bets touch, sound can give bots an edge over vision AI
Neura’s latest foundation model combines vision, touch and audio to improve robotic perception, but training it on enough real-world data could prove difficult.
Technology Insights
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07 Oct 2026 / CISO Strategy & Planning
How to build an effective cybersecurity awareness program
Effective cybersecurity awareness programs manage human risk through role-based interventions, behavior change, continuous measurement and evolving threat scenarios.
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05 Oct 2026 / AI Ethics & Governance
The risks of AI overreliance in software engineering
It's unquestionable whether generative AI provides productivity gains for software engineers. But developer overreliance on AI comes with its share of risks.
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02 Oct 2026 / Upskilling & Certifications
Career moves that turn IT managers into business leaders
IT managers aspiring to become executive leaders must step beyond tech, seek mentorship and develop management skills to succeed in the C-suite. But not all paths are the same.
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01 Oct 2026 / CIO Strategy
The path to becoming a CIO, from a CIO
The true differentiators that can turn today’s IT managers into tomorrow’s CIOs are soft skills and a willingness to collaborate and learn from non-IT peers.