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Getty ImagesCIOs want to consolidate software — but what really changes?
Futurum research shows companies pursuing software consolidation without a corresponding shift in spending intentions toward major suites.
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Getty ImagesWhere AI belongs is becoming a tougher call for CIOs
Some AI projects justify their costs. Others expose broken processes or control gaps. Recent reporting shows how CIOs tell them apart.
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Richard Pelham via Getty ImagesEuropean freezer hacks expose OT security blind spot
Escalating European supermarket freezer hacks reveal critical OT security blind spots. Learn how internet-exposed building controls trigger physical disruption.
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Getty ImagesHow carrier-neutral facilities power interconnection, hybrid IT
Learn about the financial impact and resilience implications of carrier-neutral facilities.
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The rise of agentic AI in networking
AI in networking is increasing, but challenges remain.
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Beth Pariseau/TechTargetAIOpinionIBM TechXchange 2026: Agents scale when the model has less to guess
IBM addresses agent scalability at the data, functions, permissions and logs level — but can these four layers work together as one system?
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Justin Sullivan via Getty ImagesData center operators might pay $55 billion under Senate bill
Senate bill could generate $55 billion in data center transmission charges over 10 years, changing how large computing loads pay for grid expansion.
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Getty ImagesWhen should an IT project turn red?
A project can look on track even when its business case is falling apart. CIOs need to recognize the warning signs before trouble gets worse.
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Getty ImagesMarvell’s $115 billion Lumentum deal tests merchant silicon business
Marvell is expanding into optical manufacturing as AI connectivity demands grow, raising questions about its relationships with customers that compete in the same market.
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Getty ImagesGoogle Genie 4 brings world models closer to robot and AI testing
Google Genie 4 could help enterprises test robots and AI agents in virtual environments, but simulation accuracy remains a hurdle.
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Getty ImagesDataExpert AdviceWhy infrastructure spending won’t fix the real AI problem
Organizations are spending billions on data infrastructure for AI, but most still lack the context needed to trust and use that data.
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Sarah Amsler/TechTargetCIOOpinionYour edge isn’t AI -- it’s workplace hospitality
As AI reshapes the CIO role, workplace hospitality -- not technology -- becomes the real differentiator for building trust and team loyalty.
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Courtesy of Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesJudge derails xAI bid to dismiss data center turbine case
A judge rejected xAI’s bid to dismiss a Clean Air Act lawsuit over trailer-mounted gas turbines powering its Colossus 2 data center in Mississippi.
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Getty ImagesGovernment symposium highlights gap between modernization and security
At the Red Hat Government Symposium, experts examined how, in the face of swift transformation and growing cybersecurity risks, agencies can balance innovation and security.
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Getty ImagesCybersecurityExpert AdviceSupply chain risk: Strategies to manage third-party exposure
Enterprises face numerous security risks from their suppliers, cloud providers and other vendors. Learn how to limit third-party risk exposure in your operations.
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Next-generation learning management systems in the age of AI
AI has disrupted educational technology more than most disciplines. Generative AI cuts production time and makes it easier to find learning content, while agentic AI is taking over more tasks.
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Getty ImagesInfrastructureExpert AdviceCTO’s guide to implementing DevOps in the enterprise
Discover how to align DevOps with business objectives, evaluate readiness and foster a cultural shift for successful implementation within the enterprise.
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Getty ImagesDataQ&ACloudera CTO: As AI evolves, governance is crucial, but challenging
Despite rising investments in AI development, governance remains a barrier for many enterprises, Cloudera CTO Sergio Gago says in an exclusive interview.
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Getty ImagesWhy Black October signals a new era of cyber-risk
Experts unpack Black October 2026, a wave of cybersecurity incidents that show how AI accelerates exploitation of old vulnerabilities. Read their insights to get ahead of the next storm.
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Getty ImagesHow business executives are combating AI sycophancy
Discover how experts view AI sycophancy and the strategies they use to safeguard their organizations, from using AI tools as a “judge” to frameworks that work to eliminate the problem.
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Getty ImagesCIOColumnFinOps starts with architecture, not accounting
In his latest column, Dave Linthicum explains why cloud costs should be addressed when systems are designed, not after the bills arrive.
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Getty Images99% of likely Texas voters back data centers funding grid upgrades
A University of Houston poll finds 99% of likely Texas voters support requiring data centers to pay for grid upgrades as Texas develops new rules for large electricity loads.
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Getty ImagesThe hardest part of retiring an app? Making the call
Retiring an old app takes more than identifying what can go. CIOs need evidence, business buy-in and someone willing to make the final call.
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Getty ImagesAI spending is up 18x: How IT leaders are managing costs
Learn why CIOs and CTOs say unchecked AI subscriptions, token spend and adoption growth are driving unexpected cost surprises.
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Getty ImagesInfrastructureExpert AdviceWhy CTOs shouldn’t overlook AWS savings plans
Interested in cutting AWS cloud costs? AWS Savings Plans can help. Find out how they work and which one is right for your organization with this tip.
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