Thought LeadershipApple launches its own password manager
For a long time, third-party providers such as 1Password and LastPass dominated the password manager market. Now Apple wants to enter the market with its own in-house solution.
Lars Becker
Google explains glitch: misconfiguration deleted customer cloud
Google Cloud recently experienced one of its biggest blunders ever. The Australian pension fund UniSuper, with assets of 135 billion dollars, had its entire cloud account deleted due to an error on the part of Google. Google now explains what exactly happened.
Technological arms race: How Google wants to catch up with AI
Google fires the next AI salvo: The Gemini model is set to outdo Microsoft, Amazon & Co. But how does the Group plan to monetize it? The battle between the tech giants is coming to a head. An interview with Dr. Thomas Thiele, Principal in the Innovation Practice at Arthur D. Little.
Google Security Manager: Stop with phishing simulations
A Google security manager has spoken out against simulated phishing exercises for employees.
Such tests would create frustration rather than more security awareness.
Microsoft’s vision for AI PCs – from ChatGPT to “Recall”
"Mac vs. PC" was once a big rivalry in the tech industry. Then Apple switched to chips developed in-house - and overtook Windows PCs. Microsoft is now planning a comeback with AI. What does the new vision look like?
The future belongs to data streaming pipelines
Data is a company's capital.
However, despite its immense relevance, it is still fragmented and stored in different formats in numerous legacy and cloud-based systems.
To facilitate access to this data, most IT departments centralize as much information as possible.
After VMware: Using new virtualization offerings
After Broadcom acquired VMware, significant changes were announced in the licensing of VMware software.
Many are now looking elsewhere.
What are the options?
VASA-1: Microsoft’s new AI is a deepfake horror scenario
Microsoft Research Asia recently presented an artificial intelligence called VASA-1, which is able to generate highly realistic deepfake videos from a single photo and an audio clip.
Web3 and the future of the Internet
The Internet is constantly evolving.
A journey that leads from the static pages of Web1 to the socially networked world of Web2 and the new era of Web3.
But what lies behind it and why do so many believe it will be the next big thing?
Web3: Meaning and principles of the Internet of tomorrow
Since its invention by Tim Berners-Lee in the early 1990s, the internet has undergone radical change and has become an integral part of everyday life.
This digital evolution has gone through several phases - from Web1 to Web2 to the emerging Web3.