Kyndryl launches private cloud services for enterprise AI deployments

Kyndryl launches private cloud services for enterprise AI deployments

Kyndryl’s AI Private Cloud environment includes services and capabilities around containerization, data science tools, and microservices to deploy and manage AI applications on the private cloud. The service supports AI data foundations and MLOps/LLMOps services, letting customers manage their AI data pipelines and machine learning operation, Kyndryl stated. These tools facilitate development, testing and deployment of AI models. Consulting services are also part of Kyndryl’s AI Private Cloud service, and they’re aimed at helping customers identify…

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TikTok adds X-style community notes – here's how you can apply

TikTok adds X-style community notes – here's how you can apply

Artie Beaty/ZDNET Less than two months after Facebook added a new community notes feature that lets users add context to posts with missing or wrong information, TikTok is doing the same with something called Footnotes. The company announced the feature in a blog post yesterday. Also: How to become a Meta Community Notes editor “Footnotes will draw on the collective knowledge of the TikTok community by allowing people to add relevant information to content on…

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Network Security at the Edge for AI-ready Enterprise

Network Security at the Edge for AI-ready Enterprise

Modern enterprises are adopting AI applications, particularly generative AI (GenAI), at a rapid rate. This adds new network security challenges to already complex enterprise workloads spanning data centers, campuses, cloud, branches, and remote user locations. Network data is being reshaped by the rapid adoption of AI products. By 2026, it is estimated that over 80% of businesses are likely to have adopted generative AI APIs or apps, yet a recent McKinsey study suggests that less…

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Tenable Wins AI Security Category in the 2025 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards

Tenable Wins AI Security Category in the 2025 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards

Tenable®, the exposure management company, today announced that Tenable Vulnerability Management was named the AI-Powered Vulnerability Management category winner for the 2025 Cybersecurity Excellence Awards.  Tenable Vulnerability Management is an industry-leading AI-powered solution designed to help organizations proactively identify, assess and remediate vulnerabilities across an expanding attack surface. Leveraging machine learning, advanced analytics and the power of Nessus technology, it provides unmatched visibility into security risks, helping customers identify emerging threats. “At Tenable, we’re innovating…

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Advancing Data Science Education: The Impact of St. Clair College and Cisco's Partnership

Advancing Data Science Education: The Impact of St. Clair College and Cisco's Partnership

In today’s ever-evolving technological landscape, preparing the next generation with skills to tackle tomorrow’s problems is more crucial than ever. But how do institutions keep up with the demand for quality data science education that meets industry standards? In Windsor, Ontario, St. Clair College students stepped up to the plate by clinching first place in the 2024 US & Canada “Introduction to Data Science” Learn-A-Thon. This win not only showcases the college’s dedication to preparing…

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How to try Google's Veo 2 AI video generator – and what you can do with it

How to try Google's Veo 2 AI video generator – and what you can do with it

Maria Diaz/ZDNET Google’s Imagen 3 is a powerful AI text-to-image generator that earned ZDNET’s pick as the best image generator — even against competitors like Midjourney and OpenAI. As a result, the release of its Veo 2 text-to-video generator has been highly anticipated. Well, it’s finally here, and it comes with a surprise. Also: The top 20 AI tools of 2025 – and the #1 thing to remember when you use them How to try Veo 2…

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The OnePlus 12 still competes with today's best phones – and it's on sale

The OnePlus 12 still competes with today's best phones – and it's on sale

ZDNET’s key takeaways The OnePlus 12 typically sells for a starting price of $799. It was the company’s most complete handset in 2024, with the fastest charging speeds on the market (both wired and wireless), a flagship camera system, premium build quality, and reliable performance. The lack of generative AI features is felt, but for many, that may not be a problem. more buying choices OnePlus is holding a new promotion for its old flagship…

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CIOs must mind their own data confidence gap

CIOs must mind their own data confidence gap

“The teams may get pushed on to build the next set of things that they may not be ready to build,” he says. “This can result in failed initiatives, significantly delayed delivery, or burned-out teams.” To fix this data quality confidence gap, companies should focus on being more transparent across their org charts, Palaniappan advises. Lower-level IT leaders can help CIOs and the C-suite understand their organization’s data readiness needs by creating detailed roadmaps for…

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Identity Attacks Now Comprise a Third of Intrusions

Identity Attacks Now Comprise a Third of Intrusions

Threat actors ramped up credential theft over the past year, using AI-generated phishing emails and infostealer malware to improve their results, according to IBM. Published this morning, the tech giant’s IBM X-Force 2025 Threat Intelligence Index was compiled from the company’s own incident response engagements, as well as dark web and other threat intelligence sources. It claimed that around 30% of intrusions last year were identity based attacks, fueled by an 84% annual increase in…

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Data-stealing cyberattacks are surging – 7 ways to protect yourself and your business

Data-stealing cyberattacks are surging – 7 ways to protect yourself and your business

BlackJack3D/Getty Images 2024 delivered some good news and bad news in the area of cybercrime. Malware-based ransomware attacks dropped for the third year in a row. But instances of infostealer malware grew dramatically. Those findings come from IBM X-Force’s “2025 Threat Intelligence Index” released Thursday. First, let’s look at the good news. For the year, ransomware accounted for just 28% of malware incidents, the third annual decline in a row. This means a decrease in…

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