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ASDA and ServiceNow expand collaboration to enhance employee and customer experiences

Published in AI Digital Business Vendor

Now Platform unites ASDA’s operations across Technology, Customer, Finance, and Employee Workflows.

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Ex-athletes get AI training

Published in AI Infrastructure + Asset Management Infrastructure + Hardware

A unique, new programme designed to provide athletes with the resources and support needed to successfully transition from professional sports into a thriving career within the fast-growing data centre sector has been launched.

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Less than half of digital initiatives are successful

Published in AI Apps + DevOps Cloud + MS Data Analytics Digital Business IT Management + Service Networks + Telecoms Quantum Computing Security + Compliance Storage + Servers Tech & Trends

On average, only 48% of digital initiatives meet or exceed business outcome targets, according to Gartner, Inc.’s annual global survey of more than 3,100 CIOs and technology executives, and more than 1,100 executive leaders outside of IT (CxOs). A cohort of CIOs and CxOs, known as the “Digital Vanguard,” has the highest achievement rate, where 71% of their digital initiatives meet or exceed business outcome targets.

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Broadcom unveils VeloRAIN

Published in AI Infrastructure + Asset Management Infrastructure + Hardware Networks + Telecoms

To accelerate enterprises’ readiness to further connect and support AI and non-AI workloads, Broadcom has introduced major advancements across its VeloCloud product portfolio as well as a new partner program.

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Fortune 500 companies to shift $500 billion from energy opex to microgrids through 2027

Published in AI Digital Business Energy Management Tech & Trends

Gartner, Inc. predicts that through 2027, Fortune 500 companies will shift $500 billion from energy operating expenditure (opex) to microgrids to mitigate chronic energy risks and AI demand.

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68% of organisations using Gen AI to advance Quality Engineering

Published in AI Tech & Trends

Developer productivity and quality engineering has passed the tipping point of adopting generative AI to drive business success, says the latest report from OpenText, Capgemini and Sogeti.

Securing edge devices

Use of IoT devices is proliferating in every industry, and with this growth comes risk – reports...

AI overtaking humans in the workplace

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has surpassed human performance across a variety of workplace tasks...

atNorth partners with Vestforbrænding to recycle data centre heat in Denmark

atNorth's collaboration with Vestforbrænding will pioneer the use of excess data centre heat in...

Nokia integrates Pure Storage and Red Hat OpenShift in cloud-native telco architecture

Nokia partners with Pure Storage and Red Hat OpenShift to deliver a cloud-native telco architecture...

Snowflake and NVIDIA team

The integration of NVIDIA NeMo with Snowflake will let businesses securely build custom large...

Netskope unveils data lineage solution for AI and cloud security

Netskope introduces 'Netskope One Data Lineage', enhancing data tracking and compliance in the AI...

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