AI startups operate in one of the most dynamic, fast-moving, and publicly scrutinized sectors in the world. From breakthrough innovations to ethical controversies, AI companies are under constant watch from investors, media, regulators, and users. Yet despite this intense visibility, many startups focus almost exclusively on product and engineering in their early stages and overlook…
For two decades, Trend Micro’s Zero Day Initiative (ZDI) has been a nightmare for cybercriminals and a lifeline for software vendors. Launched in 2005, ZDI is now the world’s largest vendor-agnostic bug bounty program, responsible for uncovering—and fixing—more vulnerabilities than anyone else.
Trend Micro has unveiled a major overhaul to a decades-old cybersecurity workhorse: the Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platform. The company’s new Agentic SIEM combines agentic AI and digital twin technology to address the chronic headaches of legacy SIEM—think alert overload, setup drudgery, and sluggish threat response. “Trend Vision One Agentic SIEM enters the…
Artificial intelligence has moved from experimental technology to operational infrastructure across nearly every industry. As a result, governments around the world are racing to define regulatory frameworks that address issues like algorithmic transparency, ethical data usage, and AI-driven decision-making. For companies building or integrating AI systems, this wave of regulation presents more than a compliance…
Though long regarded as a key event on the international technology calendar, IFA Berlin remains an underappreciated opportunity for many U.S. consumer tech brands. While the focus is often on new product reveals and global partnerships, the real opportunity at IFA lies in its unmatched potential as a strategic communications platform. When approached with the…
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is doubling down on the company’s vision for AI—not as a workplace assistant, but as a personal companion. In a move that redefines Meta’s AI trajectory, Zuckerberg unveiled a concept he calls “personal superintelligence,” signaling a strategic retreat from head-to-head competition with productivity-first AI models like ChatGPT.
As Google charges ahead with AI-powered search, a battle is brewing over who controls the flow of online traffic—and who gets left behind.
In 2024, Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) didn’t just grow—it ballooned. According to new data from Gartner, the global IaaS market jumped 22.5% year-over-year, hitting a staggering $171.8 billion. The growth confirms what most IT leaders already know: cloud isn’t just the future—it’s the infrastructure backbone of the AI era.
In its newly released Fiscal Year 2025 Sustainability Report (Feb 1, 2024–Jan 31, 2025), Genesys—known for its AI-powered customer experience platform—showcased a sharp focus on responsible innovation, carbon neutrality, and long-term climate goals. The report outlines how the company navigated the growing energy demands of AI development while keeping its cloud operations carbon neutral—a feat that’s increasingly rare as large language models (LLMs) become more power-hungry.
