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It’s the end of set-and-forget security

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Google bets on workload-specific TPUs with 8t and 8i launch

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SUSE bets automated migration can break VMware’s grip on virtualization

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How Zero Networks is closing the network enforcement gap for AI agents

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Azure SRE Agent flaw lets outsiders silently eavesdrop on enterprise cloud operations

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Amazon’s $5B Anthropic bet is really about compute, not just cash

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Cloudflare wants to rebuild the network for the age of AI agents

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AI fuels wireless talent shortage

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Flawed Cisco update threatens to stop APs from getting further patches

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IPv6 may briefly have accounted for more than half of internet traffic

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Broadcom’s Facebook friend will help train it to accelerate AI workloads

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Data centers are costing local governments billions

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Equinix offering targets automated AI-centric network operations

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AI shifts IT roles from operator to orchestrator

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IBM unveils security services for thwarting agentic attacks, automating threat assessment

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OpenAI pulls out of a second Stargate data center deal

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Maine to put brakes on big data centers as AI expansion collides with power limits

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Satellite backhaul service Globalstar has a new, rich owner amid challenging market conditions

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Cisco just made two moves to own the AI infrastructure stack

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Data centers are moving inland, away from some traditional locations

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