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Debian Shifts to 64-Bit Time Storage to Head Off Epochalypse
John Annand, Digital Infrastructure Practice Lead, says Debian’s shift to 64-bit time storage is a smart, proactive move to avoid the Year 2038 problem. He notes that while not urgent for most orgs today, early transitions reduce long-term risk and future technical debt.
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No More Links, No More Scrolling—The Browser Is Becoming an AI Agent
Brian Jackson, Principal Research Director, says AI-powered browsers could reshape how users access the web, but warns that removing links and scrolling may reduce transparency. He advises vendors to ensure users still understand source context and retain control over the experience.
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Leena AI Unveils Conversational AI ‘Colleagues’ for the Enterprise
Brian Jackson, Principal Research Director, says enterprise AI agents like those from Leena AI must have clearly defined roles, practical value, and human oversight. Without clarity and trust, these tools risk being underused, misused, or dismissed entirely by the employees they’re meant to support.
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Experts Share: Are Passkeys The Solution To Cyber Vulnerabilities?
Robert Dang, Principal Advisory Director, says passkeys are a step forward in reducing password risks but warns they aren’t foolproof. He recommends treating them as one layer in a broader authentication approach, reinforced by device policies, biometrics, and education.
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What Businesses Should Consider Before Using Off-the-Shelf AI
Valence Howden, Principal Advisory Director, warns that off-the-shelf AI can speed deployment but often lacks customization, transparency, and alignment. He urges leaders to treat AI as a long-term capability and ensure readiness in data, process maturity, and governance before scaling.
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CISPE Seeks to Annul Broadcom’s VMware Takeover
John Annand, Digital Infrastructure Practice Lead, says CISPE’s challenge to Broadcom’s VMware acquisition reflects real concerns among EU cloud providers. He notes that shifting licensing terms can destabilize IT planning and urges buyers to demand transparency and flexibility from key vendors.
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AI Industry’s Size Obsession Is Killing ROI, Engineer Argues
Technical Counselor Justin St-Maurice says bigger AI models don’t always mean better results. He recommends focusing on tuning smaller models for specific needs and urges IT leaders to push vendors on real ROI, prioritizing efficiency, reliability, and maintainability over hype.
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Trump Gets Aggressive With New US AI Action Plan
Research Fellow Bill Wong says the new U.S. AI plan signals a tougher regulatory stance, with outbound investment limits and AI supply chain scrutiny. He urges organizations to brace for ripple effects across compliance, procurement, and innovation as global tensions shape AI policy.
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UK Proposal Would Forbid Ransom Payments by Gov’t Agencies, but Will It Meaningfully Decrease Ransomware Attacks?
Fred Chagnon, Principal Research Director, weighs in on the UK’s proposed public sector ransom ban. While cutting payouts may deter attackers, it could limit response options during incidents. He stresses the need for clear guidance and coordinated support to handle high-pressure scenarios.
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