Dynatrace CTO Bernd Greifeneder sets out why observability, not cost savings, now defines responsible AI adoption under the EU AI Act - and why full visibility is becoming an architectural requirement for enterprise AI systems.
Europe's had a grand time lecturing the US on how the tech sector ought to conduct itself, but this self-anointed moral high ground is crumbling beneath its feet...
Samsara's partnership with VDO on Smart Compliance demonstrates how the vendor is using its extensive data collection and network effects to move beyond safety into regulated operational domains.
The US Congress has begun investigating whether the current framework for decentralized state-driven regulation, termed ‘Californication,’ is a good thing. The outsized market cap of California-born companies suggests it is.
Oracle's VP of Sovereign Regions argues that Ukraine and Artificial Intelligence have fundamentally changed the data sovereignty conversation, positioning the company's sovereign cloud offerings as cost-neutral alternatives to public cloud. But as requirements fragment across countries and industries, the economics of true sovereignty remain complex.
European enterprises face mounting data sovereignty pressures but remain locked into US cloud infrastructure, forcing CIOs to manage geopolitical risk through infrastructure-layer governance rather than wholesale migration.
A chat with the CEO of an access management security specialist about cybersecurity in the AI age took on an unexpected dimension when it turned to the UK’s digital ID scheme.
The UK government's proposed digital ID system risks creating mass surveillance and excluding millions of digitally poor citizens unless it adopts a federated, privacy-preserving approach with proper legal frameworks rather than repeating past centralized database failures.
As part of the diginomica network content series, Flo Health's CTO Roman Bugaev explains how the women's health unicorn consolidated two petabytes of user data with Databricks' data lake platform in 2022, enabling 200 simultaneous experiments while maintaining strict privacy compliance for 80 million users worldwide.
As the UK celebrates record US tech investment totaling tens of billions this week, new research from Pure Storage reveals that 100 percent of industry leaders now view data sovereignty risks as forcing organizations to reconsider where their data is located, highlighting a contradiction between courting foreign cloud giants and maintaining control over critical digital infrastructure.
Chinese internet and entertainment giant Tencent impresses at its 2025 conference
Recent news stories have called into question the very concept of data sovereignty. This needs urgent consideration, as countries ponder 'sovereign AI'.
US tech firm Palantir has its foot in the data management door at the UK NHS, much to the horror of critics. EVP Louis Mosley takes a very different view, of course.
