James Pearce

1 week ago | techinformed.com | James Pearce

The enterprise sector is undergoing a “cloud reset”  as firms recalibrate their cloud strategy away from public cloud into a hybrid model centred around private cloud, according to a new report. Broadcom’s Private Cloud Outlook 2025 report surveyed 1800 IT leaders from across the globe, finding that 93% of firms deliberately balance a mix of private and public clouds, and their top 3-year priority is building new workloads in private clouds.

1 week ago | techinformed.com | James Pearce

Trump tackles telecoms market with MVNOFollowing ventures in social media and cryptocurrency, President Donald Trump has launched a new telecoms company, aiming to take on the likes of AT&T and Verizon. The Trump Organization has announced plans to launch Trump Mobile, which will offer mobile tariffs at $47.45 a month through an MVNO service supported by Liberty.

1 week ago | techinformed.com | James Pearce

The US Department of Defense has awarded a new $200 million contract to OpenAI that will see the military leverage the ChatGPT-maker’s tools for “warfighting”. The deal will see San Francisco-based OpenAI develop “prototype frontier AI capabilities to address critical national security challenges” across both the enterprise space and in combat situations, the DoD said. It is the first partnership under the AI firm’s initiative to place it at the centre of government operations.

1 week ago | techinformed.com | James Pearce

Over the past two decades, there has been a significant increase in global data usage across verticals. Corresponding with this growth is the advancement of data-hungry artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities, as well as data protection technologies that allow these business-enabling tools to safely and securely leverage data.

1 week ago | techinformed.com | James Pearce

The United States Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has partnered with Cayosoft to overhaul its Microsoft identity and infrastructure management systems. The deal will use the IRS leverage the Ohio-based firm’s Enterprise Suite to replace outdated legacy tools in a push to strengthen security and operational resilience. As the largest civilian agency in the US government, the IRS had previously relied on a patchwork of legacy solutions to manage its Microsoft platforms and user identities.