John Edwards
Business and Technology Writer at Freelance
John Edwards is a global business technology journalist. His work has appeared in many major business and tech publications.
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3 days ago |
itprotoday.com | John Edwards
Your IT team is most likely smart, productive, and efficient. These staffers are on the front line, relentlessly addressing challenges and solving problems. They may also have many good ideas for improving performance or taking a new approach to a persistent problem. Unfortunately, these ideas may never be heard by IT decision-makers for various reasons, such as a fear of ruffling feathers or being ignored.
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6 days ago |
informationweek.com | John Edwards
Artificial intelligence needs lots of power as it ingests data and produces results. Nuclear energy is ready to help. John Edwards, Technology Journalist & AuthorAs AI adoption grows exponentially, power demand is expected to skyrocket. With electrical grids already straining to meet current needs, it appears that nuclear energy may be the only way to supply the power needed to accommodate AI technology quickly and at an affordable cost.
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1 week ago |
informationweek.com | John Edwards
Your IT team has many great ideas. To hear them, all you have to do is ask and then form a plan to work with them. John Edwards, Technology Journalist & AuthorYour IT team is most likely smart, productive, and efficient. These staffers are on the front line, relentlessly addressing challenges and solving problems. They may also have many good ideas for improving performance or taking a new approach to a persistent problem.
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1 week ago |
itprotoday.com | John Edwards
There can never be too much cybersecurity, right? Wrong, says Jason Keirstead, vice president of security strategy at AI security developer Simbian. "Cybersecurity is not always a place where more is better," he observes in an online interview.
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1 week ago |
informationweek.com | John Edwards
Like a hangover, technical debt is a headache that plagues many IT organizations. Technical debt accumulates when software development decisions aren't up to recommended or necessary standards when moved into production. Like financial debt, technical debt may not be a bad thing when used to drive a critical project forward, particularly if the initiative promises some type of immediate value.
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Why AI Will Drive Demand for Nuclear Power Plants - Artificial intelligence needs lots of power as it ingests data and produces results. Nuclear energy is ready to help. https://t.co/KZXbSD7Dnb https://t.co/egctsoCKuK
How to Turn Your IT Team Into an Idea Generator - Your IT team has many great ideas. To hear them, all you have to do is ask and then form a plan to work https://t.co/e30i1NXqDP https://t.co/3SPv655tHn
A Primer for CTOs: Taming Technical Debt - Is your organization drowning in technical debt? Here's how to drive debt down, safely and permanently https://t.co/dUGhxPh93J https://t.co/xdl909hoPC