MEScomputing

1 week ago | mescomputing.com | Samara Lynn

Midsized organizations often have enterprise-level storage needs. Whether cloud-based or on-premises, storage is something that IT departments can typically use more of. The global data storage market is projected to grow from $255.29 billion in 2025 to $774.00 billion by 2032, according to a report from Fortune Business Insights. Midmarket organizations often have storage requirements that mirror those of large enterprises, but without the budget of a large business.

1 month ago | mescomputing.com | Samara Lynn

Midmarket IT executives share their thoughts on the economy, their priorities for the year, how they are connecting with executive management, their use of AI, and more. (Paul Furtado, vice president, analyst, midsize enterprise security, Gartner, on stage at the MES Spring Summit) From the booming AI market to economic concerns and communication with executive leadership, a new survey from research firm Gartner delved into the most pressing issues concerning midmarket IT.

1 month ago | mescomputing.com | Samara Lynn

AI on supercomputers can diagnose cancer, HIV, and other diseases with unprecedented speed and accuracy. (ALAFIA CEO Cam Buscaron) AI stirs up a lot of controversy over its potentially positive and negative benefits to humankind. What many would likely not argue is how the technology can rapidly advance healthcare. The transformative power of AI in the healthcare space is not lost on even the most prestigious medical organizations.

1 month ago | mescomputing.com | Samara Lynn

A new report reveals where AI is used the most and the least, and what most users search for regarding AI tools. Which state uses AI the most? It may come as a surprise that the designation is not a state with heavy-populated urban areas. The state with the most average monthly Google searches for AI-related topics is Wyoming, according to a report from Smallpdf, a provider of PDF document management tools.

1 month ago | mescomputing.com | Samara Lynn

The partnership’s goal is to build an AI-driven, unified cyber-physical security platform. (Chris Konrad, Vice President of Global Cyber, World Wide Technology) World Wide Technology, one of the largest providers of technology services in the U.S., recently unveiled a new partnership with Dataminr, provider of an AI-powered, real-time event and risk alert platform.