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MuleSoft Connect AI: Orchestrating secure & integrated AI agents at scale

3 days ago | techzine.eu | Adrian Bridgwater

MuleSoft hosted an intimate gathering of practitioners and data/developer advocate executives in New York this week to walk attendees through the evolving API landscape and examine the role of interconnectivity in the new world of artificial intelligence.
Broadcom defends VMware prices: customers are misusing bundle

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Berry Zwets

Broadcom claims that customers are not utilizing the bundle components effectively. Many VMware users complain that the subscription bundles require them to pay for software they neither need nor want to use. The transition from perpetual licenses to subscription bundles is causing resistance in the market. Smaller and medium-sized organizations report that their costs have increased 8 to 15 times since the acquisition.
Nvidia and Foxconn are testing humanoid robots in an AI server factory

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Berry Zwets

Nvidia and Foxconn are in talks to deploy humanoid robots in a new factory in Houston where AI servers are produced. It would be the first time a Nvidia product is made with the help of humanoid robots. This is according to Reuters, citing sources. The new factory in Houston is scheduled to start production of Nvidia’s GB300 AI servers in the first quarter of next year. Humanoid robots could potentially assist in this process.
Data breach involving 16 billion credentials is not what it seems

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

When news broke yesterday morning about a data breach involving 16 billion records, it soon became clear that this was misleading. Various datasets were found in a compilation of stolen credentials, presumably from infostealers. In short: there is no record. We are not the only party responding to this alleged data breach. BleepingComputer also seems surprised by the nature of the reporting.
Pure surprises: FlashArray gets S3 support, FlashArray//ST without DFMs

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Sander Almekinders

During Pure Accelerate in Las Vegas this week, there was a lot of talk about the introduction of the Enterprise Data Cloud. We published an article about this earlier, including our initial analysis (see link further down in this article). However, we also received some important product news, which we will summarize in this article. There are some big surprises, including a new FlashArray model with a ‘standard’ SSD, a storage medium that Pure normally wants nothing to do with.
Microsoft plans to lay off thousands of sales employees

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

Microsoft plans to cut thousands of jobs, mainly within its sales teams. The company wants to shift its focus to AI investments. It is not alone in this: competitor AWS also plans to lay off staff and replace them with AI. Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said Tuesday that the AI rollout will lead to a reduction in the company’s workforce in the coming years. According to Bloomberg sources, Microsoft is also working on a similar initiative, which will see thousands of jobs in the sales department disappear.
Google's Android case appeal set to be rejected: €4.1B fine

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

An advisor to the European Court of Justice has recommended that Google’s appeal against the record fine of 4.1 billion euros be rejected. The case revolves around the abuse of Android’s market position to favor its own services. The case dates back to 2018, when the European Commission imposed the fine on Google. Initially, it was a record fine of 4.34 billion euros, but this amount was reduced to 4.1 billion euros in 2022. It was still a record amount.
AWS is working on new Graviton and Trainium chips as an alternative to Nvidia

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Berry Zwets

Amazon Web Services is planning an update to its Graviton4 chip with 600 gigabits per second of network bandwidth. The cloud provider is positioning the chip as an alternative to Nvidia’s expensive GPUs in the AI landscape. That’s according to CNBC. The biggest challenge for AWS is in AI infrastructure, where Amazon has to compete with Nvidia’s dominance.
Bitdefender acquires Mesh Security for email security

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Berry Zwets

Bitdefender has announced the acquisition of Mesh Security, a company specializing in email security. The cybersecurity company aims to expand its XDR platform through the acquisition. Email remains the most exploited attack vector for cybercriminals, Bitdefender said in the acquisition announcement. According to the FBI’s 2024 Internet Crime Report, companies lost nearly $2.8 billion to Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams.
Enterprise Data Cloud is a logical but important evolution of the Pure platform

1 week ago | techzine.eu | Sander Almekinders

Pure announced the Enterprise Data Cloud today at Pure Accelerate. With this architecture, it aims to enable organizations to manage data rather than storage. We explain what Pure means by this below. Enterprise Data Cloud (EDC) is not particularly special in itself. In other words, it is not a new product, new service, or other type of offering from Pure. It is an architecture that follows more or less logically from everything Pure has built up over the 15 years of its existence.