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Cisco takes inspiration from Iron Man for its AI-driven platform engineer

Network World

We deliberately named it after Iron Mans AI assistant because we wanted that level of capability an intelligent system that understands context, can access different tools and knowledge bases, and most importantly, works alongside engineers rather than just responding to commands, Kalpage said.

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Beyond human identities: Cybersecurity’s blind spot in the age of AI agents

CIO Business Intelligence

To accomplish their goals, agents must collect data from myriad sources and interact with internal and external systems. Machine identities far outnumber humans in enterprise networks, and machine identity management becomes very complex, very quickly. Restrict access only to the data sources the agent needs to accomplish its tasks.

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The trick to better answers from generative AI

CIO Business Intelligence

For example, as query assistants, generative AI tools can help customers better navigate an extensive product knowledge base using a simple question-and-answer format. Smart Answers uses generative AI to answer questions about articles published on CIO.com and Foundry websites Computerworld, CSO, InfoWorld, and Network World.

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VMware Cloud Foundation gains AI model store, other updates

Network World

Since then, AI vendors leapfrogged one another in capabilities and features, and a multitude of open-source models hit the scene, offering lower cost or more specialized alternatives. VMware and Nvidia’s joint platform became generally available this past May, and supports Nvidia’s AI models, tools, and frameworks.

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Social networks, intelligence, and homeland security - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

On one-level “network-centric warfare” (see for example the US Department Defence report to Congress on this) has grown to prominence – or even predominance – in military strategic thinking over the last four years. However social network analysis has been applied by intelligence agencies and law enforcement for decades.

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All About BIND DNS: Who, How, & Why

Linux Academy

Originally written in the 1980s at the University of California’s Berkeley campus, BIND is a free and open-source software package. For small or uncomplicated networks, BIND by itself is well suited to provide all DNS-related service functions. Knowing how to configure a BIND DNS server is valuable for a number of reasons.

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What is the future for newspapers? - Trends in the Living Networks

Trends in the Living Networks

About Ross Dawson Keynote Speaking/Strategy AHT Group Future Exploration Network The Insight Exchange Repyoot Recent Media Appearances « The heart of professional services strategy | Main | Best books of 2005 » What is the future for newspapers? newspapers showing a circulation drop of 2.6% for weekdays (after falling 1.9%

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