Four visionary leaders from diverse industries and backgrounds took the stage at AWS re:Invent 2024 to share how they are using the power of generative AI and cloud technology to push the boundaries of what's possible and create innovative products for healthcare, sports, art and accessibility.
Indian enterprises plan to boost IT spending to $160 billion in 2025, with software spending rising by 17%. CIOs will prioritize cybersecurity, business intelligence and data analytics, while dedicating new budget lines to generative AI implementations.
Amazon Web Services hopes to redefine enterprise innovation in the cloud with a slew of announcements made during CEO Matt Garman's keynote speech at re:Invent 2024 in Las Vegas about advancements in compute, storage, databases, generative AI and analytics.
The payments industry, which has operated on established frameworks for decades, is adapting - or forced to adapt - to a new kind of intelligence. For industry heavyweights Visa and Mastercard, AI is becoming a tool to drive fraud detection, customer experience and operational agility.
Organizations move from data-first to AI-first strategies as generative AI models demonstrate significant accuracy improvements, said Dr Shivani Rai Gupta, chief data scientist at Jio. Success requires balancing quick wins with long-term investment while ensuring data integration.
Secure browsers include features that protect against external threats such as malware or session hijacking. Enterprise browsers build upon this external security focus and add advanced access controls and data protection to safeguard applications, data and users against external and internal risks.
With 350 AI models and a 70-petabyte data repository, Expedia makes travel planning seamless. By delivering personalized itineraries to real-time updates, the travel agency's AI technology is redefining and adding convenience to the way we explore the world.
Global banks invest billions in artificial intelligence as JPMorgan Chase reports $2 billion in AI-driven value. The 2024 Evident AI Index reveals how 50 major banks compete through talent, innovation and ethical AI practices, reshaping the future of financial services.
Technologies are innovating rapidly in an evolving landscape, and regulatory agencies must adapt quickly. "It can be made so much easier, so much more fluid, if we use the technologies the right way," said Dr. Denisha Jairam-Owthar, group CIO at the Council for Medical Schemes.
As AI investments surge, CIOs face mounting pressure to prove business value amid fast-paced tech changes. Arun Chandrasekaran, distinguished VP and analyst at Gartner, shares insights on how CIOs can strategically navigate AI to deliver measurable outcomes for their organizations.
$17 billion. That's how much JP Morgan dedicated to its technology budget in 2024. It's the highest ever from a financial firm, albeit one that itself is worth more than $600 billion. This budget places JP Morgan at the forefront of tech investment among global financial institutions.
Virtual desktop infrastructure, or VDI, satisfies very specific IT and security needs. For everything else, it's time to consider a more modern alternative that is redefining workplace efficiency. Learn the downside of VDI, and why an Enterprise Browser is right for you.
Muhammad Ali Bhikhan, CIO of Absa's regional operations, shares how the group is redefining banking across Africa using digital innovation, cloud adoption and AI-powered cybersecurity while addressing regulatory and infrastructural challenges.
The accelerated adoption of AI across industries has caused an unprecedented increase in demand for specialized semiconductors, particularly AI chips, potentially disrupting the intricate demand-supply equilibrium.
Amith Parameshwara, Asia Pacific lead of AI practice, solutions and services at Lenovo, shares insights from Lenovo's third annual global CIO report, discussing how CIOs are addressing the complexities of this "AI tornado."
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