Why I believe enterprise software acquisitions belong on the executive risk agenda Morning news check…. an acquisition announcement arrives. The purchase price is impressive. The executives are enthusiastic. The presentation promises innovation, integration, and greater value. Somewhere in an IT…
Better benchmarks, closer scrutiny, and advances in error correction are giving us more useful ways to judge quantum progress. Quantum computing is approaching a test that every technology eventually has to pass: can it do useful work reliably enough to…
A recent AI jailbreak should be a wake-up call for every organization rushing to deploy AI agents. A headline caught my attention this week… “Chinese AI tool told researchers how to make bioweapons.” That certainly gets your attention. But underneath…
I remember when we used to watch the clock when we made a cell phone call. Now we watch the meter when we ask a question. The technology changed, but the pricing conversation sounds remarkably familiar. I had a realization…
After decades of technological advancement, troubleshooting still feels remarkably primitive Modern computers can generate realistic images, translate languages instantly, predict equipment failures, recognize faces, and analyze billions of events in seconds. Yet when a Windows server begins exhausting network resources,…
