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CES 2026: As adoption grows, AI and silicon strategies become inseparable
AI and silicon strategies are inseparable for businesses as they assess how best to train AI models, run inference and optimise workflows.
Q&A: A “human firewall” is not about making zero mistakes, says Mimecast
Businesses now beef up a "human firewall" to be resistant to advanced phishing and AI fraud but they cannot expect…
End of AI hype in 2026? ROI will come when it’s easy as surfing the Web
Will AI make everyone lower standards to accept more work slop and fake news, or will the search for authenticity…
AI cyberattacks: In 2026, Asia-Pacific businesses need AI to shore things up
Through AI cyberattacks, hackers target businesses more effectively and on a larger scale - in 2026, businesses need AI to…
Can Sony Bravia remain a premium TV brand with rival TCL in control?
Sony Bravia TVs will be made by China's TCL in a joint venture. Can it revive the fortunes of the well-loved Japanese brand?
After initial rush, businesses shift focus to AI governance, security
After an initial rush, organisations now ask whether they have forgotten the foundational steps of AI governance and security along…
Cyber crooks are becoming sophisticated and reshaping digital fraud: Sumsub
In 2026, the Asia-Pacific region is expected to be a testbed for global fraud innovation, cautioned Sumsub.
Still time to beef up systems before quantum computers start breaking encryption: IBM
Quantum computers won't break the encryption used to secure online transactions until some time between 2029 and 2033, says IBM.
