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AI Boom Could Extend Memory Shortage Until 2030

By Andy Patrizio Verified |techstrongsemi.com

The artificial intelligence revolution is reshaping the global memory market, and not for the better, but in ways that could keep shortages and higher prices in place for years, according to a new report from consulting firm Kearney. The report, titled “The Great Memory Reallocation,” states that the industry is facing more than a traditional boom-and-bust cycle.

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NVIDIA Formally Introduces Vera, a CPU Designed for AI

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

NVIDIA formally took the wraps off of Vera, its second-generation custom CPU based on the Arm microarchitecture and engineered to power AI and high performance computing (HPC). After decades of hyping GPUs and downplaying the role of the CPU, NVIDIA is firmly in the CPU business. However, its CPU business is designed in conjunction with its GPU business and the two are tightly paired. Right off the bat, it’s clear where Vera differentiates itself from Grace.

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AMD Launches New CPUs With DDR4 Support

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

CPU and motherboard makers like to transition off of old technology as soon as possible, generally speaking. But thanks to the severe shortage of DDR5 memory, AMD has introduced new CPUs that rely on older DDR4 memory. Memory makers right now are in a transitionary period from DDR4 to DDR5, so shortages were inevitable anyway. Add to it the explosive growth in AI data centers — and AI is particularly memory intensive — causing a massive shortage.

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Huawei Claims It Can Build Cutting Edge Chips in Five Years

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

China has been working to circumvent the highly restrictive sanctions related to chip technology that the US put in place starting in 2019, and now it may have achieved that in the form of a breakthrough with semiconductor giant Huawei. The chip giant, specifically named in the 2019 sanctions, said this week that it had achieved a fabrication breakthrough that would allow it to make cutting-edge chips on par with TSMC and Intel within five years.

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Intel Charges Ahead With New Process Nodes

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

Intel may have finally gotten its 18A process node right, but it’s sure not resting on its laurels. The company CEO has announced two new process shrinks in the coming years. Intel’s leading edge process technology is currently at 18A, or 1.8 nanometers, and 14A is in the works. CEO Lip-Bu Tan confirmed that the company has begun to work on its 10A and 7A fabrication technologies, which will succeed 18A and 14A sometime in the next decade.

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TSMC Lays Out ‘Three-Layer Cake’ Vision for AI Chips

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is laying out a vision for the future of chip design that is built on a platform of three integrated technologies rather than keeping them separate. The new paradigm was introduced at the 2026 Technology Symposium in Hsinchu, Taiwan, by TSMC Senior Vice President Zhang Xiaoqiang. The three-layer cake consists of the integration of compute, 3D integration packaging, and photonics optical transmission.

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Google Planning a New Laptop Line Called ‘Googlebook’

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

Google is preparing to launch the successor to its ultra low-end Chromebooks, appropriately titled Googlebook. Unlike the Chromebook, which was barely functional and ran basic apps, Googlebooks are intended to be more powerful and perform AI tasks courtesy of Google Gemini.

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Customers Offer to Buy Manufacturing Equipment for Memory Makers

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

The shortage of memory for systems is no secret, but even this is hard to swallow. Reuters reports that major customers of SK Hynix, one of the three big memory makers, are offering to bankroll the purchase of advanced memory manufacturing equipment. Normally, it’s up to Hynix and its two chief competitors, Samsung and Micron, to buy their own manufacturing equipment from ASML, the Dutch giant that makes all of the advanced equipment used for making chips.

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Intel to Make Apple Chips: Report

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

The Wall Street Journal reports that after more than a year of negotiations, Apple and Intel have reached a preliminary agreement for Intel to manufacture certain processors for Apple. Sources close to both Apple and Intel tell the Journal that Apple is reportedly looking for alternative fabs to TSMC, as it wants to diversify its supply chain in the midst of ongoing chip shortages.

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Global Chip Sales Increase 79.2% Year-Over-Year in Q1

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

There appears to be nothing stopping semiconductor sales, not war, not economic uncertainty, and not supply shortages. According to the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), global semiconductor sales in the first quarter of 2026 were $298.5 billion, up 78% over the $167.7 billion reported in Q1 2025. Traditionally, the period from Q4 to Q1 of the following year is a slow one for semiconductors coming off the Christmas rush. But that’s when consumer products drove the market.

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Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron Commence DDR6 Development

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

DDR5 memory is still impossible to get, but the major DRAM manufacturers have begun work on DDR6. According to the Korean publication The Elec, substrate manufacturers have been requested by the top three memory makers, Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron, to advance the development of DDR6. Package substrates in DRAM matter because they are the physical and electrical foundation for the memory cell array, and they strongly affect speed, power, heat handling, and yield.

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TSMC to Invest $56B in Fabs This Year, and It’s Still Not Enough

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) said it plans to spend between $52 and $56 billion in capital expenditures this year, but it expects the parts shortage to remain through 2027. The comments were made by Jen-Chau Huang, senior VP & CFO, on a conference call with financial analysts to discuss TSMC’s first quarter earnings. It was a great quarter, too, with a 58% jump in net profit and 41% revenue growth. The company raised its 2026 revenue outlook to over 30% growth.

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AI Superchip Maker Cerebras files for IPO

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

There are literally dozens of startups all gunning for a piece of the AI semiconductor pie that Nvidia has had almost entirely to itself. The vast majority of these companies will never get a product out or will be acquired by a bigger player, perhaps even NVIDIA. But if there is one company positioned to give Nvidia a run for its money, it is Cerebras Systems. The company’s Wafer Scale Engine chip is the size of a pizza box and has 850,000 cores.

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Intel Reports Better-Than-Expected Results Due to Strong AI Demand

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

One year after people began preparing Intel’s obituary, they’re tearing it up, as the company has posted a remarkable turnaround in fortune. In the first quarter of 2026, Intel’s revenue rose 7% to $13.6 billion, more than $1 billion higher than Wall Street expected. Intel’s non-GAAP earnings per share (which excludes one-time charges) came in at a shocking $0.29, blowing away the $0.01 EPS analysts had predicted.

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Intel Launches Low-End SoC Processor

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

A few weeks back, Apple caused a stir with the announcement of the MacBook Neo, a $599 notebook that had the physical features of a MacBook but a low-end processor — the same one used in the iPhone 16 — and something not typically associated with Apple products, namely, affordability. And now Intel has its response in the Core Series 3 processor, codenamed Wildcat Lake. It fills out the line started by the Core Ultra Series 3 lineup of high-end, high-performance products with a high-end price.

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By Andy Patrizio Verified |Techstrong IT

Lack or unavailability of high-quality data Data silos across pipeline stages Security or governance concerns Lack of internal expertise or skills Unclear ROI or business case Difficulty integrating AI into existing workflows Performance or reliability concerns Organizational resistance to change Nothing is limiting my organization’s progress with AI in CI/CD

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Cisco just made moves to own the AI infrastructure stack

By Gyana Swain Verified, Zeus Kerravala, Andy Patrizio Verified |Cisco

Credit: Deemerwha studio / Shutterstock Cisco’s move to buy Galileo and—reportedly—Astrix Security is less about filling product gaps and more about rearchitecting how AI is governed, secured, and trusted across the enterprise stack. Taken together, these deals signal Cisco’s intent to lead the AI era the way it once led the internet—by making the underlying infrastructure observable, identity-aware, and inherently secure.

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DevOps、まず何から勉強すれば？を解決できるオンライン講座5選： DevOpsをしっかり学ぶなら【後編】

By Andy Patrizio Verified, Brien Posey |TechTarget Japan Verified

DevOpsはツールではなく文化や業務変革を含む概念であり、学習の入り口を誤ると断片的な理解にとどまりやすい。クラウドやコンテナ前提の今、「どこから学ぶか」の判断は難しい。本稿では、前編に続いて基礎から実践、クラウド・コンテナまで体系的に学べるDevOps講座を厳選して紹介する。 6．Getting Started with DevOps on AWS AWSに特化した60分間のDevOpsの入門講座だ。開発者、IT運用エンジニア、クラウド実践者、DevOpsエンジニアなど、受講対象者はさまざまだが、ソフトウェア開発サイクル、クラウドの基礎知識を持っていることが必要だ。同講座は受講無料、AWSのオンライン学習支援サービス「AWS Skill Builder」で受講可能だ。 7．Preparing for Google Cloud Certification：Cloud DevOps Engineer Professional Certificate Google Cloudの認定資格「Professional Cloud DevOps...

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DevOpsを“サクッと”学べるオンライン講座5選

「DevOpsを学びたいが、何から手を付ければよいのか分からない」。こうした悩みは、情報システム部門や開発・運用に関わる担当者の間で広がっている。DevOpsは単なるツールや開発手法ではなく、組織文化や業務プロセスの変革まで含む概念であるため、学習の入り口を誤ると断片的な理解にとどまりやすい。特に、クラウドやコンテナ、マイクロサービスといった技術要素が前提となる現在、DevOpsの習得は「どの領域から押さえるか」が成果を左右する。基礎概念から始めるべきか、それともKubernetesやDockerといった実装技術に触れるべきか、あるいはAWSやAzureなどクラウドに特化して学ぶべきか――判断に迷う場面は多い。本稿では、こうした課題を抱える読者に向けて、DevOpsの基礎から実践、クラウド・コンテナ技術までを体系的に学べるオンライン講座5つを厳選して紹介する。 1．DevOps Foundation Exam Study Guide DevOps専門の学習コミュニティーDevOps...

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11 best free DevOps certifications and training courses in 2025

By Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Verified

DevOps skills are in high demand, and DevOps engineers command excellent salaries. But before you can land a DevOps job, you need the necessary expertise and skills. DevOps certifications and training programs can get you on the road to a rewarding DevOps career. These offerings can help you learn and demonstrate DevOps expertise regardless of your background. There are plenty of opportunities for DevOps certifications and training courses that are easy to access.

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Cloud ERP vs. on-premises ERP: Key differences

By Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Verified

As ERP vendors continue to promote their cloud offerings, COOs and other C-suite leaders who work with ERP software may be considering switching their company’s software to the cloud. Leaders should be aware of the differences between on-premises and cloud software before deciding to move to the cloud. "Vendors are putting their innovation efforts toward their cloud-based solutions rather than on-prem," said Tim Crawford, president of Avoa, an IT consultancy.

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Tariffs Add Cost, but Component Shortages Dictate Data Center Timelines

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Data Center Knowledge Verified

Tariffs on technology imports are in flux. In February, the US Supreme Court invalidated portions of earlier tariff measures, prompting the Trump administration to adjust its approach and triggering new litigation over recovery and future liability. With legal challenges ongoing, import costs and potential duty recoveries remain uncertain. Yet, even as duty rates wobble, the bigger challenge for data center builds is component availability.

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The CLARITY Act explained: Enterprise and IT impacts

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchCIO Verified

The CLARITY Act -- a piece of cryptocurrency and blockchain legislation -- has passed the U.S. House of Representatives and is on the way to offering a significant federal regulatory framework for digital assets, including cryptocurrency and blockchain markets. It is currently moving through the Senate. This legislation is intended to bring much-needed regulation and clarity to the cryptocurrencyv and blockchain markets.

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Real time payments: Are your systems ready?

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchCIO Verified

Security and fraud controls Securing an RTP system is much more complex and involved than the security systems in a batch-processing environment. Multiple layers of real time fraud detection are required from end to end, from customer to merchant or payee.

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12 top business process management tools for 2026

By Andy Patrizio Verified, Wendan Consulting |SearchCIO Verified

iGrafx Founded in 1991, iGrafx is headquartered in Tualatin, Ore., with offices in North America, France, Germany and Japan. With the October 2024 release of its AI assistant called Pai, the vendor has completed the multiyear conversion of its BPM products to GenAI. To date, iGrafx has focused mainly on the financial, telecommunications, manufacturing, healthcare, and insurance markets. Its products are process intelligent-first, not a classic workflow automation suite like Appian or Bizagi.

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10 crucial interview questions for ERP job candidates in 2026

By Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Verified

ERP analysts, engineers and developers must possess a mix of hard skills, or technical knowledge, and soft skills, such as communication and management proficiency. COOs and other C-suite leaders who work with ERP must ensure job candidates are being asked certain questions during interviews. Some answers will reveal whether a job candidate is the right fit for a particular company's ERP positions.

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9 Ways AI-Scale Data Centers Can Win Community Trust

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Data Center Knowledge Verified

Communities across the United States are growing wary of the rapid expansion of AI-scale data centers. In crowded public hearings, residents are questioning rising utility bills and the strain on local infrastructure, and more projects are facing delays or rejection. One flashpoint occurred in Chandler, Ariz., in December 2025, where the city rejected a proposal for an AI data center despite lobbying by former US senator Kyrsten Sinema.

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Texas Gets Tough on Data Center Power - Who’s Next?

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Data Center Knowledge Verified

As AI-driven demand surges and energy bills rise, Texas is adopting a “pay your own way” approach with Senate Bill 6 (SB6), reshaping how power-intensive facilities like data centers manage their energy needs. SB6, signed in June 2025 and effective immediately in the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) region, shifts interconnection costs and reliability obligations onto large-load customers.

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Top 10 AI certifications and courses for 2026

By Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Verified

As AI adoption accelerates, AI certifications and courses have proliferated. These offerings here go beyond the basics, deepening your knowledge of this rapidly evolving technology. By Andy Patrizio Jim O'Donnell, News Director Published: 09 Jan 2026 Numerous AI certifications and courses cover the basics and applications of artificial intelligence systems, so we've narrowed the field to 10 of the more diverse and comprehensive programs.

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L'apprentissage par renforcement à partir du feedback humain (RLHF) ?

By Cameron Hashemi-Pour, Andy Patrizio Verified |LeMagIT Verified

L'apprentissage par renforcement à partir du feedback humain (RLHF) est une approche d'apprentissage automatique qui combine des techniques d'apprentissage par renforcement, telles que les récompenses et les comparaisons, avec des conseils humains pour former un agent d'intelligence artificielle (IA). L'apprentissage automatique est une composante essentielle de l'IA.

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「7割の凡庸な部下」に宝は眠る情シス部長が「隠れエース」を見抜く極意：“コミュ障だけど技術はすごい”人は終わり？

By Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Japan Verified

少子高齢化や経済環境の変化を経て、企業が「終身雇用」を維持し続けるのは困難になりつつある。一方、現在の職場で不満を感じた従業員は、ためらいなく転職するための選択肢を持つことができるようになった。では、企業は自社に貢献する可能性を持つ「ポテンシャル人材」の離職をただ傍観するしかないのか。人材開発の専門家たちは、ポテンシャル人材を見抜くための具体的な「観察ポイント」や、面接・1on1で投げるべき「キラークエスチョン」の知見を持つ。本稿は、ポテンシャル人材を迅速に見極め、育成するためにできることを紹介する。ポテンシャル人材の見極め、まずやるべきことは実業家のジャック・ウェルチ氏は「20-70-10ルール」という従業員の評価モデルを掲げている。つまり、従業員の上位20％を「最も成果を上げる層」、中間70％を「平均的な能力を持ち、さらなる訓練を要する層」、下位10％を「淘汰する対象とする層」に分けるという考え方だ。...

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How to identify high-potential IT talent early

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchCIO Verified

As the idea of working for one company for an entire career has virtually disappeared, corporations -- large and small -- face turnover comparable to that of McDonald's. While it reflects today's companies shedding loyalty to employees, the reverse is also true: If an employee's needs aren't met by their current employer, LinkedIn and Indeed make it easier than ever to change jobs, and indeed, employees do it without hesitation.

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StarlingX 11.0 addresses edge security, IPv4 exhaustion for massive deployments

By Jürgen Hill Verified, Andy Patrizio Verified, Sean Michael Kerner Verified |LXer Linux News

Credit: ArtemisDiana / Shutterstock The open-source StarlingX cloud infrastructure project is out with its second major update of 2025, bringing with it new edge security and usability improvements. StarlingX is part of the Open Infrastructure Foundation, which this year became part of the Linux Foundation. The StarlingX 11.0 release builds on the 10.0 update that came out in February.

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How tariffs affect corporate ESG initiatives

By Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Verified

Corporate environmental, social and governance, or ESG, policies have become essential for organizations seeking to embrace ethical principles and curry public favor. ESG policies serve as a framework to address the long-term effects of business activities on the environment, society and internal governance practices.

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Driving business value with enterprise QMS

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchCIO Verified

A quality management system, or QMS, is a formalized framework that defines, documents and manages an organization's processes, procedures and responsibilities to achieve consistent quality in products or services, thereby meeting customer and regulatory requirements. It centralizes document management, ensuring easy access to up-to-date records and facilitating better communication and collaboration between teams. The exact size of the market is difficult to ascertain for several reasons.

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Pennsylvania’s $70B Race for America’s Data Centers

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Data Center Knowledge Verified

Pennsylvania is positioning itself as a rising contender in the competitive race for AI data centers. With its abundant natural gas reserves and strategic location, the state is pursuing an ambitious $70 billion initiative to attract major data center investments and transform its economic landscape.

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OpenStack Flamingo pays down technical debt as adoption continues to climb

By Dan Muse, Andy Patrizio Verified, Sean Michael Kerner Verified |LXer Linux News

The OpenStack cloud infrastructure project keeps on going, 15 years after it was first created as a joint effort of NASA and Rackspace. Today the open-source effort debuted its 32nd release known as OpenStack Flamingo. The new release follows a year of change for OpenStack. In March, the Open Infrastructure Foundation (OpenInfra), itself an evolution of the OpenStack Foundation, was merged into the Linux Foundation.

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9 Linux certifications to boost your career

By Andy Patrizio Verified, Sean Michael Kerner Verified |LXer Linux News

As organizations increasingly migrate to hybrid and multi-cloud environments, the demand for skilled Linux administrators, engineers and security specialists is surging. More often than not, Linux is the default operating system used for cloud infrastructure and application instances. According to industry reports, Linux-related roles are among the fastest-growing in IT, with job postings emphasizing hands-on Linux expertise on the rise.

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Was ist Scope Creep?

By Andy Patrizio Verified |ComputerWeekly.de Verified

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Top 12 Business Process Management Certifications for 2025

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchCIO Verified

Business process management certification courses The following 12 certification programs offer online classes and in-person tutoring at local education centers. Tests are also administered online and in person. Most classes offer video on demand, so you can download and watch lectures at your own pace.

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Kubernetes v1.34 brings networking refinements for cloud-native infrastructure

By Sean Michael Kerner Verified, Andy Patrizio Verified |LXer Linux News

Kubernetes 1.34 made its debut this week, bringing with it a host of updates that will help to improve cloud-native operations. Among the enhancements are several significant networking upgrades that directly address operational pain points in large-scale deployments. As is tradition with each Kubernetes release, there is a theme (and a logo, pictured below). For Kubernetes 1.34 the theme is Of Wind & Will (O’ WaW).

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What is the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)?

By Sean Michael Kerner Verified, Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Verified

The blue screen of death (BSOD) -- also known as a stop error screen, blue screen error, fatal error or bugcheck -- is a critical error screen that can be displayed by Microsoft Windows operating systems (OSes). In June 2025, Microsoft announced that they were retiring the BSOD after 32 years. The new interface for unexpected restarts will be available in late summer 2025 across all Windows 11 24H2 devices. It will feature a black screen and maintain any necessary technical information on-screen.

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By Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Verified

Scam baiting flips the script on digital scammers by deliberately engaging with and frustrating them. This growing practice uses social engineering as a tool against online scams. By Andy Patrizio Published: 25 Jul 2025 Scam baiting, also spelled scambaiting, is the practice of engaging with scammers – usually online or by phone – to antagonize them, waste their time or gather evidence to expose their operations. It is social engineering turned back on the would-be engineer.

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Top 13 risk management skills and why you need them

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchCIO Verified

Effective risk management is necessary in all parts of a business. Here are 13 skills that risk managers need to be successful in their jobs and protect their organizations. By Andy Patrizio Published: 11 Jul 2025 Risk management skills are a must for anyone who aspires to be a business leader or, especially, a risk manager.

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What is a virtual CISO (vCISO)? Does your organization need one?

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchSecurity Verified

By Andy Patrizio Published: Jun 27, 2025 The virtual chief information security officer (vCISO) is a C-suite-level security professional or service provider who offers CISO-level expertise on a part-time, remote or contractual basis. They provide the same level of strategic guidance, management and oversight as a traditional, full-time CISO but in a more flexible, scalable and cost-effective manner.

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What is a virtual CISO (vCISO)? Does your business need one?

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchSecurity Verified

By Andy Patrizio Published: Jun 25, 2025 The virtual chief information security officer is a C-suite-level security professional or service provider who offers CISO-level expertise on a part-time, remote or contractual basis. They provide the same level of strategic guidance, management and oversight as a traditional, full-time CISO but in a more flexible, scalable and cost-effective manner.

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22 Free Cybersecurity Tools You Should Know About

By Andy Patrizio Verified |TechTarget Verified

Cybersecurity tools aren't just for the enterprise anymore; they're essential for every type and size of organization. Some tools specialize in antivirus, while others focus on spear phishing, network security or scripting. Even the best cybersecurity products can only do a few things very well, and there is no room for error. Effective products, coupled with in-depth cybersecurity planning, are a must for all.

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What is financial risk management?

By Andy Patrizio Verified |SearchCIO Verified

Financial risk management is the continuous process of recognizing, evaluating and mitigating potential threats to an individual's or organization's financial health. How does financial risk management work? A complex, multi-step financial risk management system that guards against unexpected loss involves the following actions: Identifying risks. First, pinpoint potential financial risks. They vary based on the nature of the business or entity and its market. Assessing and quantifying risks.

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AI Data Centers Have a Weight Problem

By Andy Patrizio Verified |Data Center Knowledge Verified

The all-consuming headache data center operators have been dealing with regarding AI hardware has been power and cooling, with too little of each. But there is another problem creeping up on data center operators, and that is the weight of the equipment. AI server racks are significantly denser than standard compute racks. That means a lot more power, but it also means a lot more metal and plastic crammed into a single space.

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