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COMPANY NEWS: Generative AI (genAI) is the decade’s most promising accelerator for innovation with 78% of IT decision makers reporting they’re largely excited for the potential genAI can have on their organisations.

COMPANY NEWS: Informatica, an enterprise cloud data management leader, unveiled a trio of new integrations with Amazon Web Services at AWS re:Invent 2023 underway this week in Las Vegas. The announcements are built on a relationship that has had notable momentum in the past 12 months, further bolstering Informatica’s footprint within AWS and providing trusted data for global customers’ tier-one analytics and generative artificial intelligence (AI)-powered workloads.

COMPANY NEWS: Dell Technologies held the Visions 2024 media briefing in Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) on 1 December 2023.

GUEST OPINION: The cybersecurity risks and rewards of artificial intelligence can be clearly seen in what’s happened since the release of ChatGPT, the world’s first widely available generative AI tool. One year on, for many of us, it’s hard to imagine life without generative AI. Tools such as ChatGPT, Bing and others offer immense benefits in terms of the time and effort saved on everyday online tasks – but there’s more to generative AI than doing your homework in 30 seconds.

GUEST OPINION: Australia’s AI month runs for four weeks from 15 November. This year, it provides an important opportunity for businesses to consider how they can responsibly integrate AI into their organisations to capitalise on its potential for efficiency and growth.

COMPANY NEWS: At SC23, Intel showcased AI-accelerated high-performance computing (HPC) with leadership performance for HPC and AI workloads across Intel Data Centre GPU Max Series, Intel Gaudi 2 AI accelerators and Intel Xeon processors.

GUEST RESEARCH: In just one year, Generative Artificial Intelligence (genAI) has completely upended the worldview of how technology will influence our lives. While enterprises are racing to understand how AI can transform their businesses, Nutanix research released today has found more than 90% of organisations will need to modernise their infrastructure to support and scale AI workloads.

COMPANY NEWS: Dell Technologies has introduced ObjectScale version 1.3, a groundbreaking software innovation that redefines the landscape of object storage.

Generative AI refers to the use of AI to create new content like text, images, music, audio and videos, automating tasks to reduce human error, improving efficiency in the workplace. But while it can be boon for businesses, others use it to inflict emotional harm. Cybercriminals are using AI to create fake people online by generating fake photos and audios and programming bots to have a realistic text conversation to trick Australians on dating apps.

GUEST OPINION: One in three Australians have been exposed to data breaches in recent years proving no individual or business is immune. According to the most recent figures from the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner’s (OAIC) Notifiable Data Breaches scheme, there were 497 notifications in the last six months of 2022, a figure up 26% on the previous reporting period.

GUEST OPINION by Sam Burd, President, Client Solutions Group, Dell Technologies: Three years ago, we talked about the Renaissance of the PC. While the PC has always helped us connect and collaborate, in 2020, at the height of work-from-home and virtual learning, we saw just how critical the PC is to all aspects of our lives. It was at that time we laid out our vision for the future, outlined where our investments were going and predicted how the PC-human experience would evolve.

GUEST OPINION: Three years ago, we talked about the renaissance of the PC. While the PC has always helped us connect and collaborate, in 2020, at the height of work-from-home and virtual learning, we saw just how critical the PC is to all aspects of our lives. It was at that time we laid out our vision for the future, outlined where our investments were going and predicted how the PC-human experience would evolve.

There is consumer appetite for businesses to use generative AI in the innovation of products and services but they should be transparent and proactively communicate how they are using it, according to technology consultancy Thoughtworks.