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Data integration for open table formats

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By ITPro Published 18 June 25

RSAC Conference 2025: The front line of cyber innovation

ITPro Podcast Ransomware, quantum computing, and an unsurprising focus on AI were highlights of this year's event

By Rory Bathgate Published 13 June 25

Where is the cloud headed?

ITPro Podcast UK businesses are balancing cloud migration with AI adoption and demands for data sovereignty

By Rory Bathgate Published 6 June 25

Java celebrates its 30th birthday and more Microsoft developer layoffs

ITPro Podcast Is AI coming for everyone's job now? Plus Dragonforce emerges as the tool behind UK retail attacks

By Jane McCallion Published 30 May 25

Dell Technologies World 2025: All in on AI

ITPro Podcast From the cloud to the edge, enterprise architecture for AI must be carefully considered

By Jane McCallion Published 23 May 25

SAS Innovate 2025: Pursuing pragmatic AI

ITPro Podcast As CISA delivered an eleventh-hour reprieve for the CVE database, AWS reportedly began to pause some data center leases

By Rory Bathgate Published 9 May 25

April rundown: MITRE frights and Microsoft launches Recall (again)

ITPro Podcast As CISA delivered an eleventh-hour reprieve for the CVE database, AWS reportedly began to pause some data center leases

By Rory Bathgate Published 25 April 25

Putting small language models under the microscope

ITPro Podcast The benefits of small language models are undeniable – but they're no silver bullet

By Rory Bathgate Published 18 April 25

Google Cloud Next 2025: Targeting easy AI

ITPro Podcast Throughout its annual event, Google Cloud has emphasized the importance of simple AI adoption for enterprises and flexibility across deployment

By Rory Bathgate Published 11 April 25

Is the IT service desk dying out?

ITPro Podcast Employees could soon use chatbots to resolve common IT issues rather than wait for tickets to be resolved

By Rory Bathgate Published 4 April 25