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Reshaping traditional industries with technology

By ITPro published

Industries worldwide are on the brink of a new era as technologies like AI, 5G-A, and cloud computing reshape the landscape

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The channel's opportunity to accelerate generative AI adoption

By Sahil Rekhi published

Industry Insights Generative AI has found its feet as a transformational technology that cuts across every industry, and the channel has a special role to play in boosting adoption

Industry Insights
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Does anyone care if you use AI? Fiverr doesn’t think so

By George Fitzmaurice published

Opinion The freelance marketplace’s latest marketing campaign feels like a reductive take on an unpredictable technology

Opinion
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A pragmatist’s guide to AI

By ITPro published

Sponsored by Dell Technologies

A realistic strategy and choosing a trusted partner are both key to adopting AI effectively

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What is chaos engineering and how can it benefit businesses?

By Keri Allan published

Explainer Chaos engineering can be especially useful for finding single points of weakness, but implementing it requires careful collaboration

Explainer
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Inside Lumi, one of the world’s greenest supercomputers

By Jane McCallion published

Long read Located less than 200 miles from the Arctic Circle, Europe’s fastest supercomputer gives a glimpse of how we can balance high-intensity workloads and AI with sustainability

Long read
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Everything you need to know about HPE

By Jane McCallion last updated

In-depth A brief guide to HPE, the platform-as-a-service IT specialist known for its storage, networking, and compute portfolios

In-depth
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Where next for private cloud networks?

By Fleur Doidge published

In-depth Why private cloud will remain a strong option for the foreseeable future – and could even help firms save costs and prepare for the future

In-depth
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Driving intelligent transformation: Huawei's vision for the future at Gitex Global 2024

By ITPro published

Li Peng, corporate senior vice president and president of ICT sales and service at Huawei, outlines how the company is leading the way in intelligent transformation, building partnerships, and developing talent to drive global growth in the intelligent era

Digital Economy

Global digitalization index (GDI) in-depth analysis

By ITPro published

As digital technologies reshape industries and redefine global economies, Huawei’s Global Digitalization Index (GDI) 2024 offers a detailed analysis of how nations can leverage ICT to accelerate growth

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