Eric Hanselman is the chief analyst at S&P Global Market Intelligence. He coordinates industry analysis across the broad portfolio of technology, media and telecommunications research disciplines, with an extensive, hands-on understanding of a range of subject areas, including information security, networks and semiconductors and their intersection in areas such as SDN/NFV, 5G and edge computing. Eric helps S&P Global’s clients navigate these turbulent waters and capitalize on potential outcomes. He is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, a Certified Information Systems Security Professional and a VMware Certified Professional. He is also a frequent speaker at leading industry conferences and hosts the Next in Tech technology podcast.
Under the auspices of the CNCF, Kubernetes has evolved to accommodate a range of use cases, from micro versions in cars to massive distributed compute clusters for AI training. As the standard matures and adoption grows, offshoots are demonstrating its ability to adapt to emerging business needs.
In the two years since the debut of ChatGPT, an event that sparked a furor around generative AI, the software's impacts have been far-reaching in technology investments, spending and capital markets. GenAI's emergence is an inflection point that has refocused priorities and stands to reshape technology's role in enterprise organizations.
A look ahead to the trends and opportunities expected to drive the generative AI narrative through 2025 and beyond.
Announcing its largest purchase since it went private a half-decade ago, Sophos says it will pay $789 million for MSSP SecureWorks. The deal ends the target's ownership by Dell and paves the way to an integration that Sophos believes will enhance its managed security services expertise.
Software is everywhere, but some of it is behind a curtain, and is unseen. Device firmware is the embedded part of product functionality that is less visible than the operating software and applications that people interact with. It is the foundation of the operation of everything from computers to cars, routers, security devices and phones. While it might be out of sight, firmware should not be out of mind.
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