Cloud
Data center moratoriums are sweeping the nation—and IT pros need to be prepared
Though some of the bans are relatively airtight, there are ways to protect compute power.
Tricia Crimmins is a business and tech enterprise reporter who covers the workplace, sustainability, and how federal policy affects companies. She previously covered climate tech for Morning Brew and has a Master of Science from Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism.
Cloud
Meet the startup helping businesses get FedRAMP certified
Getting the go-ahead from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program is notoriously difficult. Knox Systems speedruns the process.
Cloud
To get the most out of deploying AI, identify the best use cases first
Experts told us that AI readiness relies on clear goals just as much as adequate tech.
IT Strategy
Your Tech Stack: As AI takes on SDR roles, companies rethink entry-level training
Recent college grads are being schooled on how to work with AI rather than not being hired at all.
IT Operations
Getting the most out of integrating AI—without falling prey to ‘AI sprawl’
Integrating AI into your tech stack requires a lot of human expertise.
IT Operations
As IT integrates AI into workflows, documentation is more critical than ever
If all of your company’s IT knowledge lives in the head of one superstar employee, you’re in trouble. Here’s how to fix it.
Cybersecurity
Why rooftop solar panels are vulnerable to cyberattacks
Energy hackers don’t just want data—they aim to destabilize the grid.