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What is NVIDIA RTX Spark and who actually needs it?
RTX Spark is NVIDIA’s Windows PC platform with up to 128GB of unified memory for local AI and memory-heavy creative workloads.
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Simon Cohen
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The authority paradox: Businesses are granting AI agents power before governance is ready
Enterprises are giving AI agents access to production systems before they can fully explain, limit and reverse their actions.
Business
NVIDIA’s Physical AI strategy bets on vertical integration the industry may not accept
At GTC 2026, NVIDIA outlined plans to become the platform owner for Physical AI. The bet assumes the industry will accept integration on a…
Business
The death of the SaaS interface as AI agents move work into messaging apps
OpenClaw and emerging AI agent frameworks suggest enterprise workflows may increasingly begin in messaging apps rather than SaaS dashboards.
Business
When your partners become your weakest link: Lessons from Qantas and Mango
The Qantas and Mango breaches reveal how third-party cyber risks threaten Southeast Asian businesses through shared vendors, underscoring the need for continuous monitoring and…
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Future-proofing resilience for business continuity
Multi-cloud and event-driven architecture are redefining resilience by helping enterprises maintain seamless operations through global outages.
Business
Wi-Fi 7 as the nervous system of the intelligent enterprise
Wi-Fi 7 is set to become the backbone of intelligent enterprises in Southeast Asia, enabling faster, more reliable networks and powering advanced use cases.
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When AI turns against you protecting organisations from insider risk
AI adoption is reshaping insider risks in Southeast Asia. Learn how organisations can protect themselves from data leaks, prompt attacks, and compliance gaps.
Business
Building the next-generation enterprise data centre
Enterprises in Southeast Asia must modernise data centres with AI-ready compute, NVMe-TCP storage, advanced cooling, and green standards.
