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Securing the digital future: How Huawei is tackling cybersecurity in the GCC

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As the GCC countries continue to evolve into global digital hubs, the adoption of technologies such as 5G, AI, and IoT is accelerating rapidly. Securing these technologies is paramount in a region where digital infrastructure is critical to national development. But security must evolve with it.”

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Global AI regulations: Beyond the U.S. and Europe

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Building on that perspective, this article describes examples of AI regulations in the rest of the world and provides a summary on global AI regulation trends. The complexity of varying global AI regulations is challenging for CIOs. The UAE provides a similar model to China, although less prescriptive regarding national security.

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Meta offers Llama AI to US government for national security

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Meta will allow US government agencies and contractors in national security roles to use its Llama AI. As open-source models become more capable and more widely adopted, a global open-source standard for AI models is likely to emerge, as it has with technologies like Linux and Android.”

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Cost, security, and flexibility: the business case for open source gen AI

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The main commercial model, from OpenAI, was quicker and easier to deploy and more accurate right out of the box, but the open source alternatives offered security, flexibility, lower costs, and, with additional training, even better accuracy. Finally, in addition to security and flexibility, cost is a key factor.

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The impact of language AI on global communication

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As the world becomes increasingly globalized, businesses need to adapt which is why language translation has never been more important. While free translation tools may suffice for consumers, when it comes to business, good enough isnt enough and only precise, nuanced, context-rich and secure solutions will do.

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How Norma Group standardizes its global IT

CIO

Reitz has set up a global service model with hubs in three time zones that operate according to the follow-the-sun approach. Then there’s Standardization First to harmonize global business processes and create a leaner IT landscape. And finally, Security First that revolves around an automation concept and dedicated SOC.

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7 risk management rules every CIO should follow

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A PwC Global Risk Survey found that 75% of risk leaders claim that financial pressures limit their ability to invest in the advanced technology needed to assess and monitor risks. CIOs should adopt a proactive, preventative approach managing enterprise applications holistically to prevent security gaps before they emerge.