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  1. General IT security issue ℹ️

    Please consider checking your website ports.
    Only open 443 or safe ports.
    Don't open port 80. Maybe use port forwarding.

    Feel free to tell your friends.

    Description about the background logics following later.

    #itnews #it #itsecurity #eierhaus #leak

  2. #axios #npm got hacked / inserted a #RAT

    Make sure to immediately disconnect your Machine from the #internet and check your NPM/Axios Version.

    Learn more here: youtu.be/o7NYXvYohYk

    Please #boost this Post! :neobot_box:

    #code #coding #hack #compromised #npm #dev #devnews #it #itnews #urgentnews #psa #publicsafety #JS #webdev #webdevs #webdeveloper #webdeveloment

  3. Ofgem has launched a wide-ranging review to reform grid connection processes in response to a surge in datacentre demand, proposing stricter entry requirements and new models to accelerate electricity capacity delivery.

    computing.co.uk/news/2026/ofge

    #itnews #uk #ofgem #datacenter #datacentre #ai #grid

  4. The saga continues: #BitVise blocked my IP range but still doesn’t seem to grasp what a VPN or proxy is. CEO Denis B. keeps using the site for PR instead of handing it over to the rightful owner. https://blog.pupred.com/category=bitvise/

    CC
    @[email protected]

    #it #bitvise #putty #telnet #itnews #domain #domainsnatching #domainstealing #misuseofposition

  5. #BitVise CEO Denis B. doxxed me and called me an Idiot instead of answering my Questions about #PuTTY.org Domain they stole to advertise their own Product!

    Read more about it here:
    https://blog.pupred.com/blog/puttyvsbitvise/



    #it #telnet #ssh #bitvise #putty #blog #news #itnews

  6. 🚨🔨 Attention everyone: another tech guru has emerged from the depths of the IT abyss to explain how to run a game for kids using an operating system only their parents have heard of! 🖥️🐧 Apparently, this is #Docker but, you know, "secure" because we care about our pixelated landscapes. 😂🎮
    vermaden.wordpress.com/2025/04 #techguru #gameforkids #secure #ITnews #HackerNews #ngated

  7. DOGE plans to migrate all Social Security Administration systems off COBOL in months, risking the integrity of SSA infrastructure. ⚠️ #DOGE #SocialSecurity #TechNews #COBOL #GovernmentTech #SSA #Infrastructure #ITNews #TechChallenges

  8. #Vivaldi ist ein anpassungsfähiger #Browser, der #Datenschutz und #Sicherheit priorisiert. Im Gegensatz zu #Chrome und #Edge verfolgt er keine #Nutzerdaten und bietet eingebaute Tools wie einen #RSS-Feed-Reader und ein E-Mail-Programm. Vivaldi ist ideal für Nutzer, die eine maßgeschneiderte Browser-Erfahrung suchen.

    🄳🄽🄳 🅸🆃

    #BrowserTest #software #BoycottAmerica #freeware #boycottusa #it #pc #software #email #DataProtection #updates #news #itnews #computernews

    dndnetz.blogspot.com/2025/03/v

  9. Freiheit durch Freeware: Die Zukunft der Software

    Alternative #Programme und #Freeware bieten eine datenschutzfreundliche und kostengünstige #Alternative zu Bigtech-Produkten. Von LibreOffice bis #Mastodon – diese Tools ermöglichen Nutzern mehr Kontrolle und Unabhängigkeit in der digitalen Welt. Die Zukunft gehört der Open-Source-Bewegung, die #Datenschutz und Anpassungsfähigkeit in den Vordergrund stellt.

    #news #it #itnews #fediverse #leavebigtech #europeanalternative
    dndnetz.blogspot.com/2025/03/d

  10. Europa kann mit Plattformen wie Mastodon die digitale Souveränität stärken. Diese dezentralen, datenschutz-freundlichen Alternativen bieten Nutzern mehr Kontrolle und könnten mit Förderung und Innovation US-Konzerne herausfordern, um eine sicherere und vielfältige Social-Media-Landschaft zu schaffen.

    ➡️ dndnetz.blogspot.com/2025/03/e

    #mastodon #socialmedia #it #itnews #bigtechalternatives #leavebigtech #leavex #europeunited #datenschutz #linux #windowsalternatives #cybersecurity #news #fediverse

  11. Russische Hacker haben durch Phishing-Angriffe Zugriff auf verschlüsselte Signal-Chats ihrer Opfer erlangt, insbesondere auf Mitglieder des ukrainischen Militärs und der Regierung. Sicherheitsforscher von Google haben diese Aktivitäten aufgedeckt. Ein Update soll nun vor solchen Angriffen schützen.

    #hackers #hackerattack #itsicherheit #datenschutz #spionage #phishing #signalapp #russisch #cyberwar #internet #news #itnews #telegram

    ➡️ golem.de/news/verschluesselte-

  12. OpenAI Not For Sale as They Prepare Proprietary Chip | The Gestalt IT Rundown: February 12, 2025

    A group of investors, led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and other backers, has made a $97.4 billion bid to take control of OpenAI, aiming to refocus the organization on open-source AI and safety amid rising tensions between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over its shift to a for-profit model. Meanwhile, OpenAI is advancing its AI hardware strategy with plans to launch a custom-designed AI chip in 2024, fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology to reduce reliance on Nvidia. Initially deployed on a limited scale, the chip is designed to optimize AI model performance, with OpenAI’s expanding chip team already working on future iterations with enhanced capabilities. This and more on The Rundown.

    https://youtu.be/Ng59i8nmVI4

    Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | Amazon Music | Audio | YouTube

    2:44 – Turn/River Capital Acquires SolarWinds

    With its $4.4 billion acquisition of SolarWinds, Turn/River Capital seeks to take the IT management software firm private, allowing it to focus on long-term growth without the pressure of quarterly earnings. This deal aligns with a broader surge in private-equity buyouts in the software sector, driven by declining borrowing costs, and comes after SolarWinds’ turbulent past, including a major 2020 cyberattack that compromised government and corporate clients.

    Read More: SolarWinds To Be Acquired By Turn/River Capital In $4.4B All-Cash Deal

    Read More: Turn/River’s $4.4 Billion Acquisition of SolarWinds Could Signal More IT-Related Deals

    5:21 – WEKA Restructure to Focus on AI

    WEKA is restructuring its go-to-market functions to align with the rapid growth of generative AI, following a strong 2024 in which it raised $140 million in funding and surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue. CEO Liran Zvibel emphasizes that this strategic shift will position the company for long-term success, with plans to expand headcount by approximately 120 employees to support large-scale enterprise AI and GPU acceleration deployments.

    Read More: WEKA restructures for the GenAI era

    9:23 – Cisco One Silicon Shows Big at Cisco Live EMEA

    Cisco Live EMEA is happening this week and Cisco has had some big announcements. The biggest news comes with investments in new service provider hardware and data center infrastructure as well. The moves appear to be positioned to help Cisco customers take advantage of AI while also offering a custom advantage. The newest platforms are all powered by Cisco’s Silicon One chips. The newest A-series and K-series CPUs help offload processing to the edge and give Cisco an opportunity to challenge merchant silicon vendors in the space. For more on this we’re going on site to Tom Hollingsworth in Amsterdam at Cisco Live for more.

    Read More: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live EMEA Day One

    12:50 – Hammerspace is Changing the AI Training Game

    Hammerspace is challenging conventional reliance on object storage for AI workloads by advocating for universal, protocol-agnostic data access instead. The company has emphasized the importance of intelligent data orchestration across various storage types, ensuring seamless access to relevant datasets without disruptive migrations. As AI adoption continues to grow, Hammerspace highlights the need for metadata-driven automation and hybrid access models to optimize performance and scalability in enterprise environments.

    Read More: Hammerspace challenges object storage norms for AI

    17:31 – French President to Invest $112B in AI

    French President Emmanuel Macron announced $112 billion in private investments for the AI ecosystem, with funds expected to be deployed in the coming years, coinciding with Paris hosting the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit. This investment will primarily focus on AI data centers, with the country positioning itself as an ideal location for AI infrastructure due to its low-carbon electricity and stable grid, which Macron emphasized as a competitive advantage for attracting global investments.

    Read More: Macron unveils $112B AI investment package, France’s answer to US’ Stargate

    22:36 – Huawei Shows Revenue Growth Despite Ban

    Huawei expects to meet its 2024 revenue target of ¥860 billion ($118.25 billion), marking 22% growth compared to 2023. Despite sanctions, its ICT business remains strong, its consumer sector is growing, and its smart car solutions are expanding quickly. This success is notable considering Huawei’s challenges, including the sale of its Honor brand and the difficult economic environment in China.

    Read More: Huawei revenue growing fast, suggesting China’s scoffing at sanctions

    26:49 – Sam Altman Says OpenAI is Not for Sale

    A group of investors has made a $97.4 billion offer to take control of OpenAI, aiming to restore the organization’s focus on open-source AI and safety. The investors are led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and several other backers. Tensions between Musk and OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman have escalated as Musk challenges OpenAI’s shift to a for-profit model and its current management.

    Read More: Musk-led investor group offers $97.4 billion for OpenAI — Altman declines

    33:06 – OpenAI to Take On NVIDIA with Proprietary Chip

    OpenAI is preparing to launch its own AI chip in 2024, aiming to reduce its reliance on Nvidia. The custom-designed chip, to be fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology, will focus on running AI models and will initially be deployed on a limited scale. OpenAI’s chip team, which has recently doubled in size, is also working on future versions with enhanced capabilities.

    Read More: OpenAI is reportedly getting closer to launching its in-house chip

    38:13 – The Weeks Ahead

    Cloud Field Day 22 – February 19 – 20

    Networking Field Day 37 – March 19 – 20

    Gestalt IT and Tech Field Day are now part of The Futurum Group.

    The Gestalt IT Rundown is your look at the IT news of the week. Be sure to subscribe to Gestalt IT on YouTube for even more weekly video content.

    #AI #ITNews #Rundown #Cisco #CiscoNetworking #DemitasseNZ #GestaltIT #HammerspaceInc #Huawei #OpenAI #SFoskett #SolarWinds #TechFieldDay #TechstrongTV #TheFuturumGroup #WekaIO

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  13. OpenAI Not For Sale as They Prepare Proprietary Chip | The Gestalt IT Rundown: February 12, 2025

    A group of investors, led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and other backers, has made a $97.4 billion bid to take control of OpenAI, aiming to refocus the organization on open-source AI and safety amid rising tensions between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over its shift to a for-profit model. Meanwhile, OpenAI is advancing its AI hardware strategy with plans to launch a custom-designed AI chip in 2024, fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology to reduce reliance on Nvidia. Initially deployed on a limited scale, the chip is designed to optimize AI model performance, with OpenAI’s expanding chip team already working on future iterations with enhanced capabilities. This and more on The Rundown.

    https://youtu.be/Ng59i8nmVI4

    Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | Amazon Music | Audio | YouTube

    2:44 – Turn/River Capital Acquires SolarWinds

    With its $4.4 billion acquisition of SolarWinds, Turn/River Capital seeks to take the IT management software firm private, allowing it to focus on long-term growth without the pressure of quarterly earnings. This deal aligns with a broader surge in private-equity buyouts in the software sector, driven by declining borrowing costs, and comes after SolarWinds’ turbulent past, including a major 2020 cyberattack that compromised government and corporate clients.

    Read More: SolarWinds To Be Acquired By Turn/River Capital In $4.4B All-Cash Deal

    Read More: Turn/River’s $4.4 Billion Acquisition of SolarWinds Could Signal More IT-Related Deals

    5:21 – WEKA Restructure to Focus on AI

    WEKA is restructuring its go-to-market functions to align with the rapid growth of generative AI, following a strong 2024 in which it raised $140 million in funding and surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue. CEO Liran Zvibel emphasizes that this strategic shift will position the company for long-term success, with plans to expand headcount by approximately 120 employees to support large-scale enterprise AI and GPU acceleration deployments.

    Read More: WEKA restructures for the GenAI era

    9:23 – Cisco One Silicon Shows Big at Cisco Live EMEA

    Cisco Live EMEA is happening this week and Cisco has had some big announcements. The biggest news comes with investments in new service provider hardware and data center infrastructure as well. The moves appear to be positioned to help Cisco customers take advantage of AI while also offering a custom advantage. The newest platforms are all powered by Cisco’s Silicon One chips. The newest A-series and K-series CPUs help offload processing to the edge and give Cisco an opportunity to challenge merchant silicon vendors in the space. For more on this we’re going on site to Tom Hollingsworth in Amsterdam at Cisco Live for more.

    Read More: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live EMEA Day One

    12:50 – Hammerspace is Changing the AI Training Game

    Hammerspace is challenging conventional reliance on object storage for AI workloads by advocating for universal, protocol-agnostic data access instead. The company has emphasized the importance of intelligent data orchestration across various storage types, ensuring seamless access to relevant datasets without disruptive migrations. As AI adoption continues to grow, Hammerspace highlights the need for metadata-driven automation and hybrid access models to optimize performance and scalability in enterprise environments.

    Read More: Hammerspace challenges object storage norms for AI

    17:31 – French President to Invest $112B in AI

    French President Emmanuel Macron announced $112 billion in private investments for the AI ecosystem, with funds expected to be deployed in the coming years, coinciding with Paris hosting the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit. This investment will primarily focus on AI data centers, with the country positioning itself as an ideal location for AI infrastructure due to its low-carbon electricity and stable grid, which Macron emphasized as a competitive advantage for attracting global investments.

    Read More: Macron unveils $112B AI investment package, France’s answer to US’ Stargate

    22:36 – Huawei Shows Revenue Growth Despite Ban

    Huawei expects to meet its 2024 revenue target of ¥860 billion ($118.25 billion), marking 22% growth compared to 2023. Despite sanctions, its ICT business remains strong, its consumer sector is growing, and its smart car solutions are expanding quickly. This success is notable considering Huawei’s challenges, including the sale of its Honor brand and the difficult economic environment in China.

    Read More: Huawei revenue growing fast, suggesting China’s scoffing at sanctions

    26:49 – Sam Altman Says OpenAI is Not for Sale

    A group of investors has made a $97.4 billion offer to take control of OpenAI, aiming to restore the organization’s focus on open-source AI and safety. The investors are led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and several other backers. Tensions between Musk and OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman have escalated as Musk challenges OpenAI’s shift to a for-profit model and its current management.

    Read More: Musk-led investor group offers $97.4 billion for OpenAI — Altman declines

    33:06 – OpenAI to Take On NVIDIA with Proprietary Chip

    OpenAI is preparing to launch its own AI chip in 2024, aiming to reduce its reliance on Nvidia. The custom-designed chip, to be fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology, will focus on running AI models and will initially be deployed on a limited scale. OpenAI’s chip team, which has recently doubled in size, is also working on future versions with enhanced capabilities.

    Read More: OpenAI is reportedly getting closer to launching its in-house chip

    38:13 – The Weeks Ahead

    Cloud Field Day 22 – February 19 – 20

    Networking Field Day 37 – March 19 – 20

    Gestalt IT and Tech Field Day are now part of The Futurum Group.

    The Gestalt IT Rundown is your look at the IT news of the week. Be sure to subscribe to Gestalt IT on YouTube for even more weekly video content.

    #AI #ITNews #Rundown #Cisco #CiscoNetworking #DemitasseNZ #GestaltIT #HammerspaceInc #Huawei #OpenAI #SFoskett #SolarWinds #TechFieldDay #TechstrongTV #TheFuturumGroup #WekaIO

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  14. OpenAI Not For Sale as They Prepare Proprietary Chip | The Gestalt IT Rundown: February 12, 2025

    A group of investors, led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and other backers, has made a $97.4 billion bid to take control of OpenAI, aiming to refocus the organization on open-source AI and safety amid rising tensions between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over its shift to a for-profit model. Meanwhile, OpenAI is advancing its AI hardware strategy with plans to launch a custom-designed AI chip in 2024, fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology to reduce reliance on Nvidia. Initially deployed on a limited scale, the chip is designed to optimize AI model performance, with OpenAI’s expanding chip team already working on future iterations with enhanced capabilities. This and more on The Rundown.

    https://youtu.be/Ng59i8nmVI4

    Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | Amazon Music | Audio | YouTube

    2:44 – Turn/River Capital Acquires SolarWinds

    With its $4.4 billion acquisition of SolarWinds, Turn/River Capital seeks to take the IT management software firm private, allowing it to focus on long-term growth without the pressure of quarterly earnings. This deal aligns with a broader surge in private-equity buyouts in the software sector, driven by declining borrowing costs, and comes after SolarWinds’ turbulent past, including a major 2020 cyberattack that compromised government and corporate clients.

    Read More: SolarWinds To Be Acquired By Turn/River Capital In $4.4B All-Cash Deal

    Read More: Turn/River’s $4.4 Billion Acquisition of SolarWinds Could Signal More IT-Related Deals

    5:21 – WEKA Restructure to Focus on AI

    WEKA is restructuring its go-to-market functions to align with the rapid growth of generative AI, following a strong 2024 in which it raised $140 million in funding and surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue. CEO Liran Zvibel emphasizes that this strategic shift will position the company for long-term success, with plans to expand headcount by approximately 120 employees to support large-scale enterprise AI and GPU acceleration deployments.

    Read More: WEKA restructures for the GenAI era

    9:23 – Cisco One Silicon Shows Big at Cisco Live EMEA

    Cisco Live EMEA is happening this week and Cisco has had some big announcements. The biggest news comes with investments in new service provider hardware and data center infrastructure as well. The moves appear to be positioned to help Cisco customers take advantage of AI while also offering a custom advantage. The newest platforms are all powered by Cisco’s Silicon One chips. The newest A-series and K-series CPUs help offload processing to the edge and give Cisco an opportunity to challenge merchant silicon vendors in the space. For more on this we’re going on site to Tom Hollingsworth in Amsterdam at Cisco Live for more.

    Read More: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live EMEA Day One

    12:50 – Hammerspace is Changing the AI Training Game

    Hammerspace is challenging conventional reliance on object storage for AI workloads by advocating for universal, protocol-agnostic data access instead. The company has emphasized the importance of intelligent data orchestration across various storage types, ensuring seamless access to relevant datasets without disruptive migrations. As AI adoption continues to grow, Hammerspace highlights the need for metadata-driven automation and hybrid access models to optimize performance and scalability in enterprise environments.

    Read More: Hammerspace challenges object storage norms for AI

    17:31 – French President to Invest $112B in AI

    French President Emmanuel Macron announced $112 billion in private investments for the AI ecosystem, with funds expected to be deployed in the coming years, coinciding with Paris hosting the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit. This investment will primarily focus on AI data centers, with the country positioning itself as an ideal location for AI infrastructure due to its low-carbon electricity and stable grid, which Macron emphasized as a competitive advantage for attracting global investments.

    Read More: Macron unveils $112B AI investment package, France’s answer to US’ Stargate

    22:36 – Huawei Shows Revenue Growth Despite Ban

    Huawei expects to meet its 2024 revenue target of ¥860 billion ($118.25 billion), marking 22% growth compared to 2023. Despite sanctions, its ICT business remains strong, its consumer sector is growing, and its smart car solutions are expanding quickly. This success is notable considering Huawei’s challenges, including the sale of its Honor brand and the difficult economic environment in China.

    Read More: Huawei revenue growing fast, suggesting China’s scoffing at sanctions

    26:49 – Sam Altman Says OpenAI is Not for Sale

    A group of investors has made a $97.4 billion offer to take control of OpenAI, aiming to restore the organization’s focus on open-source AI and safety. The investors are led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and several other backers. Tensions between Musk and OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman have escalated as Musk challenges OpenAI’s shift to a for-profit model and its current management.

    Read More: Musk-led investor group offers $97.4 billion for OpenAI — Altman declines

    33:06 – OpenAI to Take On NVIDIA with Proprietary Chip

    OpenAI is preparing to launch its own AI chip in 2024, aiming to reduce its reliance on Nvidia. The custom-designed chip, to be fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology, will focus on running AI models and will initially be deployed on a limited scale. OpenAI’s chip team, which has recently doubled in size, is also working on future versions with enhanced capabilities.

    Read More: OpenAI is reportedly getting closer to launching its in-house chip

    38:13 – The Weeks Ahead

    Cloud Field Day 22 – February 19 – 20

    Networking Field Day 37 – March 19 – 20

    Gestalt IT and Tech Field Day are now part of The Futurum Group.

    The Gestalt IT Rundown is your look at the IT news of the week. Be sure to subscribe to Gestalt IT on YouTube for even more weekly video content.

    #AI #ITNews #Rundown #Cisco #CiscoNetworking #DemitasseNZ #GestaltIT #HammerspaceInc #Huawei #OpenAI #SFoskett #SolarWinds #TechFieldDay #TechstrongTV #TheFuturumGroup #WekaIO

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  15. OpenAI Not For Sale as They Prepare Proprietary Chip | The Gestalt IT Rundown: February 12, 2025

    A group of investors, led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and other backers, has made a $97.4 billion bid to take control of OpenAI, aiming to refocus the organization on open-source AI and safety amid rising tensions between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over its shift to a for-profit model. Meanwhile, OpenAI is advancing its AI hardware strategy with plans to launch a custom-designed AI chip in 2024, fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology to reduce reliance on Nvidia. Initially deployed on a limited scale, the chip is designed to optimize AI model performance, with OpenAI’s expanding chip team already working on future iterations with enhanced capabilities. This and more on The Rundown.

    https://youtu.be/Ng59i8nmVI4

    Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | Amazon Music | Audio | YouTube

    2:44 – Turn/River Capital Acquires SolarWinds

    With its $4.4 billion acquisition of SolarWinds, Turn/River Capital seeks to take the IT management software firm private, allowing it to focus on long-term growth without the pressure of quarterly earnings. This deal aligns with a broader surge in private-equity buyouts in the software sector, driven by declining borrowing costs, and comes after SolarWinds’ turbulent past, including a major 2020 cyberattack that compromised government and corporate clients.

    Read More: SolarWinds To Be Acquired By Turn/River Capital In $4.4B All-Cash Deal

    Read More: Turn/River’s $4.4 Billion Acquisition of SolarWinds Could Signal More IT-Related Deals

    5:21 – WEKA Restructure to Focus on AI

    WEKA is restructuring its go-to-market functions to align with the rapid growth of generative AI, following a strong 2024 in which it raised $140 million in funding and surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue. CEO Liran Zvibel emphasizes that this strategic shift will position the company for long-term success, with plans to expand headcount by approximately 120 employees to support large-scale enterprise AI and GPU acceleration deployments.

    Read More: WEKA restructures for the GenAI era

    9:23 – Cisco One Silicon Shows Big at Cisco Live EMEA

    Cisco Live EMEA is happening this week and Cisco has had some big announcements. The biggest news comes with investments in new service provider hardware and data center infrastructure as well. The moves appear to be positioned to help Cisco customers take advantage of AI while also offering a custom advantage. The newest platforms are all powered by Cisco’s Silicon One chips. The newest A-series and K-series CPUs help offload processing to the edge and give Cisco an opportunity to challenge merchant silicon vendors in the space. For more on this we’re going on site to Tom Hollingsworth in Amsterdam at Cisco Live for more.

    Read More: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live EMEA Day One

    12:50 – Hammerspace is Changing the AI Training Game

    Hammerspace is challenging conventional reliance on object storage for AI workloads by advocating for universal, protocol-agnostic data access instead. The company has emphasized the importance of intelligent data orchestration across various storage types, ensuring seamless access to relevant datasets without disruptive migrations. As AI adoption continues to grow, Hammerspace highlights the need for metadata-driven automation and hybrid access models to optimize performance and scalability in enterprise environments.

    Read More: Hammerspace challenges object storage norms for AI

    17:31 – French President to Invest $112B in AI

    French President Emmanuel Macron announced $112 billion in private investments for the AI ecosystem, with funds expected to be deployed in the coming years, coinciding with Paris hosting the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit. This investment will primarily focus on AI data centers, with the country positioning itself as an ideal location for AI infrastructure due to its low-carbon electricity and stable grid, which Macron emphasized as a competitive advantage for attracting global investments.

    Read More: Macron unveils $112B AI investment package, France’s answer to US’ Stargate

    22:36 – Huawei Shows Revenue Growth Despite Ban

    Huawei expects to meet its 2024 revenue target of ¥860 billion ($118.25 billion), marking 22% growth compared to 2023. Despite sanctions, its ICT business remains strong, its consumer sector is growing, and its smart car solutions are expanding quickly. This success is notable considering Huawei’s challenges, including the sale of its Honor brand and the difficult economic environment in China.

    Read More: Huawei revenue growing fast, suggesting China’s scoffing at sanctions

    26:49 – Sam Altman Says OpenAI is Not for Sale

    A group of investors has made a $97.4 billion offer to take control of OpenAI, aiming to restore the organization’s focus on open-source AI and safety. The investors are led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and several other backers. Tensions between Musk and OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman have escalated as Musk challenges OpenAI’s shift to a for-profit model and its current management.

    Read More: Musk-led investor group offers $97.4 billion for OpenAI — Altman declines

    33:06 – OpenAI to Take On NVIDIA with Proprietary Chip

    OpenAI is preparing to launch its own AI chip in 2024, aiming to reduce its reliance on Nvidia. The custom-designed chip, to be fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology, will focus on running AI models and will initially be deployed on a limited scale. OpenAI’s chip team, which has recently doubled in size, is also working on future versions with enhanced capabilities.

    Read More: OpenAI is reportedly getting closer to launching its in-house chip

    38:13 – The Weeks Ahead

    Cloud Field Day 22 – February 19 – 20

    Networking Field Day 37 – March 19 – 20

    Gestalt IT and Tech Field Day are now part of The Futurum Group.

    The Gestalt IT Rundown is your look at the IT news of the week. Be sure to subscribe to Gestalt IT on YouTube for even more weekly video content.

    #AI #ITNews #Rundown #Cisco #CiscoNetworking #DemitasseNZ #GestaltIT #HammerspaceInc #Huawei #OpenAI #SFoskett #SolarWinds #TechFieldDay #TechstrongTV #TheFuturumGroup #WekaIO

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  16. OpenAI Not For Sale as They Prepare Proprietary Chip | The Gestalt IT Rundown: February 12, 2025

    A group of investors, led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and other backers, has made a $97.4 billion bid to take control of OpenAI, aiming to refocus the organization on open-source AI and safety amid rising tensions between Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over its shift to a for-profit model. Meanwhile, OpenAI is advancing its AI hardware strategy with plans to launch a custom-designed AI chip in 2024, fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology to reduce reliance on Nvidia. Initially deployed on a limited scale, the chip is designed to optimize AI model performance, with OpenAI’s expanding chip team already working on future iterations with enhanced capabilities. This and more on The Rundown.

    https://youtu.be/Ng59i8nmVI4

    Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Overcast | Amazon Music | Audio | YouTube

    2:44 – Turn/River Capital Acquires SolarWinds

    With its $4.4 billion acquisition of SolarWinds, Turn/River Capital seeks to take the IT management software firm private, allowing it to focus on long-term growth without the pressure of quarterly earnings. This deal aligns with a broader surge in private-equity buyouts in the software sector, driven by declining borrowing costs, and comes after SolarWinds’ turbulent past, including a major 2020 cyberattack that compromised government and corporate clients.

    Read More: SolarWinds To Be Acquired By Turn/River Capital In $4.4B All-Cash Deal

    Read More: Turn/River’s $4.4 Billion Acquisition of SolarWinds Could Signal More IT-Related Deals

    5:21 – WEKA Restructure to Focus on AI

    WEKA is restructuring its go-to-market functions to align with the rapid growth of generative AI, following a strong 2024 in which it raised $140 million in funding and surpassed $100 million in annual recurring revenue. CEO Liran Zvibel emphasizes that this strategic shift will position the company for long-term success, with plans to expand headcount by approximately 120 employees to support large-scale enterprise AI and GPU acceleration deployments.

    Read More: WEKA restructures for the GenAI era

    9:23 – Cisco One Silicon Shows Big at Cisco Live EMEA

    Cisco Live EMEA is happening this week and Cisco has had some big announcements. The biggest news comes with investments in new service provider hardware and data center infrastructure as well. The moves appear to be positioned to help Cisco customers take advantage of AI while also offering a custom advantage. The newest platforms are all powered by Cisco’s Silicon One chips. The newest A-series and K-series CPUs help offload processing to the edge and give Cisco an opportunity to challenge merchant silicon vendors in the space. For more on this we’re going on site to Tom Hollingsworth in Amsterdam at Cisco Live for more.

    Read More: Tech Field Day Extra at Cisco Live EMEA Day One

    12:50 – Hammerspace is Changing the AI Training Game

    Hammerspace is challenging conventional reliance on object storage for AI workloads by advocating for universal, protocol-agnostic data access instead. The company has emphasized the importance of intelligent data orchestration across various storage types, ensuring seamless access to relevant datasets without disruptive migrations. As AI adoption continues to grow, Hammerspace highlights the need for metadata-driven automation and hybrid access models to optimize performance and scalability in enterprise environments.

    Read More: Hammerspace challenges object storage norms for AI

    17:31 – French President to Invest $112B in AI

    French President Emmanuel Macron announced $112 billion in private investments for the AI ecosystem, with funds expected to be deployed in the coming years, coinciding with Paris hosting the Artificial Intelligence Action Summit. This investment will primarily focus on AI data centers, with the country positioning itself as an ideal location for AI infrastructure due to its low-carbon electricity and stable grid, which Macron emphasized as a competitive advantage for attracting global investments.

    Read More: Macron unveils $112B AI investment package, France’s answer to US’ Stargate

    22:36 – Huawei Shows Revenue Growth Despite Ban

    Huawei expects to meet its 2024 revenue target of ¥860 billion ($118.25 billion), marking 22% growth compared to 2023. Despite sanctions, its ICT business remains strong, its consumer sector is growing, and its smart car solutions are expanding quickly. This success is notable considering Huawei’s challenges, including the sale of its Honor brand and the difficult economic environment in China.

    Read More: Huawei revenue growing fast, suggesting China’s scoffing at sanctions

    26:49 – Sam Altman Says OpenAI is Not for Sale

    A group of investors has made a $97.4 billion offer to take control of OpenAI, aiming to restore the organization’s focus on open-source AI and safety. The investors are led by Elon Musk’s startup xAI and several other backers. Tensions between Musk and OpenAI’s CEO Sam Altman have escalated as Musk challenges OpenAI’s shift to a for-profit model and its current management.

    Read More: Musk-led investor group offers $97.4 billion for OpenAI — Altman declines

    33:06 – OpenAI to Take On NVIDIA with Proprietary Chip

    OpenAI is preparing to launch its own AI chip in 2024, aiming to reduce its reliance on Nvidia. The custom-designed chip, to be fabricated by TSMC using 3-nanometer technology, will focus on running AI models and will initially be deployed on a limited scale. OpenAI’s chip team, which has recently doubled in size, is also working on future versions with enhanced capabilities.

    Read More: OpenAI is reportedly getting closer to launching its in-house chip

    38:13 – The Weeks Ahead

    Cloud Field Day 22 – February 19 – 20

    Networking Field Day 37 – March 19 – 20

    Gestalt IT and Tech Field Day are now part of The Futurum Group.

    The Gestalt IT Rundown is your look at the IT news of the week. Be sure to subscribe to Gestalt IT on YouTube for even more weekly video content.

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  17. CW: Web1 / Web2 #migration to #web3 #GovernmentServices

    I read a story the other day about ANOTHER #GovernmentServicesOrg #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh account suspended.... for no reason given...

    The Reason being the #accountsuspended... was... wot(?):

    ¹ Bad management?
    ² Technical glitch?
    ³ Did they get #hacked?
    ⁴ Hacked?!?! Again!?!🤦‍♂️

    Previously a month or two ago another #technews outlet suggested that this is a #wakeupcall for said #GovernmentServicesOrg's to #SetupTheirOwnInfrastructure or #outsource this to a #MSP so you #ControlYourOwnPlatform communications wise. Solutions to do this #infrastructurebuyback for controlling your own company's #CommsPlatforms are taking off marketing wise.

    You can see the stories of what happens when a few #BadActors of private and publicly traded company platforms become unreliable to the point of endangering #PublicServicesCommunications wise for your department and company brand wise.

    The funny part was the highlight of the article that said this was a less than 10% of their communications platform traffic when looked at their web site traffic where they do own vs. their bad #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh #web1 #web2 presence.

    _Less_! Than! 10%!
    ------------------------

    There are solutions that the #pettycash budget most #smolbusinesses budget that could outsource this #web3 presence and redirect to that would fix this in less than a month with the correct #MultipostingClient imo.

    Figure. I.T. Out! #ITnews #web3migrationbridges #web2toweb3strategys

  18. CW: Web1 / Web2 #migration to #web3 #GovernmentServices

    I read a story the other day about ANOTHER #GovernmentServicesOrg #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh account suspended.... for no reason given...

    The Reason being the #accountsuspended... was... wot(?):

    ¹ Bad management?
    ² Technical glitch?
    ³ Did they get #hacked?
    ⁴ Hacked?!?! Again!?!🤦‍♂️

    Previously a month or two ago another #technews outlet suggested that this is a #wakeupcall for said #GovernmentServicesOrg's to #SetupTheirOwnInfrastructure or #outsource this to a #MSP so you #ControlYourOwnPlatform communications wise. Solutions to do this #infrastructurebuyback for controlling your own company's #CommsPlatforms are taking off marketing wise.

    You can see the stories of what happens when a few #BadActors of private and publicly traded company platforms become unreliable to the point of endangering #PublicServicesCommunications wise for your department and company brand wise.

    The funny part was the highlight of the article that said this was a less than 10% of their communications platform traffic when looked at their web site traffic where they do own vs. their bad #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh #web1 #web2 presence.

    _Less_! Than! 10%!
    ------------------------

    There are solutions that the #pettycash budget most #smolbusinesses budget that could outsource this #web3 presence and redirect to that would fix this in less than a month with the correct #MultipostingClient imo.

    Figure. I.T. Out! #ITnews #web3migrationbridges #web2toweb3strategys

  19. CW: Web1 / Web2 #migration to #web3 #GovernmentServices

    I read a story the other day about ANOTHER #GovernmentServicesOrg #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh account suspended.... for no reason given...

    The Reason being the #accountsuspended... was... wot(?):

    ¹ Bad management?
    ² Technical glitch?
    ³ Did they get #hacked?
    ⁴ Hacked?!?! Again!?!🤦‍♂️

    Previously a month or two ago another #technews outlet suggested that this is a #wakeupcall for said #GovernmentServicesOrg's to #SetupTheirOwnInfrastructure or #outsource this to a #MSP so you #ControlYourOwnPlatform communications wise. Solutions to do this #infrastructurebuyback for controlling your own company's #CommsPlatforms are taking off marketing wise.

    You can see the stories of what happens when a few #BadActors of private and publicly traded company platforms become unreliable to the point of endangering #PublicServicesCommunications wise for your department and company brand wise.

    The funny part was the highlight of the article that said this was a less than 10% of their communications platform traffic when looked at their web site traffic where they do own vs. their bad #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh #web1 #web2 presence.

    _Less_! Than! 10%!
    ------------------------

    There are solutions that the #pettycash budget most #smolbusinesses budget that could outsource this #web3 presence and redirect to that would fix this in less than a month with the correct #MultipostingClient imo.

    Figure. I.T. Out! #ITnews #web3migrationbridges #web2toweb3strategys

  20. CW: Web1 / Web2 #migration to #web3 #GovernmentServices

    I read a story the other day about ANOTHER #GovernmentServicesOrg #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh account suspended.... for no reason given...

    The Reason being the #accountsuspended... was... wot(?):

    ¹ Bad management?
    ² Technical glitch?
    ³ Did they get #hacked?
    ⁴ Hacked?!?! Again!?!🤦‍♂️

    Previously a month or two ago another #technews outlet suggested that this is a #wakeupcall for said #GovernmentServicesOrg's to #SetupTheirOwnInfrastructure or #outsource this to a #MSP so you #ControlYourOwnPlatform communications wise. Solutions to do this #infrastructurebuyback for controlling your own company's #CommsPlatforms are taking off marketing wise.

    You can see the stories of what happens when a few #BadActors of private and publicly traded company platforms become unreliable to the point of endangering #PublicServicesCommunications wise for your department and company brand wise.

    The funny part was the highlight of the article that said this was a less than 10% of their communications platform traffic when looked at their web site traffic where they do own vs. their bad #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh #web1 #web2 presence.

    _Less_! Than! 10%!
    ------------------------

    There are solutions that the #pettycash budget most #smolbusinesses budget that could outsource this #web3 presence and redirect to that would fix this in less than a month with the correct #MultipostingClient imo.

    Figure. I.T. Out! #ITnews #web3migrationbridges #web2toweb3strategys

  21. CW: Web1 / Web2 #migration to #web3 #GovernmentServices

    I read a story the other day about ANOTHER #GovernmentServicesOrg #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh account suspended.... for no reason given...

    The Reason being the #accountsuspended... was... wot(?):

    ¹ Bad management?
    ² Technical glitch?
    ³ Did they get #hacked?
    ⁴ Hacked?!?! Again!?!🤦‍♂️

    Previously a month or two ago another #technews outlet suggested that this is a #wakeupcall for said #GovernmentServicesOrg's to #SetupTheirOwnInfrastructure or #outsource this to a #MSP so you #ControlYourOwnPlatform communications wise. Solutions to do this #infrastructurebuyback for controlling your own company's #CommsPlatforms are taking off marketing wise.

    You can see the stories of what happens when a few #BadActors of private and publicly traded company platforms become unreliable to the point of endangering #PublicServicesCommunications wise for your department and company brand wise.

    The funny part was the highlight of the article that said this was a less than 10% of their communications platform traffic when looked at their web site traffic where they do own vs. their bad #ToxicSocialMediaOnePointOh #web1 #web2 presence.

    _Less_! Than! 10%!
    ------------------------

    There are solutions that the #pettycash budget most #smolbusinesses budget that could outsource this #web3 presence and redirect to that would fix this in less than a month with the correct #MultipostingClient imo.

    Figure. I.T. Out! #ITnews #web3migrationbridges #web2toweb3strategys