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Brazilian Companies Split AI Workloads Across Hybrid Clouds
📅 - Brazilian companies are dividing AI workloads between private infrastructure and domestic public cloud regions as scarce advanced GPUs, data residency rules, and tighter cost controls reshape enterprise architecture. Research from ISG says data and preprocessing are staying local, while training and inference increasingly move to elastic capacity inside Brazil, raising questions about latency, resilience, and provider dependence.
The architecture is less about choosing between private and public cloud than deciding where each stage of an AI workload can run without creating a compliance, cost, or performance problem. Data and early processing remain in private, hosted, or colocation [...][... Check source for end of article ...]
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📅 - Study: Data Center Power and Cooling Systems Carry Cyber Risk - Nearly one in five physical control assets inside major data centers sits just one network step from a system making outbound internet connections, according to research by Claroty. The exposure could give attackers a route toward power, cooling, building management, and monitoring equipment whose disruption may take computing capacity offline even when servers themselves remain otherwise uncompromised.
The finding shifts attention away from servers and network appliances toward equipment that most security programs still treat as facilities technology. Power distribution units, cooling controls, building management platforms, generators, environmental sensors, and data center [...]
📅 - Arm Posts Record Quarter as AI Infrastructure Drives New Growth - Arm delivered another quarter of record revenue as AI infrastructure spending continued reshaping the semiconductor market, with licensing, royalties, and data center demand driving growth. The chip architecture company also reported accelerating interest in its AGI CPU initiative, signaling confidence that hyperscale computing increasingly favors Arm-based designs over traditional processor ecosystems across global markets.
For years, Arm's business revolved around collecting royalties from billions of smartphones and embedded devices while licensing processor designs to chipmakers. That revenue engine still matters. Increasingly, though, the company is being judged on something else [...]
📅 - Check Point Adds AI Traffic Controls to Enterprise Firewalls - Enterprise firewalls are being asked to inspect a new kind of traffic: employee prompts, model calls, autonomous agent actions, and sensitive business context flowing toward public and private AI systems. Check Point is adding controls for that activity to its existing firewall software, aiming to govern AI use without forcing customers to deploy another standalone security layer.
The feature arrives in the R82.20 software release and sits inside Check Point's broader AI Defense Plane. The commercial argument is straightforward enough. Most large companies already have firewalls positioned across branch offices, data centers, cloud estates, and remote access paths. If AI activity can be [...]
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