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AI’s hardware squeeze is increasingly pushing businesses to rent storage instead of owning it

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By Hemant Harie
| ITWeb Africa Verified
Hemant Harie, Group CTO at Data Management Professionals South Africa. Enterprises are being battered by a perfect storm in data storage. Artificial Intelligence (AI) workloads consume capacity at a pace no legacy architecture can sustain, component shortages choke global supply chains, and hardware costs and lead times have become erratic enough to derail even the best‑laid IT strategies.
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Using AI to protect data from cybercriminals is crucial

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By Hemant Harie
| BusinessBrief Verified
Hemant Harie | Group CTO | Data Management Professionals South Africa (DMP-SA) | mail me | The cybersecurity landscape is rapidly changing, with hackers increasingly utilising Artificial Intelligence (AI) to carry out sophisticated attacks on their targets. To defend against these AI-driven threats, organisations must adopt data protection solutions that harness AI, essentially “fighting fire with fire”. This is the foundation of using AI to protect data from cybercriminals.
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Why using AI to protect data from cybercriminals is crucial

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By Hemant Harie
| ITWeb Africa Verified
Hemant Harie, Group CTO at Data Management Professionals South Africa. The cybersecurity landscape is rapidly changing, with hackers increasingly utilising Artificial Intelligence (AI) to carry out sophisticated attacks on their targets. To defend against these AI-driven threats, organisations must adopt data protection solutions that harness AI – essentially, “fighting fire with fire”. The IT space today is a battlefield, with cyberattacks getting smarter, faster and harder to detect.
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