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Capital One Financial Corp.’s five-year mission to transform its information technology operations to a “serverless-first” model is paying off in improved developer productivity, lower operating costs and a shift away from infrastructure focus toward customer-facing outcomes. The move has been less a technology migration than a redefinition of how applications are built, operated and governed […] The post Inside Capital One’s shift to a ‘serverless-first’ operating model appeared first on Silico

It’s now widely accepted that artificial intelligence will permeate nearly every aspect of our lives. That presents new challenges related to AI threats, enterprise AI management and adapting security programs for an increasingly AI-driven world. What matters most in assessing your risk exposure is to understand what type of AI is being used. There’s a […] The post How flexibility and ambassadors can secure the AI-enabled enterprise  appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Chipmaker Hailo Technologies Ltd. is reportedly preparing to list its shares through a merger with a special-purpose acquisition company. Calcalist revealed the plan today, citing regulatory filings from Hailo investor Delek Automotive. The offering is reportedly designed to shore up the chipmaker’s finances amid an “urgent need for liquidity.” Hailo laid off nearly 10% of […] The post Report: Edge AI chip startup Hailo to go public via SPAC merger appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Artificial intelligence has dramatically improved a number of technologies in a short period of time. Unfortunately, these technologies are also being weaponized by an assortment of malicious actors. One example of how this is becoming a significant problem can be found in the burgeoning field of voice phishing, fraudulent phone-based or video scams where attackers […] The post Deepfakes and malware: AI menu grows longer for threat actors, causing headaches for defenders appeared first on Silico

The theme of this year’s RSAC gathering in San Francisco was “The Power of Community.” Based on the presentations and dialogue that took place over four days, the cybersecurity community is increasingly autonomous and under AI attack. Survey results provided to SiliconANGLE from Enterprise Technology Research show that as organizations turn to stronger hygiene and […] The post Three insights you may have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of RSAC 2026 appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Anthropic PBC has reportedly acquired Coefficient Bio Inc., a provider of artificial intelligence software for medical researchers. Half the startup’s stock was owned by a healthcare-focused venture capital firm called Dimension. The fund informed investors of the acquisition in a letter that was published today by journalist Eric Newcomer. According to the document, Anthropic is […] The post Anthropic reportedly acquires medical AI startup Coefficient Bio for $400M+ appeared first on SiliconANG

Artificial intelligence inference is entering a new era defined not by compute alone, but by an escalating demand for context memory that traditional storage architectures were never designed to handle. Inference didn’t hit a compute wall — it hit a context memory wall. As AI workloads evolve from single-shot prompts to multi-turn, agentic sessions with […] The post AI’s context memory explosion hits the storage wall as NAND scarcity tightens its grip appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Scan any industry publication and the same story shows up: Cloud costs are out of control, and enterprises are scrambling. The technology everyone bet on to drive growth is making the problem worse: Some 55% of respondents to a recent PricewaterhouseCoopers International Ltd. survey say they have yet to see any benefit from artificial intelligence tools. […] The post You can’t FinOps your way out of AI cloud costs appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Can Elon Musk pull off the mother of all IPOs? This week his SpaceX reportedly filed confidentially for a $75 billion initial public offering that could value it at $1.75T. It would be the largest IPO ever, and investors seem to be lining up. Given the state of the world and the economy, there’s a lot […] The post SpaceX’s stratospheric IPO hopes, OpenAI’s ridiculous round and the agentic AI gap appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

U.S. venture capital activity surged to unprecedented levels in the first quarter of 2026, driven by a small number of outsized artificial intelligence deals that reshaped the overall market profile, according to a first look at the quarterly PitchBook-NVCA Venture Monitor report released early Friday. According to the report, $267.2 billion in deal value was recorded during the quarter, […] The post PitchBook: US venture funding surges to record $267B as OpenAI, Anthropic and xAI dominate AI de

Startup Cursor today debuted a new version of its popular artificial intelligence coding platform. The release includes features that will make it easier for developers to automate programming tasks using AI agents. It also introduces improvements in other areas. Cursor, officially Anysphere Inc., has raised more than $3 billion in funding from Nvidia Corp., Google […] The post Cursor refreshes its vibe coding platform with focus on AI agents appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

ZeroEyes Inc., a startup that’s best known for its computer vision-based gun detection technology, is expanding its platform to spot people carrying knives and track suspects as it pushes to become a more comprehensive system for public safety. Today’s update transforms ZeroEyes from a niche threat detection tool into a full-fledged intelligence platform for physical […] The post ZeroEyes expands AI-based threat detection into the physical realm to secure public spaces appeared first on SiliconA

Cupertino-based facial recognition security startup Alcatraz said today it has raised $50 million in a Series B funding round led by BlackPeak Capital, Cogito Capital and Taiwania Capital. Previous investors Almaz Capital, EBRD and Ray Stata also participated, bringing the company’s total funding to date to over $100 million. Alcatraz is the developer of physical […] The post Alcatraz raises $50M to bring Apple Face ID-style security to physical buildings appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Researchers from quantum computing companies Quanscient Oy and Haiqu Inc. today announced that they have developed a new quantum computing algorithm designed to make computational fluid dynamics simulations more practical on quantum hardware. Developed and tested on IBM Corp.’s largest available quantum computer, the IBM Heron R3, the algorithm reduces the number of qubits required […] The post New Quanscient and Haiqu algorithm targets scalable fluid simulations on quantum computers appeared fi

Twenty-four years ago, two young coders launched a fork of the b2/cafelog log code called WordPress, a content management system for the then-emerging blogging world that over two decades later has grown into the most-used CMS on the planet. Though WordPress is now estimated to power around 40% of sites on the internet, not only spawning […] The post Cloudflare debuts EmDash to challenge aging WordPress with AI-native CMS appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

OpenAI Group PBC today announced that it has acquired the company behind TBPN, a popular tech industry podcast. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. According to The Wall Street Journal, TBPN expects to generate more than $30 million in advertising revenue this year. That suggests the buyout price was relatively small compared to […] The post OpenAI acquires tech industry podcast company TBPN appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Microsoft Corp. today introduced a trio of artificial intelligence models optimized to process images and audio. The algorithms are available through Microsoft Foundry, an Azure service that developers can use to build AI applications. The tech giant has also started rolling out the models to a number of other products. The first new algorithm, MAI-Image-2, […] The post Microsoft launches new high-speed voice and image models appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Google LLC is upping the stakes for open-weights artificial intelligence models with the release of Gemma 4, its most advanced “open” model family so far. Built on the same architectural foundation as Gemini 3, the models are designed to handle complex reasoning tasks and support autonomous AI agents running locally on low-power devices such as […] The post Google’s new Gemma 4 models bring complex reasoning skills to low-power devices appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

TheCUBE Research is continuing to grow its cybersecurity practice with the addition of Krista Case (pictured) as principal analyst and practice lead for cyber resilience and security. In this role, Case will lead research and advisory efforts across key areas shaping cybersecurity, business continuity and regulatory compliance. This coverage includes how organizations protect and govern […] The post theCUBE Research expands cybersecurity coverage with Krista Case joining as principal analyst app

Inbound marketing and customer relationship management platform HubSpot Inc. today announced it’s changing how customers pay for artificial intelligence with the introduction of an outcome-based pricing model for two of its core AI tools that ties cost directly to results rather than usage. The company is shifting its Breeze Customer Agent and Breeze Prospecting Agent […] The post HubSpot flips AI pricing on its head with outcome-based Breeze agents appeared first on SiliconANGLE.