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Really enjoyable conversation with Ross Fear from Pure Storage on current & future tech and how we can modernise, improve and streamline our Client. Look forward to a face to face and next steps #alliances #purestorage #kyndryl

Love this article co-authored by one of my peers at Intel, Gretchen Stewart. The supply chain DOES matter and most of all we have taken an in depth approach to a solution rather than a compliance checklist. Gretchen Stewart Hannah S. Ricardo Dutton Jr. Mark Valcich #iamintel #nist #nistsupplychain #cloudcomputing #lovetobesecure #softwarematters

In the shadow of giants within the US defense industry, where mega-corporations have long dominated the landscape with their low-volume, high-cost business models, a narrative of change unfolds with #artificialintelligence at the forefront. Enter Anduril Industries, a company daring to redefine itself not as a contractor but as a "Defense Product" entity. At the heart of Anduril's innovation lies Lattice AI, their core software, a beacon of their technological prowess. Anduril's strategy has been distinctive: acquire small and medium-sized firms specializing in defense systems and synergize them under the Lattice AI umbrella. This convergence has meant that investments in software elevate the entire product suite, a reflection of the belief that the sum is greater than its parts. Building defense systems is their mission. At the same time, the prerogative of whom to sell rests with the government. This philosophy ensures their technology doesn't fall into hands that could wield it against us or others. Contrast this with the broader tech industry, where many companies publicly shy away from defense contracts, ostensibly to avoid embroilment in conflicts. A case in point is Google, where a vocal minority — 3,000 employees — petitioned against any involvement in defense. Yet, this figure represents a mere 2% of their workforce, a silent majority whose views remain unspoken, perhaps disinterested. The prevalent excuse, often veiled as moral high ground, conveniently overlooks their hidden financial interest in foreign collaboration. It's a stark reminder that while some companies sidestep US defense work, they don't hesitate to engage with foreign firms, chasing lucrative returns. This dichotomy poses a latent risk: the cream of the American workforce could be siphoned to serve foreign interests, potentially leaving the US defense apparatus technologically outpaced. But Anduril stands as a bulwark against this trend, bridging the critical gap with products that defy traditional industry standards. Their vision is audacious — to invert the market dynamics to high-volume, low-cost offerings, thereby disrupting the very fabric of the conventional defense industry. I would appreciate the thoughts and corrections that people would have on this.

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Understand how to better leverage the power of AIOps through these five case studies - read them here.

Understand how to better leverage the power of AIOps through these five case studies - read them here.

Discover the potential of #DataAnalytics for your CU! Explore our comprehensive guide at zurl.co/LXVi. Acquire insightful insights to drive advancements, make informed decisions, and enhance member interactions. Embrace the chance to shape the future of your CU!

Understand how to better leverage the power of AIOps through these five case studies - read them here.