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NVIDIA and a coalition of technology leaders have launched the Open Secure AI Alliance to advance open AI security tools and strengthen cyber defenses in the age of autonomous AI agents.

Built for the AI era, the framework introduces new partner designations and incentives designed to accelerate customer success.

The program provides first-time participants ages 5-9 with head-to-toe equipment, eight classes of age-appropriate on-ice instruction and certified coaching

Akamai joins WWT's ARMOR ecosystem to advance secure, resilient AI infrastructure built on NVIDIA technologies.

Akamai joined WWT's ARMOR framework to offload security to NVIDIA DPUs, saving compute for AI. Tests show this accelerated ransomware containment by 21.4%.

The contract is the largest enterprise agreement in the 22-year history of VQ Communications, which develops management and automation software for Cisco collaboration deployments.

Akamai joins WWT's ARMOR AI security framework, delivering AI-ready protection with NVIDIA to help enterprises build resilient, secure AI infrastructure.

Despite ongoing IT component supply chain concerns, Dell partners remain confident thanks to the company's deep, longstanding relationships with manufacturers and suppliers worldwide.

Akamai's security solutions strengthen WWT's vendor-agnostic AI security framework, helping organizations scale AI with greater resilience, performance and protection.

In partnership with WWT, VQ Communications will help the U.S. Army securely modernize and manage its Cisco collaboration environment at scale.

Softchoice CEO Andrew Caprara explains to CRN his company's hiring strategy, sales growth and WWT synergies that is taking Softchoice into the enterprise.

As enterprises race to scale AI, observability and operational control are emerging as critical requirements for managing cost, risk and performance.