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If you’ve ever felt tricked into an Amazon Prime subscription or found it almost impossible to cancel, you’re hardly alone. In fact, the Federal Trade Commission agrees that the process has been anything but simple. After filing a lawsuit against Amazon in 2023, the retailer was just hit with a massive $2.5 billion settlementThat historic number isn’t just a slap on the wrist. The FTC says $1.5 billion is being set aside to repay eligible subscribers, with the other $1 billion going to a civil penalty. While Amazon didn’t admit to any wrongdoing, it is being forced to make some changes. The settlement…
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In this article, I would like to share our twisted journey about the data migration from our old monolith to the new “micro” databases. I would like to highlight the specific challenges we encountered during the process, present potential solutions for them, and outline our data migration strategy.Background: summary and the necessity of the projectHow to migrate the data into the new applications: describe the options/strategies how we wanted and how we did the migrationImplementationSetting up a test projectTransforming the data: difficulties and solutionsRestoring the database: how to manage long running sql scripts with an applicationFinalising the migration and preparing…
Sam Altman, the chief executive of OpenAI, says that technological revolutions are driven by more than just technology. They are also driven, he argues, by new ways of paying for them.“There is always a lot of focus on technological innovation. What really drives a lot of progress is when people also figure out how to innovate on the financial model,” he recently said at the site of a data center that OpenAI is building in Abilene, Texas.Over the last several years, Mr. Altman’s company has found unusual and creative ways of paying for the computing power needed to fuel its…
Carbon accounting platforms are becoming a cornerstone of enterprise sustainability programs, enabling organizations to measure, manage, and report emissions data with financial-grade accuracy. As disclosure regulations expand in scope, enterprises are under pressure to produce audit-ready carbon data and align reporting with international standards. Beyond compliance, the conversation is shifting toward using carbon data to inform strategic decisions, optimize procurement, engage suppliers, and guide investments that drive measurable decarbonization. The Everest Group Carbon Accounting Platform PEAK Matrix® Assessment 2025 analyzes 17 leading technology providers that are redefining this fast-evolving landscape. The report examines how the market is consolidating around integrated,…
We’re breaking down how AI might impact enterprise networks in data-driven deep dives. Using TeleGeography’s WAN Cost Benchmark—a customized platform that makes it easy to model and track your WAN network costs—we’re modeling potential real-life network setups and configurations for AI.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming industries and the epicentre of this revolution is the AI Product Manager. Since the business world is scrambling to apply machine learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), computer vision and automation to its services, the necessity to find people who can fill the gap between what the business wants to achieve and what AI can do is growing exponentially. In this guide, you will learn what an AI product manager is and what skills you need to be an AI product manager, career paths, main responsibilities, and how to enter into this high-impact career. Who is…
Executive Briefing What Happened: A stealthy, persistent backdoor was discovered in over 16,000 Fortinet firewalls. This wasn’t a new vulnerability – it was a case of attackers exploiting a subtle part of the system (language folders) to maintain unauthorized access even after the original vulnerabilities had been patched. What It Means: Devices that were considered “safe” may still be compromised. Attackers had read-only access to sensitive system files via symbolic links placed on the file system – completely bypassing traditional authentication and detection. Even if a device was patched months ago, the attacker could still be in place. Business Risk:…
It’s 4:30 a.m. at a bottling plant, and one last truck is running late. It’s not carrying syrup or cans — it’s delivering carbon dioxide (CO₂), the gas that makes every drink sparkle. When the truck misses its window, production slows, carbonation drops, and schedules start to slip. We usually think of carbon dioxide as a greenhouse gas. But in everyday industry, it keeps food cold as dry ice, puts the fizz in drinks, helps clean and stabilize water, and supports metalwork in manufacturing. It even plays a role in hospitals and labs. When supply runs short, production slows, costs…
On paper, it sounds so simple: you prepare for the real thing by running simulations. After all, the same principle applies to countless disciplines: sports, the military, transport, crisis preparedness, and many more. And, of course, to various aspects of cybersecurity, including red teaming, purple teaming, Capture-The-Flag (CTF) contests, and tabletop exercises. Is phishing any different? The answer: it’s not, at least in theory. It all comes down to execution, and we’ve seen several mistakes organizations make when implementing phishing training. Four of the most common, in our experience, are: Making phishing simulations an exercise in tick-box compliance, without putting…
