As organizations scale their use of artificial intelligence, the need for bias detection and fairness auditing has never been greater. Understanding how to audit your AI models for bias and fairness is crucial in this landscape. AI models influence hiring, credit approvals, healthcare access, and countless other areas — meaning that hidden bias isn’t just a technical flaw, it’s a.. Read more

The Internet of Things (IoT) has evolved from a buzzword into a critical enabler of digital transformation. From smart factories to connected healthcare systems and intelligent retail operations, IoT allows organizations to gather, analyze, and act on data in real time. This capability is essential for building a scalable IoT ecosystem. But to unlock its full potential, businesses must do more.. Read more

The rapid convergence of Edge Computing, IoT, and 5G is creating new opportunities for innovation. Different industries benefit, from smart factories and connected vehicles to intelligent healthcare and retail automation. While large enterprises invest heavily in these technologies, startups often drive the most disruptive innovations. Startups driving edge IoT and 5G innovation are at the forefront of these changes.  These.. Read more

Inside the EU AI Act: What It Means for Businesses Worldwide is a topic of great significance as the European Union’s AI Act is the world’s first comprehensive regulation for artificial intelligence — and its impact extends far beyond Europe. Designed to ensure safe, transparent, and accountable use of AI, the Act introduces new compliance obligations that affect how companies.. Read more

Artificial intelligence is transforming how organizations operate, innovate, and make decisions. But as its capabilities grow, so do the risks — from bias and data misuse to regulatory exposure and reputational harm. That’s why AI governance has become essential for modern IT leaders: it ensures that AI systems remain ethical, secure, and aligned with both business goals and compliance standards. .. Read more

The regulatory landscape for Internet of Things (IoT) devices moved from “warned-about” to actively enforced in 2025. Governments and standards bodies worldwide are tightening rules, publishing guidance, and launching labeling/certification programs so that connected devices are safer, more private, and more interoperable. If your business builds, buys, or deploys IoT, 2025 is the year to treat compliance as a strategic.. Read more