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iOPEX

Transform or Fade: What 2026's Booming Digital Economy is Teaching Us

Mar 5, 2026 By iOPEX Technologies , In iOPEX
That is the defining business tension of 2026. A vanguard of roughly 12% of global enterprises, per PwC's 29th Global CEO Survey of 4,454 chief executives, has managed to deliver both revenue growth and cost reductions from AI simultaneously. These organizations are not just ahead. They are structurally pulling away. For everyone else, the 56% of CEOs who report no significant financial benefit from AI despite sustained investment, the clock is compounding against them.
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datadog

Meet the new Bits AI SRE: Deeper reasoning, twice as fast

Mar 5, 2026 By Dan Green In Datadog
When we announced Bits AI SRE at DASH 2025, we introduced an autonomous SRE agent that investigates alerts the moment they trigger. Bits AI SRE reads the same telemetry data as your team, understands your architecture, and follows your runbooks to identify likely root causes before you even open your laptop. It’s your AI teammate that’s always on call.
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What Is LLMjacking? The New AI Cybercrime Stealing Cloud AI Compute

Mar 5, 2026 By Sysdig In Sysdig
LLMjacking is a new cybercrime where attackers steal access to cloud-hosted AI models and use them for free — while the victim pays the bill. In this video, we break down what LLMjacking is, how attackers exploit compromised credentials and exposed APIs, and why security teams should treat AI infrastructure as a high-value attack target. Discovered by the Sysdig Threat Research Team, LLMjacking is quickly becoming the AI-era equivalent of cryptojacking — except instead of mining cryptocurrency, attackers run expensive large language models (LLMs) at scale.
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upsun

AI-ready sovereignty playbook 2026: how to run gen-AI workloads (ethically) in the EU

Mar 5, 2026 By Upsun In Upsun
Sovereignty is a concept that can have shown nuances in the way it is currently used by states and industry to describe some services. The term “strategic autonomy” has also been used, as to describe the need for governments to ensure that they have a hand on the full value chain (or at least know the gaps and accept the risks) and can apply their rules while it seats in its jurisdiction (autonomy derives from the greek autos (self) nomos (rule).
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influxdata

From Reactive to Predictive: Preserving BESS Uptime at Scale

Mar 5, 2026 By Allyson Boate In InfluxData
Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) operate as revenue-generating grid assets that capture surplus electricity, deploy power during demand spikes, and support frequency control. By shifting energy across time, they stabilize grid conditions, enable renewable integration, and execute market dispatch commitments. When systems respond as designed, stored capacity becomes a flexible, monetizable supply. But BESS performance depends on precision and availability.
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ivanti

Who Owns Endpoint Management? Defining Security and IT Governance

Mar 5, 2026 By Aruna Kureti In Ivanti
Endpoint management is one of the most critical — and most contested — areas of enterprise governance. Every organization depends on endpoints, yet many still struggle to answer a fundamental question: who actually owns these devices? In many environments, IT and security teams are both confident they’re doing the right thing, yet still talk past each other. Security looks at a scanner and sees 10,000 critical vulnerabilities; IT looks at a patch report and sees everything deployed.
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console connect

What's new with Console Connect Private Label?

Mar 5, 2026 By Lily Bennett In Console Connect
Last year, we launched a powerful new way for partners to transform how they resell and manage connectivity globally. With Console Connect Private Label, partners can deliver on-demand NaaS capabilities to their customers under their own brand, without the cost, risk or complexity of building and maintaining a SaaS platform.
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cortex

What is engineering operations? A guide to the discipline transforming software teams

Mar 5, 2026 By Ganesh Datta In Cortex
Engineering teams are writing more code than ever. AI coding tools have made individual developers dramatically more productive, yet most organizations report moving only about 20% faster than before. The real constraint has always been the operational fabric surrounding the act of writing code. The processes, standards, visibility, and coordination that determine whether hundreds of engineers and thousands of services ship reliable software at speed have always been where the real work happens.
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