Artificial Intelligence

As AI agents become integrated into enterprise workflows, traditional identity security must evolve to manage these new digital entities. The author argues for a unified, programmable identity model that provides visibility and just-in-time access without exposing sensitive credentials.

The rise of autonomous AI agents necessitates a shift from predictable security models to structural governance. Organizations must move beyond simple technical controls to address the inherent unpredictability and high-level authority of agentic systems.

CISA has implemented a new directive forcing federal civilian agencies to remediate high-risk vulnerabilities in as little as three days. This rapid response requirement is a direct reaction to the increased ability of threat actors to use AI for automated bug hunting and exploitation.

OQC, JPMorganChase, and AMD are collaborating to build a Quantum-AI Data Centre in London. The platform will integrate quantum hardware with AI and classical computing to research complex financial applications.

Bitcoin miners are emerging as 'power landlords' by leveraging their large-scale electrical infrastructure to support AI hyperscalers. This strategic shift is expected to drive massive revenue growth as the demand for AI computing power accelerates.

Meta reported record revenue in Q1 2026, but this success is coupled with major layoffs of 8,000 employees. The company is aggressively redirecting profits and capital expenditure toward massive AI infrastructure buildouts, signaling a drastic corporate pivot.