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Turn SBOMs into a security advantage with Anchore’s Bring Your Own SBOM, Anchore Rank, and automation to boost supply chain visibility and risk management.

Compare Talos + Omni with managed Kubernetes for true TCO, efficiency, and risk insights. Learn when this approach saves and when it doesn’t.

Discover key IoT trends shaping business innovation: AI integration, 5G, digital twins, and more. Stay ahead with smart IoT strategies.

Discover how Navicat 17.3 uses multi-model AI to optimize queries, explain SQL, and boost productivity in modern database management.

Microsoft warns of a new Exchange Server flaw (CVE-2025-53786) that could let attackers silently gain cloud access in hybrid setups.

Boost GPU utilization without extra hardware. Learn how visibility, quick wins, smarter scheduling & PerfectScale automation cut costs & waste.

Cloudera’s acquisition of Taikun expands its platform with Kubernetes-native capabilities, enabling AI and data workloads anywhere, from cloud to edge.

OpenAI’s GPT-5 launches as its most powerful AI to date, but users raise concerns over its rollout and performance.

Sysdig unveils Sage™, the first agentic cloud security platform, using AI-driven semantic analysis to cut vulnerability response times from days to minutes.

Google uncovers new phishing tactics targeting Salesforce users, linking phone scams to data theft and extortion threats from groups like ShinyHunters.

Expanding a brand internationally is more than translating a website or launching in new markets. Success comes from understanding cultural nuance, adapting messaging, and balancing speed, scale, and quality. From how brands like Nike and L’Oréal tailor tone and product focus in different countries, to the importance of localization teams in connecting culturally, thoughtful global marketing drives real growth. Learn how culture, administration, geography, and economics (CAGE) shape global strategies—and why going global is possible from anywhere.