Symfony and AI: the video is now available

Artificial intelligence is all over the news. Last month, France hosted the AI Action Summit, where leaders from around the world met to discuss the challenges of the technology. SensioLabs didn’t wait long to ask about how to apply artificial intelligence in Symfony development projects. Did you know that it is possible to integrate AI…

This Is Awesome: A TYPO3 DevDays Story

Maps gave me two routes to the conference venue: alongside the highway, or through “the park.” Naturally, I picked the park (which turned out to be an honest-to-goodness forest). There I was, laptop bag over my shoulder, dress shoes and all, picking my way past a flooded stretch of trail that someone had bridged with…

How BenchSmart reveals what AI PCs actually deliver

Reading Time: 5 minutes In brief: With AI PCs flooding the market, finding devices that can truly deliver for your business is critical. Learn how SHI’s BenchSmart platform can provide the objective insights you need. The adoption of PCs built to run AI apps and features is taking hold. Gartner® analysts forecast AI PC shipments…

The data center memory shortage is not transitory

Reading Time: 7 minutes In brief: The memory shortage is not a temporary supply disruption. It is a structural change in how memory capacity is produced and purchased. Organizations that understand these supply chain dynamics and plan procurement strategically are better positioned to navigate persistent pricing and availability constraints. What is the memory shortage? As…

PHP 8.6 Duration: a small class that fixes a recurring design mistake

The accepted PHP RFC for a new Duration class is one of those changes that looks modest at first glance. It does not introduce a new programming paradigm, and it will probably not make release-note headlines like property hooks or fibers did. But in day-to-day backend work, it addresses a problem we see regularly in…

Make this E-Rate cycle work harder for your K-12 network

Reading Time: 2 minutes The Schools and Libraries Program of the Universal Service Fund, commonly known as E-Rate, provides funding for broadband and networking solutions to most public schools and libraries in the United States. Depending on the recipient organization’s location and level of need, E-Rate gives eligible K-12 schools and libraries the opportunity to receive…

Why this E-Rate cycle deserves a different planning approach

With increased Category Two funding now available, K-12 leaders have a timely opportunity to stretch technology budgets and make infrastructure investments that support the next five years of learning. The challenge is not simply accessing funding, but ensuring those dollars are directed toward the network improvements that will deliver the greatest long-term value for students,…

Two billion hours short: Why healthcare can’t afford another AI pilot

Reading Time: 8 minutes In brief: Healthcare is under pressure to make AI work, but most AI projects are still stuck in pilot mode. This article explains why health systems need to move beyond demos and build governed, sovereign AI foundations that connect data, workflows and measurable ROI, starting with the use cases where value…

Before E-Rate funds your networking fix, make sure you’re solving the right problem

Available to most public schools and libraries in the United States, the E-Rate program offers funding for broadband and networking solutions, with discounts on qualifying equipment and services ranging from 20-90% depending on the recipient organization’s location and level of need. With the Form 470 filing window open, many K-12 districts are planning network improvements…

Navigating the storage capacity ‘squeeze’ in the AI era

Reading Time: 6 minutes In brief: Organizations that need more storage capacity can’t just throw dollars at the problem. They face soaring equipment prices and supply chain disruptions that require new approaches to expanding capacity. In the past, enterprise IT leaders could safely assume that storage was readily available if they needed to expand capacity.…