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AI doesn't just consume data — it generates and reconsumes it at scale. Ahmed Shihab of Western Digital joins Today in Tech to explain why enterprise storage strategies need a rethink now. Watch episode 370. spr.ly/6018B6AToG #TodayinTech #EnterpriseStorage @KeithShawTekGuy

Microsoft’s Patch Tuesday release for April is a whopper spr.ly/6012B6Au0y

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Microsoft’s Windows Recall still allows silent data extraction spr.ly/6010B647ay

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OpenAI pulls out of a second Stargate data center deal spr.ly/6012B64cwe

Blancco confirms Mac adoption is accelerating spr.ly/6011B645GP

Microsoft to cut Windows 365 price for SMBs spr.ly/6011B64nLh

Can Microsoft really meet its carbon-negative goal by 2030? spr.ly/6014B64HGs

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Apple devices’ satellite link is under new ownership spr.ly/6015B6NS4W

Apple Business rolls out to 200+ countries today spr.ly/6019B6NWRR

Global RAM shortage prompts Microsoft to hike Surface prices spr.ly/6011B6Nik1

AI is reshaping economies, cyber threats are escalating, and hardware demand is shifting again. Arnold Davick reports on the latest signals IT leaders cannot ignore. OpenAI is proposing new models to address AI-driven economic disruption, including public wealth funds and shorter workweeks tied to productivity gains. At the same time, US agencies warn of active Iran-linked cyber campaigns targeting critical infrastructure. And PC sales are ticking up as buyers move ahead of expected price increases. These are not isolated trends. They point to a rapidly changing IT landscape that demands attention now. #2MinuteTechBriefing #ITstrategy