Behavox, which provides a suite of security products that help compliance, HR, and security teams protect their company and colleagues from business risk, announced that it has launched its next-generation compliance solution, Behavox Quantum. On July 19th, Behavox will host a conference "AI in Compliance and Security" to formally introduce Behavox Quantum to clients and the artificial intelligence community. This leap in AI and machine learning has a brand new, state-of-the-art AI execution engine and a brand-new AI architecture. "The objective benchmarking of Behavox Quantum puts it unequivocally in a league of its own, the market leader from day one." "This solution is the culmination of our efforts over the last three years, and leverages technology that wasn't available until 2021," says Chief Customer Intelligence Officer Fahreen Kurji.

Broadcom Inc. has announced expanding opportunities for organizations to gain greater value from the company's advanced AI, security, and hybrid cloud solutions with "Day One" support for IBM's new z16. Broadcom's suite of software solutions, services, and unique "beyond code" programs provide clients an advantage to succeed in an increasingly challenging business environment. "Our strategic investments position clients to exploit the z16 along with advances in AI, cybersecurity, cloud integration, and agility," said Greg Lotko, senior VP and GM, Mainframe Software Division, Broadcom. What distinguishes Broadcom is our deep investment in technology and how we work side-by-side in partnership with our clients to overcome their unique challenges and create new opportunities." As a member of the z16 Early Ship Program, Broadcom collaborated with IBM to ensure clients can capitalize on the full range of our mainframe software solutions on the new platform to drive progress toward their innovation and business goals. "Nothing can match the transaction performance of a mainframe, and the way that we manage the platform using Broadcom technology is a real differentiator for us," said Johan Bosch, executive director for iOCO Infrastructure Services. "We can deliver our services at 25 percent of the cost when measured against standalone banking environments.

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Artificial Lawyer recently caught up with Michael Kholodenko, co-founder of Seattle, US-based start-up, Binadox, which makes use of Natural Language Processing (NLP) to provide a compliance tool for software licences that can prevent costly legal violations. At first you may think this does not sound that world-changing, but sometimes it is the very precise uses of AI technology that end up creating a very successful and useful product for lawyers and legal departments. This would appear to be doubly so, as Bindox points out, because getting your software licences in a mess, or just allowing staff to click'Yes – Accept Terms' can open a Pandora's box of legal problems. Bindadox seeks to meet this problem head on in an automated way. Fundamentally the software seeks to answer two questions: what happens when an employee downloads new software or subscribes to a cloud service (SaaS) and clicks on the little'Yes' box that agrees to the licence terms, with all the legal issues that suddenly connects to?