On March 30, William Willis covered a deal between Japan and the U.S. for minerals used in electric vehicles, Apple releasing its buy now, pay later program, Apple Pay Later, and Twitter announcing that only Twitter Blue subscribers' tweets will appear on the 'For You' page. He also talked about France banning social media platforms from government devices. Finally, he previewed articles from Security Boulevard, Container Journal and DevOps.com, which covered a study looking at the effectiveness of ChatGPT versus human-created phishing attacks, Release making its Release Delivery Platform generally available and a survey showing that companies are still struggling to manage cloud computing.

On March 28, William Willis covered Utah's laws requiring parental consent for children using social media, UK regulators weakening its position on the Microsoft Activision acquisition and OpenAI giving ChatGPT access to the internet. He also talked about parts of Twitter’s source code being released online. Finally, he previewed articles from DevOps.com, Container Journal and Security Boulevard, which covered Tabnine extending its alliance with Google for generative artificial intelligence, Torc acquiring Codealike for its cloud-native developer network and a survey showing the severity of the business email compromise threat.

On March 27, William Willis covered TikTok’s CEO being questioned by U.S. lawmakers in a data security committee hearing, Coinbase receiving a Wells Notice from the SEC regarding securities violations and Apple investing $1 billion in theatrical releases to bolster its streaming service. He also talked about 7-Eleven launching an EV charging network in North America. Finally, he previewed articles from DevOps.com, Digital CxO and Security Boulevard, which covered a survey showing application modernization challenges, how to gain speed and traction in the world of digital transformation and whether trafficking in hacking information is a crime.

On March 23, William Willis covered Google's AI chatbot Bard opening for beta testing, Google removing China's Pinduoduo from the app store over security concerns and UK regulators saying the Broadcom VMware deal could hurt competition. He also talked about Mozilla working on a trustworthy AI startup. Finally, he previewed articles from Security Boulevard, DevOps.com and Container Journal, which covered a report looking at how weak passwords can offer easy access to enterprise networks, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise acquiring OpsRamp for its AIOps platform and Backslash Security revealing its tool to visualize cloud-native code flows.

On March 21, William Willis covered the BBC's advice to staff to delete TikTok from their work devices, Bitcoin climbing to a nine-month high amidst banking turmoil and Microsoft adding AI to its Office 365 platform. He also talked about Mercedes' plans to invest billions in modernizing its plants for e-vehicles. Finally, he previewed articles from Digital CxO, Container Journal and DevOps.com, which covered how AI and ML will transform businesses this year, Oracle’s addition of a virtual node capability for its Oracle Kubernetes Engine and five great DevOps Jobs opportunities.

On March 20, William Willis covered Samsung's $230 billion investment in building South Korean chip manufacturing plants, the U.S. demanding TikTok be sold to avoid a nationwide ban and the Silicon Valley Bank's parent company filing for bankruptcy. He also talked about Baidu revealing its AI chatbot called Ernie. Finally, he previewed articles from Security Boulevard, DevOps.com and Container Journal, which covered a Security Boulevard Blogwatch on the increase in cryptocurrency fraud in 2022, Grafana Labs announcing its acquisition of Pyroscope and CI/CD in cloud-native environments.

On March 16, William Willis covered OpenAI's release of GPT-4, a California court's ruling that Uber and Lyft can classify workers as independent contractors and the mental health startup Cerebral admitting to sharing patient data with Meta, Google and TikTok. He also talked about Meta cutting 10,000 jobs. Finally, he previewed articles from Digital CxO, Security Boulevard and Container Journal, which covered AI quality trends for 2023, Palo Alto Networks using machine learning to reduce SASE costs and lightweight environments in Kubernetes.

On March 14, William Willis covered Silicon Valley Bank’s failure, regulators closing Signature Bank and Meta's plans to stop news content on its sites if the current Online News Act passes as-is. He also talked about General Motors' plan to integrate ChatGPT into its vehicles. Finally, he previewed articles from Container Journal, Security Boulevard and DevOps.com, which covered adopting FinOps on large scale cloud deployments, Camelot launching a machine learning cybersecurity service and GitGuardian's State of Secrets Sprawl Report 2023.

On March 13, William Willis covered the Netherlands restrictions on the sale of semiconductor chip technology, the crypto-focused bank Silvergate shutting down its operations and a data breach of DC Health Link which could have exposed lawmakers’ personal data. He also talked about Spotify’s vertical scrolling redesign. Finally, he previewed articles from Digital CxO, Security Boulevard and DevOps.com, which covered how AI is transforming the stock market landscape, a survey looking at burnout and New Relic adding a CodeStream module to its surface code metrics.

On March 9, William Willis covered the German police bust of an international cybercriminal gang, TikTok's announcement of a new data security plan called “Project Clover” and Slack's release of a new AI-powered app to improve workplace communication. He also talked about the destruction of Japan's H3 rocket moments after launch due to ignition failure. Finally, he previewed articles from Security Boulevard, Digital CxO and Container Journal, which covered 1Password announcing the general availability of SSO, what we predict leaders will need to implement to make digital transformation successful and whether cloud-native architectures make apps more reliable.

On March 7, William Willis covered the White House's plans to tighten rules on U.S. investments in China, Amazon pausing the construction of its second headquarters in Virginia and the EPA mandating that states need to report on cybersecurity for water systems. He also talked about Arm pursuing a U.S.-only stock listing. Finally, he previewed articles from Security Boulevard, DevOps.com and Digital CxO, which covered a report showing the rise of adaptable malware, a report showing the top 10 open source software risks and why organizations should use the economic downturn to clear out IT clutter.

On March 6, William Willis covered the White House's National Cybersecurity Strategy, NASA and SpaceX’s Crew-6 mission's arrival at the International Space Station and Dish Networks recovering from a recent ransomware attack. He also talked about Ford creating a new division focusing on autonomous vehicles. Finally, he previewed articles from Security Boulevard, Digital CxO and DevOps.com, which covered a report that looks at the 2022 threat landscape, integrating digital twin technology into value stream management and Checkly adding monitoring-as-code to its testing platform.

On March 2, William Willis covered the opening of the U.S.'s application process for $39 billion worth of incentives for semiconductor production, the White House banning TikTok for government devices and Tesla building a manufacturing plant in Mexico. He also talked about a cyberattack on the U.S. Marshals Service. Finally, he previewed articles from Digital CxO, Container Journal and Security Boulevard, which covered what enterprises can learn from airline industry troubles, WMware extending its Kubernetes capabilities to bare metal servers and the top 10 open source risks of 2023.

On Feb. 28, William Willis covered Canadian Privacy Regulators investigation of TikTok for its user data collection practices, Nissan speeding up its shift to electric vehicles in Europe and the 5G wireless company Ericcson announcing it will be laying off 8% of its workforce. He also talked about Microsoft bringing the ChatGPT-powered Bing to mobile applications and browsers. Finally, he previewed articles from Container Journal, DevOps.com and Security Boulevard, which covered Red Hat's focus on extending its OpenShift platform to the edge, strategies when implementing platform engineering and the ransomware attack that hit the global food company Dole.

On Feb. 27, William Willis covered Baidu's plans to implement a ChatGPT-like AI bot in March, Google testing a block of news content for Canadian audiences ahead of Bill C-18 and the European Union Commission banning TikTok on employee devices. He also talked about Amazon's completion of its purchase of OneMedical for $3.9 billion. Finally, he previewed articles from DevOps.com, Security Boulevard and Container Journal, which covered DevOps use cases for AI-assisted Kubernetes, a report from Okta showing the progress in the shift to zero-trust and Isovalent’s update to Cilium networking.

On Feb. 23, William Willis covered Microsoft's announcement of a deal with Nvidia and Nintendo ahead of an EU hearing about its acquisition of Activision Blizzard, Coinbase's report of a $557 Million loss for Q4 2022 and Meta announcing a subscription service for account verification on Instagram and Facebook. He also talked about Amazon's requirement that corporate employees return to office three days a week. Finally, he previewed articles from Digital CxO, Container Journal and DevOps.com, which covered the European Investment Bank investing in digital transformation, 10 Kubernetes-native observability tools and Tabnine announcing an extension of its generative AI platform.

On Feb. 21, William Willis covered the Supreme Court's hearing two arguments over online content moderation and Section 230, Twitter announcing users must pay for Twitter to use two-factor authentication and Ohio State University using a $110 million donation to create a technology innovation hub. He also talked about the extradition of a British hacker responsible for a high-profile Twitter hack from Spain to the U.S. Finally, he previewed articles from DevOps.com, Container Journal and Security Boulevard, which covered Logz.io integrating ChatGPT with its observability platform, Tigera adding a Calico Runtime Threat Defense platform for securing Kubernetes and the community’s reaction to the ransomware attack in Oakland, California.

On Feb. 20, William Willis covered the U.S.'s launch of an initiative targeted at AI use in the military, West Virginia's announcement of the construction of a renewable energy plant and TikTok building two data centers in Europe due to privacy concerns. He also talked about Tesla's recall of its full self-driving features. Finally, he previewed articles from DevOps.com, Digital CxO and Security Boulevard, which covered standardizing API life cycle management, how to free data with no-code platforms and Open Systems' launch of a managed extended detection and response service for Microsoft environments.

On Feb. 16, William Willis covered Google's launch of a beta for its ad tracking and privacy overhaul, Google's expansion of its “pre-bunking” misinformation campaign in Germany and the EU's vote to ban new combustion engine vehicles by 2035. He also talked about the Amazon-owned self driving company Zoox that completed its first public road test. Finally, he previewed articles from Security Boulevard, Digital CxO and DevOps.com, which covered Oligo Security's launch of a runtime application to detect and prioritize open source vulnerabilities, whether or not you are getting the most out of AI and Quali’s support for security scanning and Open Policy Agent software for its Torque automated infrastructure platform.