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The Kaito Project, Microsoft AI Tour London, Apple vs UK Govt and IBM Cyber Range Experience | EP08
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The Kaito Project, Microsoft AI Tour London, Apple vs UK Govt and IBM Cyber Range Experience | EP08

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Cloudy with a Chance of Insights has an international feel this week, with our presenters being located away from their usual locations. Anyway, on this week’s episode, we discuss various topics, including:

➡️ The KAITO Project
➡️ The Microsoft AI Tour – London
➡️ The IBM Cyber Range
➡️ Command & Conquer
➡️ MSFTRecon

This week’s episode is slightly shorter, which provides less opportunity for tangents. However, we still manage to deviate (or at least I do) into Super Injunctions and traffic noise in Bangalore.

I’ve included an extract from this week’s YouTube episode where I discuss my experience of attending an IBM Cyber Range experience in Bangalore. For more content like this, please search for Cloudy With a Chance Of Insights wherever you consume your podcasts.

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Richard Hogan

Global Chief Architect, Microsoft Practice | IBM

Global Chief Architect, Microsoft Practice at IBM. 20+ years experience working at the intersection of cloud architecture, security, and emerging AI capabilities across Azure and the wider Microsoft ecosystem. Host of the Cloudy with a Chance of Insights podcast. Regular speaker at tech conferences and active contributor to the Microsoft Tech Community.

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