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When SaaS Goes Silent: Zoom Outage Survival Guide for SMBs (Plus the AI 'Copyright Shield' Move)

October 12, 2025
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SMBs navigating SaaS outage remote work OpenAI copyright shield

IT Trends Weekly #8 | Week of October 5-11, 2025 This week served up a stark reminder that even the most reliable SaaS platforms can vanish without warning. A major Zoom outage on October 10th disrupted business meetings, remote work, […]

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When Vendors Fail (Part II): Writing Functional Continuity Into Your Contracts

October 7, 2025
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IT Trends Weekly — a curated, citation-first roundup for busy IT leaders. Last week’s European airport disruption was a painful reminder that your customer experience is only as strong as your vendors’ worst day. A ransomware attack on a third-party […]

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When check-in systems go dark: Europe’s airport outage and what it means for your organization

September 29, 2025
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IT Trends Weekly — a curated, citation-first roundup for busy IT leaders. When check-in systems go dark: Europe’s airport outage and what it means for you The headline: A ransomware attack on a third-party airport software provider cascaded across Europe, […]

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Quantum Motion’s Silicon Quantum Leap

September 22, 2025
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IT Trends Weekly #5 — Quantum Motion’s Silicon Quantum Leap A UK start-up unveiled a silicon-based quantum computer built with standard chips, signaling quantum’s shift toward scalable, real-world deployment. Quantum’s Next Chapter: From Exotic Physics to Silicon For years, quantum […]

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Quantum Computing Funding & Pilot Deployments Take Center Stage

September 16, 2025
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Quantum Readiness Moves From Theory to Infrastructure Last week, quantum computing moved decisively from theoretical research into early infrastructure deployment. PsiQuantum announced a record-setting $1 billion raise to pursue its million-qubit roadmap, while the government of India revealed that construction […]

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GPU Hardware Vulnerability: A New Threat Beyond AI

September 8, 2025
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Last week (Sunday, August 31 to Friday, September 5, 2025), researchers unveiled a critical new exploit—called GPUHammer, a Rowhammer-style attack targeting GPUs. This vulnerability transcends AI model integrity, exposing GPU-dependent systems to unprecedented hardware-level threats. Executive Insight: The GPUHammer Threat […]

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When government services go dark: lessons from Nevada & Maryland

September 1, 2025
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IT Trends Weekly — a curated, citation-first roundup for busy IT leaders. When government services go dark: lessons from Nevada & Maryland Key takeaways State and local agencies remain prime ransomware targets; when they’re hit, real-world services stop (websites, phone […]

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Claude in Chrome: What IT Leaders Should Watch

August 27, 2025
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Claude in Chrome: What IT Leaders Should Watch Published August 2025 | By Imperial Valley InfoTech Key Takeaways Browser-based AI agents introduce real productivity gains but require strict governance. Main risks: prompt injection and data exposure — start with allow-lists […]

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With over 30 years of IT and network engineering experience, Jaime Wood specializes in designing and modernizing secure, high-performance infrastructure for businesses and healthcare organizations across Imperial Valley and Southern California. As founder of Imperial Valley Info-Tech, Jaime delivers strategic technology solutions that blend reliability, scalability, and local expertise to help clients thrive in an increasingly connected world.

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