Alan, Mike, Mitch, Andi Mann and Lisa Martin, CMO Advisor for The Futurum Group, dive into why Google is spending $32 billion to acquire Wiz, a provider of a cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP).Then, the gang discusses the challenges organizations are running into as they attempt to operationalize artificial intelligence (AI) before discussing the impact AI might have on religion.

Alan, Mike, Mitch, Andi Mann and Lisa Martin, CMO Advisor for The Futurum Group, dive into why Google is spending $32 billion to acquire Wiz, a provider of a cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP).Then, the gang discusses the challenges organizations are running into as they attempt to operationalize artificial intelligence (AI) before discussing the impact AI might have on religion.

Alan, Mike, Mitch, Andi Mann and Lisa Martin, CMO Advisor for The Futurum Group, dive into why Google is spending $32 billion to acquire Wiz, a provider of a cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP).Then, the gang discusses the challenges organizations are running into as they attempt to operationalize artificial intelligence (AI) before discussing the impact AI might have on religion.

Alan, Mike, Mitch, Andi Mann and Lisa Martin, CMO Advisor for The Futurum Group, dive into why Google is spending $32 billion to acquire Wiz, a provider of a cloud native application protection platform (CNAPP).Then, the gang discusses the challenges organizations are running into as they attempt to operationalize artificial intelligence (AI) before discussing the impact AI might have on religion.

Alphabet said on Tuesday it would buy Wiz for about $32 billion in its biggest deal ever, as the Google parent doubles down on cybersecurity to sharpen its edge in the cloud-computing race against Amazon.com and Microsoft.

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