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Jim Liddle

Chief Innovation Officer of Data Intelligence and AINasuni

London, UK

About

In 2023, Jim Liddle was appointed as the Chief Innovation Officer of Data Intelligence and AI at Nasuni. He joined Nasuni from Storage Made Easy in 2022, where he was CEO, Chairman and Co- Founder, before being acquired by Nasuni. Prior to Storage Made Easy, Jim was European Sales and Operations Director for GigaSpaces since joining the company in 2006, to help expand its European operations. Before GigaSpaces Jim served as General Manager Europe for Versata, a NASDAQ listed business process and rules management company. During his 6 years at Versata, Jim worked in technical, product management, and product marketing roles. Jim Liddle attended Brunel University London and has over 25 years’ experience in Storage, Big Data, Middleware and Cloud technologies for high growth technology companies.

Published content

The AI Security Paradox: How AI Strengthens—and Threatens—Cybersecurity

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing cybersecurity, helping businesses detect threats, prevent attacks and respond to incidents faster than ever before. But what happens when cybercriminals start using AI for their own gain? As businesses embrace AI-driven security, experts warn of the risks AI itself introduces. Can organizations strike the right balance between automation and human oversight? AI Think Tank members weigh in on the promise and perils of AI-powered cybersecurity.

AI Legal Grey Areas: The Truth About Business IP Rights

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As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to disrupt creative and technological fields, questions surrounding intellectual property (IP) rights become more complex. Who owns AI-generated content? How should businesses and policymakers adapt? In this follow-up to our exploration of AI and IP law, additional members of the AI Think Tank weigh in on the challenges and complex legal landscape of artificial intelligence and intellectual property.

DeepSeek Disruption: How to Balance Innovation and Stability in AI Investing

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As artificial intelligence (AI) disruptors like DeepSeek challenge industry giants, tech-enabled businesses must make strategic AI investments that balance innovation with stability. This article, featuring insights from the AI Think Tank, explores key considerations such as scalability, cost, ethical governance and partnerships to help businesses navigate the ever-changing AI industry.

Closing the AI Skills Divide: Practical Steps from Experts

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The AI talent shortage is a critical issue for the tech industry. Members of the AI Think Tank share innovative and actionable strategies—from fostering academia-industry collaboration to leveraging global talent—to help organizations overcome this challenge and build a sustainable workforce.

Regulated AI: How To Protect Public Safety While Driving Innovation

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Under-regulated AI technologies present risks ranging from privacy breaches to systemic bias and misuse. Discover expert insights and actionable strategies to balance innovation with public safety.

Company details

Nasuni

Company bio

Nasuni is a scalable data platform for enterprises facing an explosion of unstructured data in an AI world. The Nasuni File Data Platform provides effortless scale with hybrid cloud storage that delivers secure data access at the edge and supports modern enterprise expectations for delivering AI-driven insights. Nasuni simplifies file data management while increasing access and performance. Its best-in-class file recovery protects customers against a range of cyber threats and eliminates the need for specialized backup and disaster recovery – all while cutting the cost of infrastructure by up to 65%. Organizations worldwide rely on Nasuni, spanning across the manufacturing, construction, energy, consumer goods, and public sectors. Nasuni’s corporate headquarters is located in Boston, Massachusetts, and the company delivers services to over 70 countries.

Industry

Information Technology & Services