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AI & Enterprise
No AI without data sovereignty, Synology sets out three-pillar strategy on data, security, recovery
Synology Managing Director Mike Chen (마이크 첸) said companies cannot treat AI as optional but warned that adopting AI without properly controlling vast legacy data can undermine data sovereignty. Speaking at a Computex 2026 keynote in Taipei, he cited a Gartner survey showing widespread employee use of personal AI and disclosures of pasting sensitive company data into external tools. He outlined Synology’s three-part approach: data ownership, security AI and trusted disaster recovery.
Finance
Shadow AI spreads across banks\' daily work; should control and blocking be the answer
Unofficial, untracked use of AI tools known as shadow AI is spreading across everyday work inside financial institutions, Finextra reported. The issue is less AI itself than organisations not knowing what data staff enter, where and how often. Employees use browser-based tools without procurement or system links, and some bypass restrictions by using personal devices. The activity can evade existing controls and leave little audit trail, raising questions over reliance on policies and blocking.
AI & Enterprise
Trust layer, change management needed for enterprise AI adoption
Yeom Dong-hoon (염동훈), chief executive of MegazoneCloud, said enterprise AI adoption requires both an enterprise trust layer and change management. Speaking at the ICON2026 conference, he said firms must build a reliable environment and manage how employees use AI at work. He cited McKinsey data showing only 7 percent of companies create large value from AI. He also warned many employees use unapproved AI services, raising leakage risks.
