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For decades, the prescription has seemed simple enough: lace up your running shoes, hit the pavement, and watch your cardiovascular risk melt away. Exercise has long been considered a near-universal antidote to the modern epidemic of heart disease, a reliable shield against the ravages of sedentary living and poor diet. But a provocative new body of research is challenging that comfortable assumption, suggesting that for millions of Americans living under the crushing weight of chronic psychological stress, even rigorous cardio routines may not be enough to protect the heart.

When Broadcom completed its $69 billion acquisition of VMware in late 2023, few enterprise IT leaders anticipated the seismic disruption that would follow. What began as a corporate merger has since triggered one of the most significant migrations in enterprise infrastructure history, as organizations large and small scramble to reassess their virtualization strategies in the face of aggressive licensing changes, dramatic price increases, and the elimination of perpetual licenses that had long served as the backbone of data center economics.

The artificial intelligence industry has a communication problem — and it may be the single biggest obstacle standing between today’s powerful AI tools and the hundreds of millions of ordinary consumers who might actually use them. Despite tens of billions of dollars pouring into AI development, the companies building these products have largely failed to speak in a language that resonates with anyone outside Silicon Valley’s engineering culture.

In an era where artificial intelligence is reshaping how enterprises operate—and how adversaries attack—one of cybersecurity’s most consequential battlegrounds has become identity itself. Palo Alto Networks, the Santa Clara–based security giant with a market capitalization exceeding $120 billion, is making an aggressive push to redefine how organizations protect the sprawling universe of human and machine identities that underpin modern business.