Over the summer, UBIT completed several Wi-Fi infrastructure projects across campus, including a major upgrade in Diefendorf Hall designed to improve connectivity in three of the university's busiest lecture halls.
Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday work, learning, and research, but with so many AI tools available, it can be difficult to know which one is right for the task.
UBIT will perform a one-time cleanup of Zoom cloud recordings from 2020 and earlier stored in Panopto as of April 23, 2026, as UB’s Panopto archive has reached its storage limit.
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The University at Buffalo aligns with a statewide and SUNY ban on DeepSeek AI following concerns about foreign government surveillance and data security. Faculty, staff and students must not download or access DeepSeek AI on UB-owned devices or when using UB networks.
Do you use your UBmail for accounts not related to the university? If so, now is the time to switch to a non-UB email address for personal communications, subscriptions, and services.
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