Archive360 In the Media

Silicon UK explores why competing on speed, scale, and insight is no longer optional. In the feature, Archive360's George Tziahanas highlights how the real differentiator is whether governance is treated as a brake or an accelerator, and why archived and legacy data remain among the most untapped opportunities in enterprise AI.

In a new article for Unite.AI, Archive360’s George Tziahanas explores the compliance risks that arise when AI depends on outdated or poorly governed data.

By George Tziahanas, associate general counsel and VP of compliance, Archive360 Artificial intelligence is fast transforming business operations across industries. As this transformation occurs, enterprise IT leaders are presented with a critical challenge: how to harness the power of AI while still maintaining control over sensitive data and adhering to regulatory requirements.

The EU Data Act aims to clarify who can create value from data and under what conditions. George Tziahanas, Vice President of Compliance at Archive 360, explains: “Regulation is always about balance: enabling innovation while ensuring responsibility. The EU Data Act will open up valuable new data paths, but with that openness comes new obligations for how organisations govern and protect information.

Looking at trend-setting products of 2025, KMWorld sees the trend toward incorporating generative AI (GenAI) into products of interest to KMers continuing. Archive360 is featured for its Unified Data Governance Platform, which helps organizations automatically collect, manage, and analyze data while ensuring compliance with legal, regulatory, and internal policies.

Archive360’s George Tziahanas offers commentary on unlocking hidden value and the evolution of enterprise data archives in the age of AI.