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3 things businesses need to know from Nvidia’s Computex 2026 keynote
We report from the opening keynote of Computex 2026, where Jensen Huang tore up the cosy world of Windows laptops and PCs with Nvidia's new family of chips
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Abertis signs five-year SAP modernisation agreement with IBM
Abertis has signed a new five-year global agreement with IBM to modernise its technology infrastructure as part of its ongoing digital transformation.
Workday GO expands into Australia and New Zealand with local partner support
Workday has announced the expansion of Workday GO to Australia and New Zealand as it looks to further support midsize organisations.
No-code Android banking trojan BTMOB could cause devastating damage, says ESET
Security expert Davey Winder explains why the Android banking trojan BTMOB is causing so much concern - and why its attacks could easily spread from South America to the rest of the world
Barracuda warns of sophisticated browser-based scareware campaign
Barracuda Research has identified a web-based scareware kit designed to pressure victims into calling fraudulent technical support numbers through fake browser security alerts.
Survey shows growing gap between privacy awareness and data control
A growing gap between understanding online privacy risks and feeling in control of personal data is emerging globally, according to new research from NordVPN.
Liverpool John Moores University tackles e-waste through HPE’s circular IT program
Liverpool John Moores University has partnered with HPE Financial Services and DTP Group to reduce electronic waste, while directing financial returns from retired IT equipment into technology upgrades and student welfare.
Verizon report says software vulnerabilities, not stolen credentials, are now biggest weak point
Verizon’s data breach report confirms what GitHub just found out the hard way: software vulnerabilities are now a bigger threat than stolen credentials
How Tanium is fighting the good fight against AI-powered threats
Phil Muncaster reports from Tanium Converge London, where its CEO Dan Streetman revealed the new level of threats presented by Mythos and its AI descendants
Epicor Insights 2026: 3,000 manufacturers descend on Nashville – here’s what they want from AI
Epicor Insights 2026: Manufacturers demand practical AI for finance and supply chain workflows as cloud migration deadlines loom.
OpenAI turns 600 employees into millionaires: Inside the mega deal
OpenAI has allowed more than 600 employees to sell part of their equity, unlocking total liquidity of around $6.6 billion.
Ouroboros of cybersecurity is confirmed as the AI vulnerability disclosure cycle eats itself
The dramatic rise in the number of vulnerability disclosures may sound like a good thing, but the cyberattackers may be rubbing their hands in glee
Lenovo takes AI to the extreme with all-new ThinkStation P4 workstation
Lenovo hopes to entice engineers, designers and content creators with its latest ThinkStation P4 workstation
Demand for AI chips drives record growth in Chinese exports
Chinese AI exports are soaring, driven by global demand for AI chips, reaching more than 359 billion dollars (306 billion euros) in April alone
Forget AI, here’s the real new trend Wall Street is missing
Artificial intelligence is chewing through ever more electricity. What if the next big Wall Street trend isn’t about software and chips, but nuclear power, electric grids, and data centers?
Amazon employees automate busywork to pretend they’re using AI
Amazon employees claim that in-house AI systems are being used by their colleagues for no good reason - unless you count impressing their managers with their tokenmaxxing
IBM previews GPU-accelerated query processing for watsonx.data
IBM's watsonx.data preview features GPU acceleration to tackle rising AI costs, achieving 25x faster queries and 80% cost reduction
IBM study shows sharp rise in Chief AI Officer roles
A new global study from IBM has found the number of organisations with a Chief AI Officer has nearly tripled in a year.
IBM, Cleveland Clinic and RIKEN simulate 12,635-atom protein using quantum computing
Landmark quantum simulation! IBM, Cleveland Clinic, & RIKEN modeled a 12,635-atom protein, marking a major step for biology & drug discovery.
Bring Your Own AI is what happens when workplace tech fails
Over half of UK workers are using personal AI (BYO AI) to fix failing workplace systems. Learn why this creates a "Shadow AI" governance risk and why employers must embed governed AI into workflows.