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What is AIOps?
Originally coined by analyst Gartner, AIOps refers to the use of AI systems in managing and supporting IT workflows. Here, we explain what that means in practice.
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Darien Graham-Smith
Darien is one of the UK's most knowledgeable technical journalists. You will find him in PC Pro magazine, writing reviews for a variety of sites and on guitar with his band The Red Queens. His explainer articles help TechFinitive's audience understand how technology works.
What is generative AI?
We delve deep into the world of generative AI: what exactly do we mean by the term? How does it work? What are its possible uses? And what are its downsides?
What is Nvidia Studio?
Nvidia Studio is a set of technologies that enable people to exploit the full power of Nvidia's hardware in a variety of creative applications. And it's great.
What is augmented reality?
How can augmented reality help businesses? And is it one of those never-never land technologies that we're kept waiting for, or has it already landed? We have the answers.
What is Workplace from Meta and how can it help your business?
Workplace from Meta used to be called Workplace from Facebook, but don't get it confused with the consumer platform - or the metaverse. Here, we explain the benefits it offers to businesses.
What is the Metaverse?
How do you define something as hazy as the Metaverse? Fortunately, there are some concrete things we know for sure - along with educated guesses.
What is data mining?
Data mining boils down to seeking patterns in a dataset. We explore how it's used in practice, and how businesses can take advantage.
What is cryptocurrency?
Whether you want to invest in cryptocurrency, use it in your business or are simply curious, our brief guide covers what you need to know.
What is big data?
The term "big data" is often thrown around by people without really knowing what it means. Our brief guide explains all.
What is object-oriented programming?
Object-oriented programming is one of those terms that is thrown about by those in the know, but is entirely opaque to many non-coders. We explain the basics.