Nicole Kobie
Nicole is a journalist and author who specialises in the future of technology and transport. Her first book is called Green Energy, and she's working on her second, a history of technology. At TechFinitive she frequently writes about innovation and how technology can foster better collaboration.
Generative AI takes off in business – but don’t call it a bubble
Confused by AI? You’re not alone. Consultancies struggle to understand what’s next in AI, too
Canva price hike highlights growing cost of Gen AI
Design house Canva is tripling corporate prices to cover the cost of generative AI, and this may be a sign of the times
What is a CBA day?
The rise of the CBA day, siesta lunches and more suggest staff still want work-life balance. It turns out that Nicole Kobie can be arsed to explain what it all means.
UK industry reacts as Autonomy Founder Mike Lynch goes missing after yacht disaster
The UK tech industry and politicians are responding to Autonomy Founder Mike Lynch's disappearance after a yacht disaster near Sicily
UK should shift to four-day work week says poll
Six in ten people want the UK government to shift towards a shorter working week on the same pay, an idea particularly popular among Labour voters.
Why Kamala Harris could be the first “Zoom president”
What would a Harris presidency mean for Big Tech? Probably not much change from now
Gartner: almost a third of generative AI projects will fail soon
Gartner says businesses could spend millions on generative AI projects for their employees, only to pull the plug after months of effort
What caused the CrowdStrike outage — and what happens next
This "Microsoft IT outage" was caused by a security company patch, and it wreaked havoc. Here, we go behind the headlines to try and learn the lessons
Why a Trump and Vance ticket could spell trouble for Big Tech
Big Tech should be nervous after Trump's VP pick of JD Vance, with reasons to believe both men will back tech regulation
How a British council trial proved four-day work weeks can succeed
An independent report into South Cambridgeshire Council's long-term trial of a four-day working week shows benefits across office workers as well as refuse collectors