Tim Danton

Tim has worked in IT publishing since the days when all PCs were beige, and is editor-in-chief of the UK's PC Pro magazine. He has been writing about hardware for TechFinitive since 2023.

Joined: 17 Jan 2023
Articles: 620

TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra held side by side with a more reflective phone

Hardware

TCL launches 7.2in NXTPAPER 60 Ultra smartphone

Quite simply everything you need to know about the TCL NXTPAPER 60 Ultra, launched at IFA 2025

Acer Chromebox CXI6-LS02 in use in a school

Hardware

Acer brings Chromeboxes back to life with two new models at IFA 2025

Acer announced two new Chromebox models at IFA 2025 - we explain the thinking behind the move and full details of the machines

Innovate

Acer and Intel unveil first Panther Lake laptop at IFA 2025

Acer and Intel gave a Panther Lake laptop its world debut on stage at a pre-IFA 2025 event. Here's what you need to know from Acer CEO Jason Chen's presentation

hpe juniper networking mist ai - Marvis AI chatbot

Innovate

Meet HPE Juniper Networking’s new Mist AI agents that promise to bring “self driving” to your network

HPE Juniper Networking is only a few weeks old, but this week saw the first signs of its future direction: secure AI-native networks. Here, we explain what underpins the upgraded promise of self-driving networks

Quantum-centric supercomputing represented by a 3D render of how a quantum supercomputer might look

Innovate

IBM and AMD join forces to create basis of quantum-centric supercomputing

IBM and AMD are combining to create the best of two exciting worlds: quantum-centric supercomputers

The benefits of Acrobat Studio as imagined by Google ImageFX

Collaborate

What is Acrobat Studio and can its personalised assistants really help turn PDFs into pitches?

Adobe has launched a service, Acrobat Studio, to turn a loose collection of PDFs and Office documents into business intelligence. Here's how it works...

GPT-5 for business: ChatGPT's interpretation of how GPT-5 can help businesses

Innovate

GPT-5 for business: how can it help?

We asked a cross-section of business leaders and AI experts for their thoughts on how GPT-5, in all its guises, can help businesses

Hardware

HPE doubles down on Nvidia-powered ProLiant Compute servers with 2U and 4U form factors

Not content with launching ten HPE ProLiant Gen12 servers in February, it has announced that two of its HPE Compute servers will pack Nvidia's RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell GPUs