Innovate
TechFinitive’s Innovation section covers the latest news and leading insight on technology’s big developments. It’s a huge brief, with topics that cover everything from artificial intelligence to the release of a new networking standard.
We attack on three fronts. First, breaking news, with the emphasis on breaking. How will today’s headline break the status quo? How will it affect businesses, whether that’s the way the IT team functions or giving knowledge workers a new weapon in their armoury.
But we don’t just want to tell readers that the latest version of ChatGPT has dropped: we want to provide useful advice on how businesses can take advantage of it.
There’s a reason we call ourselves TechFinitive rather than TechWhatever: our mission is to provide a backbone of definitive resources that explain what all the terms mean. We’ve already provided a bunch of explainers on 5G, AI, machine learning and Wi-Fi 7 to name but a few. And we will continue to add more.
Our final weapon is to go deep with provocative features from our expert writers. TechFinitive is privileged to have a wide mix of contributors, from analysts to award-winning journalists, from IT professionals to startup founders. Where a subject falls within their expertise, we explore the deeper impact of a technology – whether it’s the Pandora’s Box of ethics it opens or the new world of opportunity it creates for businesses.
Is there something you would like us to cover? Breaking news you haven’t seen elsewhere? Or do you simply want to rant? Then email us at [email protected], follow us on Twitter and join us on LinkedIn.

AI-enhanced Windows 12 could be the answer to Microsoft’s prayers
Flatlining growth of Windows 11 may prompt a quick shift to Windows 12

Ian Faria, CEO of Mecanizou: “Hire senior professionals before scaling up and expanding”
Ian Faria, Mecanizou's CEO, is a seasoned entrepreneur who started his journey at the age of 20. He brings a unique LATAM flavour to our TakeOff interview series.

AI in aviation: how machine learning is keeping airliners flying
Companies are using artificial intelligence to perform vital visual inspections of aircraft and check jet engines for missing parts.

Intel Core 14th generation desktop processors deliver marginal yet useful gains
What's new about Intel's 14th generation Core processors, early verdicts on their performance and price details.

Sierra Kaslow, Miro: “People join companies and they leave managers”
Prior to becoming Chief of Staff at Miro, Sierra Kaslow led its recruiting team and grew the company from 200 to 1,800 employees. We had the pleasure of speaking with Sierra as part of Coffee with HR series.

Adobe Firefly 2 vs Midjourney: is there a new king of AI art?
Find out if the improvements to Adobe Firefly make it a true rival to Midjourney

Bence Pap, CEO of Artefact: “Never be afraid of new adventures”
We spoke to Bence Pap an architect and academic turned CEO. He's the co-founder of Artefact - a Mixed Reality Studio focusing on developing new augmented reality services and products catering to commercial and cultural markets.

Adobe announces CR pin for AI images
Spot the real from the deepfake with a new "icon of transparency" that identifies AI-generated images and videos. Richard Trenholm explains how the Content Credentials icon (the CR pin) will work.

How sci-fi tech influences healthcare
The healthcare industry has often taken inspiration from sci-fi. Jo Best shares some of the revolutionary technologies that could be coming to a hospital near you soon.

Intel hints at Windows 12 launch date in 2024
Intel's chief financial officer suggests there will be a Windows "refresh" in 2024, hinting at the Windows 12 launch date. Barry Collins explains why Copilot is likely to be a key feature.

Hollywood writers beat AI but what can “normal” workers learn from the battle?
Hollywood writers have struck a deal about the use of artificial intelligence. Great for them, but what about the rest of us, asks Richard Trenholm?

Here’s a cool Windows Copilot AI trick you might have missed
Windows 11 now has the clever ability to identify items in screenshots

AI copyright: should your business be worried?
Find out why you could be putting your business in legal danger by using AI tools

Jon Christensen, CEO at Bidmii: “We pushed a product into a live production environment way too early, but the lesson we learned from this mistake was invaluable”
Jon Christensen is the CEO and co-founder of Bidmii, a ground-breaking platform in the home improvement industry. We spoke to him about his experience as part of our TakeOff interview series.

Dinosaurs de-extinct! DNA and cloning in Jurassic Park
In this edition of TechFinitive x Flashforward, Richard Trenholm checks out Jurassic Park and talks about the obstacles in the way of bringing back lost species.

Regulating AI: the case for a mechanisms-based approach
Targeting specific mechanisms mitigates AI risks more effectively, is easier to get consensus on, and avoids unintended consequences of brute force approaches, writes independent analyst Viggy Balagopalakrishnan

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?

Windows 11 Copilot update: will AI be foisted on businesses?
The Windows 11 Copilot update is not only happening sooner than we expected, but it could be forced onto business PCs by stealth. Barry Collins attempts to clear up the confusion.

DOJ vs Google: Case outline & arguments analysis
Want to know the lowdown of the anti-trust case presented by the USA's DOJ against Google? An independent analyst provides an in-depth analysis into each side's arguments and chances.

If Windows Copilot launches this week, it needs to be much better than the beta
The Windows Copilot preview leaves a lot to be desired from Microsoft's AI assistant