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Just when you thought the SharePoint hacking scandal was over…
Thought the SharePoint hack attacks were dealt with? Far from it, explains our security guru, and businesses need to stay aware of the latest threats
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This is what AI is doing to your website traffic
New study of US web users reveals the huge damage AI summaries on Google are doing to website traffic in stark figures
Ocean clean-up project seas new wave of artificial intelligence with AWS deal
Amazon has teamed up with an ocean clean-up organisation for a project that uses AWS services and an AI model to work out where plastic waste is building up in the Pacific Ocean.
Oracle ramps up AI, cloud investment in Germany with $2bn investment
Oracle has announced it will invest $2 billion into AI and cloud infrastructure in Germany over the next five years
UK unveils its AI supercomputer: Isambard-AI
We report from the unveiling of the Isambard-AI supercomputer: a breakthrough in AI research power in the UK.
Stop treating SVG image files as harmless or be caught out in phishing attacks
Understand how SVG phishing attacks have evolved and why every inbound image file should be treated as a potential threat.
Calm down, WeTransfer isn’t laying claim to your files
No need for concern: we explain the backlash against WeTransfer's new Ts & Cs and what it means for those who share files on the platform.
Stressed out by RTOs? Don’t be because hybrid working is winning
Facing RTO stress? Discover the truth about companies' return-to-office policies and why the headlines can be misleading...
Acer Africa & Schoolscape call for pioneering educators to share their innovations – and win an all-expenses paid trip to BETT UK
Enter the Acer Africa Schoolscape competition for a chance to win a trip to BETT UK 2026 and showcase your EdTech innovation.
Intel and World Wide Technology deliver offline AI learning to students in Guatemala
Intel and World Wide Technology, one of Intel’s largest data centre partners, have together launched an initiative to bring offline AI education tools to students in Guatemala, targeting communities without reliable internet access.
Four arrests for cyberattacks on Marks & Spencer, Co-op and Harrods: industry reaction
What we know out about the Marks & Spencer arrests related to April's cyberattacks, plus advice from security experts on how to stay safe
Prioritise, don’t panic: the Patch Tuesday advice your business really needs
Davey provides his essential Patch Tuesday advice to navigate Microsoft updates without panicking...
IBM Power11 servers promise to “accelerate enterprises into the AI era”
Explore the features of IBM Power11 servers, promising 99.9999% availability for data-intensive AI enterprise applications.
Six deepfake lessons companies can learn from Marco Rubio’s spoof attack
Impostors used AI clones to impersonate US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Here are six takeaways for firms facing similar deepfake attacks.
Acer posts market-beating growth in professional PC sales and introduces Acer Optimize buyback scheme
Explore how Acer is making strides in the business PC market with impressive growth in its professional notebook sales.
Workato launches Workato Go to improve AI tool connections
Workato has launched Workato Go, an AI-powered platform designed to help businesses get more value out of their AI investments by connecting tools, streamlining work, and automating everyday tasks.
No surprise here: yet another four-day week trial deemed a success
A four-day working week is perfect according to the latest trial of shorter working weeks by British companies
Four new Linux vulnerabilities confirmed, two have gone undetected for 12 years
Davey reveals details of four Linux vulnerabilities and how they can affect system security and user privileges unless patched.
HPE GreenLake: what’s new for 2025
Discover groundbreaking updates to HPE GreenLake for 2025: Simplified cloud management, enterprise-grade AI, and cost-saving innovations await.
There’s a lot of new PCs in the US… but not much demand for them
Donald Trump's tariffs brought a flood of new PCs into the US in Q1, but demand remains weak for the rest of the year