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Nvidia backs quantum computing with Boston centre debut
Nvidia is ramping up its support for quantum computing with the opening of a new centre to further research dedicated to the technology.
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Hey Mac users, phishing hackers are coming for your passwords now
Understand the rise of phishing attacks against Mac users and why they're hot targets in the evolving landscape of online threats
HP ZBook Fury G1i is an 18in monster of a laptop
What you need to know about the impressive HP ZBook Fury G1i, an 18in mobile workstation that offers unmatched power and screen size for creatives.
Nvidia and Alphabet join forces on AI
Nvidia and Alphabet have announced a series of joint AI initiatives, further deepening their long-standing relationship.
AI in the NHS can work and here’s proof
Explore how the UK's NHS is using AI technologies to improve improving outcomes from strokes to simple interactions with a doctor
ServiceNow bolsters AI portfolio with $2.85 billion Moveworks acquisition
ServiceNow announced it would buy AI firm Moveworks for US$2.85 billion in cash and stock, signalling the growing AI adoption in IT operations and service management.
IBM’s System Two quantum computer “game changer” heading to the Basque Country
IBM has scored another quantum win, with the announcement of an upcoming rollout in Spain’s Basque Country.
The power grid attackers: Chinese government-linked hackers Volt Typhoon exposed
Davey Winder reveals how power grid attackers target utilities, with insights into the methods used by groups like Volt Typhoon, and what lessons we all can learn
Manus proves Chinese can hype AI just as much as the US
Chinese company releases AI agent, claims it's better than everyone else's, and the hype cycle starts again
OpenAI lets developers build their own agents
Developer-made AI agents can now search the web or even take control of a user's computer, thanks to new OpenAI APIs
Vodafone, IBM develop proof of concept for quantum-safe mobile browsing
Vodafone and IBM have developed a proof of concept to safeguard future smartphone users and their data from risks posed by quantum computing
Microsoft issues warning as Silk Typhoon hackers target supply chain: what you need to do
Chinese cyber-espionage group is now targeting supply chain companies. Davey Winder explains what steps you need to take.
HPE flexes its ProLiant compute muscles at MWC Barcelona 2025: here’s why it matters to 6G, AI and the future of mobile connectivity
We speak to an expert in HPE's Aruba Networking group to find out why HPE thinks telcos should invest in AI compute hardware such as its latest ProLiant servers
“All bets are off” with new VMware escape flaw
What you need to know about the VMware escape flaw and how it exposes virtual machines to potential attacks across shared hosting environments
Sergey Brin wants 60-hour work weeks for AI staff, but studies show that’s the pathway to burnout
Google's Co-Founder thinks a 60-hour work week is the key to AGI success, but sadly the body of evidence disagrees
IBM unveils DataStax buy as HashiCorp deal finally closes
IBM has announced a flurry of acquisition activity, with the opening of one deal and the closing of another.
Lenovo unveils SEVEN new ThinkPad laptops at MWC 2025 and here’s what you need to know
Explore the new Lenovo ThinkPad MWC 2025 announcements, featuring six upgraded models and the innovative T14s 2-in-1.
HPE promises to “modernise your network from client to cloud” at MWC 2025
Why HPE wants you to join it at MWC 2025: to explore how it can help businesses innovate and modernise networks from client to cloud.
Cost blowouts push UK businesses towards hybrid cloud storage, Wasabi finds
Rising and unpredictable cloud storage fees are pushing UK organisations to reconsider their IT infrastructure strategies, with nearly half now adopting a hybrid approach that blends on-premises and cloud storage solutions, according to the third annual Wasabi Global Cloud Storage Index.
The speed of malware growth: 26.5 new variants an hour
Davey Winder reveals the frightening truth about malware speed and its rapid growth, with 637 new variants produced daily