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AWS teams up with AI materials firm to speed data centre decarbonisation efforts
AWS has teamed up with Orbital Materials to discover new ways to decarbonise data centres.
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Elegoo showcases products and initiatives at Formnext
Elegoo, a 3D printer company, recently released updates to its software, hardware and initiatives at the latest Formnext event.
AWS updates data centres with new components to support AI innovation and improve energy usage
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced it has added new components to its data centre to support customers’ ongoing needs, particularly for generative AI development, and to further improve energy efficiency.
1 in 5 enterprises admit they aren’t prepared for AI cyberattacks
A new study from Kaspersky shows that businesses aren't prepared for AI cyberattacks. Davey rudely says that it's time for you to "get off your collective arses"
As AI Alliance celebrates its first birthday we ask IBM: what happens next?
The AI Alliance celebrates its first birthday today, growing from around 50 tech companies to over 140 in the space of 12 months. So what has it achieved and what happens next?
Eizo launches FlexScan FLT: the world’s most efficient monitor
Eizo has announced the FlexScan FLT, standing for “Future Leading Technology”, which it claims is the world’s most power-efficient monitor
Cisco and NTT Data join forces to deliver global wireless connectivity
Cisco and NTT Data have announced an expansion of their partnership aimed at delivering wireless networking connectivity solutions for enterprises globally.
Nationwide Building Society delivers private cloud on HPE GreenLake
Nationwide Building Society believes that this private cloud deployment on HPE GreenLake is an important landmark in its hybrid cloud journey, which began in 2018.
Nutanix expands AI platform to public cloud with Enterprise AI
Nutanix has announced the extension of its AI infrastructure platform with its new cloud-native platform called Nutanix Enterprise AI (NAI)
Pat Gelsinger steps down: what happens next for Intel
After the shock - but not terribly shocking - news that Pat Gelsinger has left Intel, we investigate what steps the company has already taken and what will happen next
Looking beyond the great Blue Yonder ransomware attack
Security expert Davey Winder explains the significance of the Blue Yonder ransomware attack and its part in a larger campaign that targets the supply chain
Productivity theatre: Asana study suggests employees fake busyness at work
A new study suggests that people are pretending to be busy when they aren't, but there may be good reasons behind this apparent laziness
Black Friday deals for tech workers and business buyers that are actually worth considering
Rather than drown you with hundreds of Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, we focus on deals in the UK and US that could help you work more efficiently.
IBM furthers its quantum computing ambitions with the addition of new partners and customers
IBM is furthering its quantum computing ambitions with the addition of new partners and customers, including Pasqal and Yonsei University
HPE delivers ‘world’s fastest’ El Capitan supercomputer to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has announced the delivery of the El Captain supercomputer to the US Department of Energy’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
H releases cloud-based AI agent: Runner H
Self-proclaimed agentic AI leader H has released a beta of a web-based AI agent that it claims is 29% faster than Anthropic
IBM debuts artificial intelligence tools for green causes – but businesses cautious on sustainable AI
IBM has unveiled sustainable AI tools designed to help with energy and urban planning at this year’s COP summit.
Optus holds revenue steady at $4.02b for first half of FY25
Optus has reported that revenue remained steady at $4.02 billion for the half year ending 30 September 2024 in the lead up to the full FY25
Listen to the spooks and stop ignoring known vulnerabilities!
When the FBI, NSA, CISA and NSCC tell you to take known vulnerabilities seriously, it's time to take action. Davey explains exactly what you need to do.
Logitech launches Auto Book and Release tool to tackle frustration of empty but booked meeting rooms
If your meeting rooms are often showing as booked but no-one is inside, Logitech has a tool that might just bring a smile to your face