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Amazon and Oracle invest billions into Spain’s cloud regions
Spain's tech industry has received a huge boost with both Amazon and Oracle investing billions as they expand their cloud regions.
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Tech startups in Europe embrace AI
A report from Cloudvisor and PWC found that over two-thirds of tech startups in Europe are already enjoying the benefits of AI
AMD wants to be an AI-first company
At an invite-only briefing with a handful of European journalists, Jack Huynh, Senior Vice President and GM of AMD's Computing and Graphics Business Group, explains two key shifts in the company's strategy
Clemson University to upgrade 20-year-old ERP system with Workday
Clemson University has announced that it will move to a new ERP solution, and has selected Workday as its new provider.
Qilin apologises to NHS victims for attack but demands $50 million ransom anyway
Attackers of NHS pathology service provider says sorry to the victims of its attack, blames the government - and still wants its money
AWS launches $230 million initiative for generative AI startups
AWS has announced it's giving away $230 million worth of services and support to generative AI startups as part of AWS Accelerators.
Adobe upgrades Acrobat with Firefly image creation and its AI Assistant
Adobe is bringing its stunning generative AI art engine, Firefly, to Adobe Acrobat and Reader, allowing users to create and edit images in PDFs using text prompts
Adobe Experience Platform AI Assistant for Enterprise released
Learn how the Adobe Experience Platform AI Assistant can help your Enterprise productivity and marketing efforts.
IBM and Wimbledon’s Catch Me Up cards to give personalised write-up for every singles tennis player in 2024’s Championships
Tennis fans will be able to instantly see "snackable" cards for every singles player at Wimbledon 2024 thanks to a technology partnership between IBM and The All England Lawn Tennis Club
Colorado’s Right To Repair law is first to include business-to-business repairs
Colorado's Right to Repair legislation not only makes it easier for consumers to get their devices repaired, but also for businesses.
Japan’s Kasugai Municipal Hospital migrates critical data to the cloud with Wasabi Technologies
Japan’s Kasugai Municipal Hospital has selected Wasabi Technologies as its cloud storage provider for the migration of its backup data from tape and on-premise storage to the cloud.
Ransomware resurgence gives small businesses cause for concern
A record number of smaller ransomware groups have appeared following the recent headline-grabbing takedowns of big names - and small businesses are in their crosshairs
Google upgrades NotebookLM with more sources and faster fact-checking
Google has revealed a series of upgrades and an increase in availability for its research and study app, NotebookLM.
Microsoft claws back Recall after privacy backlash
In response to a privacy backlash, Microsoft Recall will become opt-in, add more privacy features and come with extra layers of security
Atlanta nonprofits chosen for Sage Grow Program
Four Atlanta nonprofits have been chosen to participate in this year's edition of Sage Grow Program. We reveal who they are and share the experience of a past participant.
Vodafone lands 2Africa, world’s largest subsea cable system
Vodafone has connected the UK to 2Africa, the world's largest fibre-optic cable system that will ultimately be long enough to stretch the whole circumference of the world
Mercury NZ overhauls its finance system with Workday
Mercury NZ has selected Workday for its new finance system as the company aims to help New Zealand transition to a low-emissions economy.
Paris Olympics under threat as Russia favourite for hacking gold medal
The Olympic Games are due to begin on 26 July, but which four nations are lining up to compete for the hacking gold medal?
Gen Z graduates eye careers in education — or start their own companies
LinkedIn research reveals the state of the graduate job market, from the skills most in demand to the sectors drawing most attention from students
AI servers drive Dell’s growth but keen margins reduce overall profits
Dell is literally banking on AI, as AI servers drive immediate growth, it aims to sell AI services to companies and also hopes that AI will drive future sales of PCs