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Got an idea on how AI can fix the job market? IBM wants to hear from you
IBM is on the hunt for organisations that want to tackle education and workforce problems using artificial intelligence
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The AI-carbon paradox: Inside Microsoft’s 78-million-tonne hedge against climate failure
Microsoft is trying to counteract its carbon output with investment in new, unproven sustainable initiatives, but is its gamble going to work? Lee Grant crunches the numbers
Novelty to necessity: why hyper-personalisation, trust and skills will define AI leaders in 2026
IBM's Sebastian Weir believes that AI‑driven hyper‑personalisation will become a must-have this year - and only organisations that build trust and upskill their people will turn it into competitive advantage
Ricoh, GVM signal potential APAC strategic partnership
Ricoh and multimedia delivery solutions provider Global Vision Multimedia Group (GVM) have launched “full-scale” discussions about a strategic partnership, including capital ties
AI will force a rethink of identity security in 2026 – here’s how
AI agents are breaking traditional identity models, forcing organisations in 2026 to move away from siloed IAM tools toward a unified identity layer covering humans, machines, software, and AI.
ChatGPT’s AI dominance is waning badly
Stiff competition from Google Gemini and Elon Musk's Grok sees ChatGPT's once huge lead in AI chatbots pegged back
Is the EU-India free trade agreement the “mother of all deals” or an over-hyped handshake? View from the world experts
Industry leaders weigh in on the EU-India trade deal, assessing its impact on talent mobility, startups, global competition and the realities of doing business in India.
Ben Waterman, Co-Founder and CEO of Strabo: “Data and analytics are being used to support key operational and commercial decisions in a way never seen before”
We interview Ben Waterman, the co-founder and CEO of Strabo, a wealth management platform for consumers and financial advisers, based in the UK.
Mozilla lets Firefox users turn off AI – others should follow suit
Mozilla is giving its Firefox browser an off-switch for AI features – a move other software developers should consider, writes Nicole Kobie
2026 is the year of the AI reality check
2026 marks a turning point where inflated AI expectations collide with broken operations, exposing process debt, premature layoffs and the limits of automation without fundamentals.
Intel announces “AI developer’s dream” Xeon 600 Processors for Workstation
Based on a pre-launch briefing with Intel, here's what you need to know about its Xeon 600 processors for workstations
Why AMD’s business laptop leader thinks AI built into computers is inevitable… and why it built the AMD Ryzen AI Halo dev box
We interviewed AMD client PC boss Rahul Tikoo at CES to find out why AMD released its own mini PC, the AMD Ryzen AI Halo dev box, and about the future of AI PCs
Google names winners of $20 million funding for AI science projects
Google's philanthropic arm has named the 12 projects that will share in a multimillion-dollar funding pot dedicated to further scientific research using artificial intelligence
10 things we learned at Acumatica Summit 2026
With over 3,000 attendees packed into the convention center, Acumatica used Summit 2026 to hammer home a clear theme: moving ERP from potential to impact, because “the future is here now.”
View from the Valley: Rise of the robots, job threat from AI, and why it’s time to show us the money
In this month's View from the Valley, San Francisco-based reporter Iain Thomson explains why robots, job losses and financial reports have caught his eye in January 2026
HPE delivers private AI cloud for New Zealand’s 2degrees
HPE and New Zealand-based telco giant 2degrees have teamed up to develop a purpose-built private AI platform built on HPE Private Cloud AI
Bugcrowd hacker report shows we’re in a “new era of human-augmented intelligence”
Security expert Davey Winder delivers his verdict on the new Bugcrowd report: Inside the Mind of a Hacker. Would the last one not using AI please turn off the lights
Fairphone Fairbuds XL: Next-gen sound meets next-level sustainability
Find out why this eco-conscious buyer is such a big fan of the new Fairphone Fairbuds XL headphones, which are built for repairability - just like their predecessors
Sacha Herrmann, CFO at Soldo: “Technical accounting knowledge still absolutely matters”
We interview Sacha Herrmann, CFO at Soldo, who brings over 20 years of strategic leadership at high-growth companies such as Codility and Nexthink
New Micron plant could ease memory crisis… in 2028
Micron beefs up wafer manufacturing plant in Singapore as it aims to shorten the ongoing memory crisis, but is it too little too late?