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Four ways all employees can support the next generation
Every employee, regardless of title or tenure, has the power to shape the professional and personal development of the next generation. Here are four ways you can start doing just that.
How a professional QR partner powered a drinks promotion in Tennessee and delivered consistent messaging in Paris
Explore real-world QR code case studies that showcase the innovative uses of QR codes in two very different sectors.
Nvidia adds Sweden to growing list of countries with Nvidia-powered AI factories
We uncover the details and consider the thinking behind Sweden's AI factory, a massive initiative by Nvidia and top Swedish businesses in AI technology.
Rupert Bedell, Managing Director at Fasthosts: “IT teams will need to adopt a more customer-centric mindset”
We interview Rupert Bedell, Managing Director at Fasthosts, to which he brings over 25 years of leadership and marketing expertise from multinational companies
Ensure your IT spending goes further!
Maximise your IT budget with vendor programs, audits, and FinOps. Align tech spend with business goals to unlock value and boost resilience.
Cisco study finds AI will run 68% of customer service by 2028
New research from Cisco has predicted that agentic AI will handle over two-thirds of customer service and support interactions by 2028.
How Google’s Steven Nickel is revolutionizing device repairability
In this exclusive interview, we find out how Steven Nickel is influencing the repairability of Google's Pixel devices in the US and abroad
Claude’s new voice mode gets chatty with your Gmail and Docs
Anthropic unveils new voice mode for Claude that can check your inbox and docs for updates - great for business?
James Harvey, CTO, EMEA, Rimini Street: “There is a temptation to follow the hype in IT, but we should not forget the basics”
We interview James Harvey, CTO, EMEA at Rimini Street, where he's responsible for advising clients on strategic innovation initiatives
Copyright versus AI in the UK: why are MPs siding with tech over the arts?
There was a time when British MPs fought against AI when it came to copyright holders' rights, so what's so different now, asks Nicole Kobie?
Everything you need to know about Midjourney
This Midjourney guide has one simple aim: to answer the questions that people are asking about 2025's most amazing generative AI service
QR codes: How to choose the right partner
When entering into a partnership with a QR code specialist, you should look into several key factors - from value for money to analytics
Japan fires up world’s biggest quantum research supercomputer to supercharge hybrid research
Discover the features of Japan's ABCI-Q quantum supercomputer and its role in hybrid computing advancements.
Rob Marchiori, Country Manager for Cognizant Australia: “The biggest ethical challenge may not be AI itself – but how we perceive it”
We interview Rob Marchiori, Country Manager for Cognizant Australia, where he's responsible for delivering client value, innovation and sustainable results
Nvidia, Foxconn and TSMC to jointly build AI factory in Taiwan
Nvidia, Foxconn, and TSMC have announced they are working with the Taiwanese government to build an AI supercomputer to bolster AI computing availability in Taiwan
It’s time to switch off the healthcare hacker life support
Davey Winder has had enough. Here, he uncovers the truly deadly threats posed by healthcare ransomware groups and the staggering impact on millions of individuals in the sector.
Marks & Spencer lays bare the true cost of ransomware attack
The Marks & Spencer ransomware attack will hit the company's profits by around £300 million, the company reports
Andrew Lister, Head of Technology at Greenhouse Software: “IT in companies will undergo significant changes in the next few years”
We interview Andrew Lister, Head of Technology at Greenhouse Software an experienced technology executive with 28 years of experience
Intel uses Computex 2025 to announce workstation-class GPUs plus Gaudi 3 and AI Assistant Builder availability
Explore Intel's announcements at Computex 2025, including Gaudi 3 AI accelerators and powerful workstation GPUs.