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5-minute summary of unmissable happenings in business tech 2024
Nicole Kobie looks back at the last year in business tech – but don’t worry, it’s not all about AI
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Davey’s security lessons to learn from 2024
Security expert Davey Winder explains what security lessons we must learn from 2024 through the lens of the year's most telling stories
Hybrid cloud strategies: balancing flexibility and control
As organisations seek to navigate the growing complexity of their IT environments, hybrid cloud strategies are inevitable.
High-Performance Computing (HPC): applications and benefits
In computing, speed and power reign supreme and High-Performance Computing (HPC) is the undisputed king - we outline its benefits and uses.
How Juniper Networks’ Mist AI is helping US school districts boost speeds and reduce downtime
A partnership with Juniper Networks has overhauled a US school district's network performance, while the company's Mist AI is automating the troubleshooting process.
Exploring edge computing: bringing data processing closer to the source
The exponential growth of data processed outside traditional data centres or the cloud underscores the rising importance of edge computing
AI and automation drive 703% increase in credential compromise attacks
According to a new report, AI-powered attacks on our credentials are up in every way imaginable - including email and social engineering phishing attacks
Intel releases Arc B-Series GPUs
Learn more about Intel’s latest release of the Arc B Series graphic cards, including details on its architecture and why Intel reckons it's best-in-class for performance per dollar
Hybrid cloud vs multicloud: understanding the differences
Choosing the right approach ultimately depends on a business's specific needs. Here we explain the differences to help aid a better evaluation.
Data backup strategies: ensuring business continuity
Safeguarding data requires a robust storage and backup strategy, particularly in the face of mounting cyber threats, natural disasters, and operational errors, writes Kihara Kimachia.
Can Meta achieve Net Zero? A deep dive into its 2024 Sustainability Report
Writing as a "critical friend", Lee Grant analyses Meta's 2024 Sustainability Report to discover what it does well and where it still needs to improve
Network virtualisation: what it is and why it matters
Networking virtualisation is a technology that abstracts networking functions from the underlying hardware - we explain what that means and the benefits it brings.
SSD vs HDD: which storage solution suits your needs?
Choosing between Solid-State Drives (SSDs) and Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) comes down to your preferences regarding performance, longevity, and cost-effectiveness. The comparison below delves into the nuances of SSDs and HDDs, providing insights tailored to various use cases.
Software-defined vehicles are coming – and they’ll cost you $269 a month
The era of software-defined cars is on its way, according to IBM – and it’s going to be an expensive one for consumers.
What does 2025 hold for healthcare digital transformation?
As 2025 approaches, the healthcare sector continues its steady march toward digital transformation - here are some predictions for next year.
Servers and hybrid cloud give HPE an earning boost – but there are “lumpy” times ahead
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has published its latest set of financial results, with a strong quarter driven by traditional server sales.
Ho ho ho, hack hack hack: why Semperis is warning IT leaders about holiday attacks
Ransomware gangs use the festive period as a golden opportunity to attack organisations. Semperis has published a report to pin down the threat, and we interview its Area VP UK & Ireland to find out more.
Acer’s November revenue jumps 21% on Chromebooks, PCs
Acer reported consolidated revenue of NT$22.75 billion (US$6.7 million) for November, up 21% from October and a 13% growth compared to the same period last year.
Luciana Borges, Founder of Borges Design: “When it comes to navigating creative differences, technology has generally improved the process”
We interview Luciana Borges, Founder of Borges Design, an interior design and architecture studio established in 2013.
Workday Student management system available outside US for first time
Workday has launched its end-to-end student management system in Australia and New Zealand, marking the first deployment of the system outside North America.