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Dell hits record figures in Second Quarter Fiscal 2025 due to AI server sales
Dell's latest quarterly results have shown an uptick for the hardware giant, with AI server sales continuing to grow.
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Lenovo drives enterprise AI development with Nvidia NIM Agent Blueprints
A serious of announcements this year - including a joint one with Nvidia - reinforce Lenovo as a serious player in enterprise AI development
Best of IFA 2024: best business laptops, phones and gadgets
From new laptops to folding phones, IFA 2024 has introduced a bunch of new products of interest to both consumers and business buyers. Here's our pick of the bunch.
What is Lenovo’s Aura Edition?
Lenovo and Intel have worked together to create exclusive "Aura Editions" PCs. Their aim: to solve the problems faced by computer users around the world.
Honor MagicBook Art 14 review: making the business case
In this Honor MagicBook Art 14 review, we give our verdict on the stylish laptop's merits and demerits as a business laptop.
Honor Magic V3 review: something magical this way folds
Honor does it again, somehow improving the Magic V2 with this even-slimmer successor. Read our full verdict in this Honor Magic V3 review.
Ransomware tactics 2024: why you need to protect yourself differently
New ransomware reports show how the gangs are shifting their methods. Here's how you need to fight back against ransomware tactics in 2024
Acer announces five Copilot+ PC laptops at IFA 2024: here’s what you need to know
Acer takes advantage of the latest chips from AMD, Intel and Qualcomm to update its laptops to Copilot+ PC status
8-core Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus heralds new era of affordable Copilot+ PCs
Qualcomm has introduced an 8-core Snapdragon X Plus chip, with new devices available from today. And its arrival means that prices of Copilot+ PCs will start at $700 rather than $1,000.
Dell hopes to lure budget business buyers with Qualcomm’s 8-core Snapdragon X Plus chips
Dell announces two laptops based on Qualcomm's 8-core Snapdragon X Plus chip - here's why we approve.
Canva price hike highlights growing cost of Gen AI
Design house Canva is tripling corporate prices to cover the cost of generative AI, and this may be a sign of the times
Chris Harris, EMEA Technical Director, Data Security at Thales: “Deepfake technology has escalated fraud to new heights”
We interview Chris Harris, EMEA Technical Director, Data Security at Thales, a leader with over 25 years' experience in IT security
Dell refreshes XPS 13 line with Core Ultra 2 processors
Dell releases details of its updated Dell XPS 13 9350, which now supports Intel Core Ultra 2 processors - including its superior NPU.
Intel launches Core Ultra 200V series: “the most efficient x86 processor ever”
We were at Intel's launch of the Core Ultra 200V series and were suitably impressed by Intel's claims and its tested performance. Questions remain to be answered, however.
Darren Montgomery, COO at Svexa: “There was obviously a huge gap between data and actionable insight”
We interview Darren Montgomery, now COO at Svexa having formerly spent a decade leading global marketing campaigns at Electronic Arts
From fragmented to unified: why interoperability is key to integrated healthcare
Interoperability is the crucial factor that will allow different digital systems within healthcare to become fully integrated. Here's why.
Intel’s Gaudi 3 AI accelerators set to launch on IBM Cloud in early 2025
Intel has announced plans to make its Gaudi 3 AI accelerators available on IBM Cloud in early 2025, suggesting that next year Nvidia will have tougher competition than ever before.
Kris De Coorde, Policy and Innovation Project Leader at Sport Vlaanderen: “Social media is a vital part of the modern sports experience”
We interview Kris De Coorde, Policy and Innovation Project Leader at Sport Vlaanderen, the Flemish sports administration.
Detecting DDoS attacks: how to tell a real attack from fake news using AI and common sense
Dubious claims about downtime make it difficult to separate fake news from legitimate outages: here's out to detect genuine DDoS attacks, writes Donny Chong
Don’t call it quishing but, please, do take it seriously
Is that a genuine QR code you see before you? Better make sure, or you'll be the latest victim of a quishing attack