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Automotive has a tech debt problem
Automotive tech debt is surging as software grows. Find out why legacy systems fail and how unified platforms can finally improve reliability.
Google unleashes Gemini 3 with a heavy emphasis on vibe coding
Google's latest AI model, Gemini 3, concentrates on attractive interface design and delivers a new app for coders
Oracle inks electronic health record and AI agent deals with rural hospitals
Oracle has been signing up new users for its AI health software products, with three new deals this month.
The secret software sauce that’s helping to solve financial crime in the UK, Canada and Australia (hint: it’s called Altia FIT)
Who on Earth is Altia and why does every police force in the UK rely on its FIT software? As it celebrates the software's 20-year anniversary, we find out
Ciarán Quilty, Senior VP International, Intuit: “AI can be really used in a positive way to help SMEs focus on what they want to do”
Read our exclusive interview with Ciarán Quilty, Intuit's Senior Vice President, International, from the global launch of its AI agents
HPE Cray supercomputing portfolio bolstered by three new blades
Following last month's introduction of the HPE Discovery supercomputer, based on HPE's new Cray Supercomputing GX5000 platform, HPE has announced a trio of new compute blades designed to accelerate a variety of workloads.
Stop just talking about zero trust
When it comes to zero trust, many organizations start the journey yet struggle to complete it. Here, security expert Dan Raywood identifies the most important next steps you need to take.
AI bias: the hidden business risk companies can’t afford to ignore
From healthcare to finance, AI bias is creating real business risk. Discover how regulation and human oversight can restore trust and fairness.
AMD bets big on AI in latest roadmap update
Chair and CEO Lisa Su said AMD was entering “a new era of growth” fuelled by its technology roadmaps and accelerating AI momentum.
All-new Intuit QuickBooks brings team of virtual AI agents to small businesses
Intuit has announced the global rollout of its financial services platform, which includes five AI agents to delegate tasks to
AI use actually improves job security, report claims
PWC survey finds workers who use AI on a daily basis are most confident about their future job prospects
Neil Gardner, Head of Cloud ERP at SAP: “Leaders should make their technology transformation a shared mission”
We interview Neil Gardner, a seasoned technology professional with 20 years of industry experience, currently heading SAP's UKI Cloud ERP Business
Breaking up the broligarchy: the three steps we need to take
Break up monopolies, build alternative systems and enforce existing regulations - those are the three steps to yanking back control of technology from the “broligarchy".
HPE brings supercomputing expertise to all-new Quantum Scaling Alliance
Find out details of all the eight members in the Quantum Scaling Alliance, including the special skills they each bring
From strategy to impact: how the NHS operational backbone enables digital and data transformation
Learn how the NHS is turning strategy into impact, strengthening operations for digital transformation and better patient experiences.
Surge in claims could push up cyber insurance premiums
Businesses face an unwelcome increase in cyber insurance premiums after sharp spike in insurer payouts
AI vs the internet’s dumbest attacks
AI promised smarter defence, yet basic DDoS attacks still cripple networks. Why dumb attacks keep beating “intelligent” cybersecurity.
South Korea taps Nvidia for over 260,000 chips to drive AI expansion
Nvidia teams up with South Korea, Samsung, SK Group, and Hyundai to add 260,000 GPUs and expand AI infrastructure across key industries.
US Department of Energy spends $625 million on quantum hubs with IBM backing
The US Department of Energy is investing $625M in quantum research hubs with IBM to advance quantum-centric supercomputing and build the foundation for a quantum internet.