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What a second Donald Trump presidency means for Big Tech
Trump’s first day back in the office sends some signals, but it’s clear there’s more to come for Elon Musk and the rest
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AWS breaks new ground with launch of Mexico infrastructure region and $5 billion investment
AWS has added a new infrastructure region to its global cloud empire, with Mexico becoming the first region to join the cloud giant’s roster this year.
Implementing Zero Trust Best Practices
Zero Trust is a security practice organizations can employ to bolster their cybersecurity efforts and help prevent malicious actors from gaining access to sensitive data…
CoreWeave and IBM to build Nvidia G200 AI supercomputer
CoreWeave has announced it will partner with IBM to deliver a new AI supercomputer to train Big Blue's open-source Granite models
Enhancing user engagement through personalized OTT experiences
Engage viewers through personalized Over-The-Top experiences and they're more likely to become advocates for your service, reducing the cost of acquiring new subscribers and helping to grow your audience organically
UK government wants to make ransom payments illegal as critical infrastructure under attack
With a growing number of attacks aimed at critical infrastructure, the UK Government wants to make it illegal to pay ransomware gangs
Logitech’s Rally Camera Streamline Kit promises to make capturing lectures a snip
Logitech has announced its Rally Camera Streamline Kit targeted at colleges and universities, with the promise of more engaging lectures
AI very mobile Christmas and many happy returns: the true story of online festive sales in 2024
A Salesforce report reveals not only record levels of online shopping but also returns, with shoppers turning to AI to make the process easier
2025’s key business tech trends and what leaders must do to stay ahead
Product Marketing Manager Matan Bordo highlights three business tech trends that will make a difference in 2025 and explains how that should guide your strategy
UK is going big with AI Opportunities Action Plan – but it should be wary
The UK Government thinks AI can solve its woes via the AI Opportunities Action Plan, but it might cost us water, land and our medical data
Top competitor analysis tips for mobile-first businesses
Thomas Kriebernegg, General Manager at SplitMetrics Agency, shares his top competitor analysis recommendations for mobile-first businesses
Intel in 2025: the insiders’ view
We interviewed three senior Intel executives at CES 2025 to hammer out exactly what would make 2025 a successful year for the company
Lenovo ThinkPad X9 review: first look at the sleek new ThinkPad that debuted at CES 2025
Our first impressions of the all-new ThinkPad X9, announced at CES 2025, including an exclusive interview with a ThinkPad product expert
Best of CES 2025: the technology that could make a genuine difference to your business
We highlight eight business tech products that stood out from the crowd at CES 2025, from laptops to tablets to an energy harvester....
CSky takes confidential meetings to a new level
We met Swiss startup CSky, a company using AI and state of the art security to bring transcription services to confidential meetings.
AWS launches Thailand Region, plans $5 billion investment
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has launched its first data centre region in Thailand, as part of plans to invest more than $5 billion in the country.
Ivanti Connect Secure hacked using zero-day exploit: what you need to know
The CISA has added CVE-2025-0282 to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue with a severe warning and a bunch of recommended actions
Bubl: a work booth you might actually want to spend time in
At CES 2025, we interviewed Kailash Hiremath, COO of Bubl, a startup that has designed an ingenious - and very welcoming - work booth
Agiga launches marketplace for reselling electronic components
We interview French startup Agiga, which announced the wider availability of its marketplace for buying and selling electronic components at CES 2025
2025: the year data centres got interesting
Microsoft is investing $80 billion to build new data centres, which is great news for the US economy but not so great for the environment