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Understanding Software-Defined Networking (SDN) and its benefits
Despite its promise and benefits, Software-Defined Networking (SDN) has struggled to achieve widespread adoption as a standalone solution.
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Cloud storage providers: choosing the right provider
The rise of multicloud environments underscores the importance of informed decisions when choosing a cloud storage provider.
The importance of language when striving for inclusivity across the digital infrastructure industry
Adelle Desouza discusses the importance of language when striving for inclusivity across the digital infrastructure industry.
The hidden owners problem: How failing to identify ultimate beneficial ownership exposes fintechs to financial crime
When it comes to identifying the Ultimate Beneficial Ownership of a company, appearances can be deceiving, writes Andrew Doyle.
Top 5 networking trends to watch in 2025
In this year’s Hype Cycle, five networking trends stand out - here's why one expert believes they are the ones to watch in 2025.
2025 will be the year AI takes centre stage in app marketing and beyond
Thomas Kriebernegg, General Manager, SplitMetrics Agency, shares his prediction for 2025 in marketing and app marketing
Looking beyond the great Blue Yonder ransomware attack
Security expert Davey Winder explains the significance of the Blue Yonder ransomware attack and its part in a larger campaign that targets the supply chain
Why cybersecurity is sometimes just an illusion
For companies to get better at cybersecurity, they have to understand the difference between illusion and genuine security
Productivity theatre: Asana study suggests employees fake busyness at work
A new study suggests that people are pretending to be busy when they aren't, but there may be good reasons behind this apparent laziness
Black Friday deals for tech workers and business buyers that are actually worth considering
Rather than drown you with hundreds of Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals, we focus on deals in the UK and US that could help you work more efficiently.
IBM furthers its quantum computing ambitions with the addition of new partners and customers
IBM is furthering its quantum computing ambitions with the addition of new partners and customers, including Pasqal and Yonsei University
Exclusive interview with iFixit’s Kyle Wiens: behind the scenes of Netflix’s hit exposé Buy Now!
Kyle Wiens, CEO of iFixit, is one of the "stars" of Netflix's Buy Now! documentary. Read this exclusive interview for behind-the-scenes insights.
HPE delivers ‘world’s fastest’ El Capitan supercomputer to Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has announced the delivery of the El Captain supercomputer to the US Department of Energy’s Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Why QR code attacks are the spawn of the Devil
Don't trust QR codes, says Davey Winder, as he explains why they're so favoured by cyberattackers - and what steps you should take to avoid their traps
H releases cloud-based AI agent: Runner H
Self-proclaimed agentic AI leader H has released a beta of a web-based AI agent that it claims is 29% faster than Anthropic
AI for security and securing AI: the two sides of AI
As AI continues to evolve, so too will its role in cyber security - will by leveraging can one stay ahead of ever-evolving cyber threats.
Why don’t CEOs get that return to office mandates don’t work?
Starling staff have resigned after return to office demand, even though it’s only two days a week - so why are CEOs so fond of forcing people back into the office?
IBM debuts artificial intelligence tools for green causes – but businesses cautious on sustainable AI
IBM has unveiled sustainable AI tools designed to help with energy and urban planning at this year’s COP summit.
Optus holds revenue steady at $4.02b for first half of FY25
Optus has reported that revenue remained steady at $4.02 billion for the half year ending 30 September 2024 in the lead up to the full FY25
Why digital labour will either set us free or make us even busier
We're about to see a deluge of AI assistants enter the workplace, but are they going to make our lives easier or become yet another thing that we need to manage?