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How do we weave better environmental and occupational efficiency into our workplaces? How do we create work environments and a culture that actively brings everyone together? These are the questions Simon Long, digital transformation and technology strategist asks when reflecting on the Future of Work.
AMD's latest range of mobile processors is designed to beat its Intel and Apple rivals for performance, graphics capabilities and even battery life. We dig deeper into the claims.
With over a decade of experience advising the world’s largest tech companies, Clarence Ding has something to say about the Future of Work.
The UK is keen to lead the world on AI regulation – but does it have international support?
If you're interested in taking advantage of Adobe Firefly (and you should be), then read our in-depth explainer on what it is and how it works
Apple made a huge number of business-friendly announcements at WWDC. Here, we summarise what you need to know, and break down what they might mean for your business.
We take an early look at the HP Z8 Fury G5 workstation, which exploits the latest 56-core Intel Xeon processors and up to four Nvidia RTX A6000 graphics cards despites its desk-friendly proportions.
How can augmented reality help businesses? And is it one of those never-never land technologies that we're kept waiting for, or has it already landed? We have the answers.
Whether it's Apple (or others) using serialisation, Windows 10 coming to the end of its useful life or a lack of security updates, software has a key part to play when it comes to business sustainability.
Find out about Microsoft's plans to build an AI assistant into Windows 11. The promise: that not only will it make Windows easier to use, but tie together Microsoft's disparate products.
Our not-so-friendly IT manager has another confession to make - that he only has one friend. And he thinks, for the sake of your personal data, you should only have one friend too.
Is mind reading getting closer? It seems so as an academic study suggests that a computer can extract the text of a story someone hears from their brain activity.
We interview a futurist and author who has advised the BBC, Marks & Spencer, McKinsey & Co and many more on innovation and future concepts. Read on for his vision on the future of work.
We take a look at some of the first Ask Me Anything that Bill Gates took part in on Reddit over a decade ago. Some of his predictions have been incredibly prescient. Others... less so.
AI is under attack from all fronts, due to its use of energy, replacing people's jobs and the possibility it may end up taking over the world. But some experts believe it could save the world instead.
We take a look at ASUS’ Q1 2023 results and summarise the main highlights.
When it comes to housing tech companies, Leeds is one of the strongest cities in England. Here, we profile six great startups and more established businesses that are doing great things.
As part of our Future of Work series of interviews, Duena Blomstrom - co-founder and CEO of PeopleNotTech - explains why future jobs will be all about humanity
Akash Nigam, CEO of Genies, has bought ChatGPT Plus subscriptions for all his employees - and he's already seeing results. The question is, should other businesses follow suit?
Slack has just announced an AI tool that will turn up to meetings on your behalf, but how will it work? And is this the future of meetings? Barry Collins investigates