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Best of IFA 2026: Business laptops, monitors, phones, routers and innovations
IFA 2026 comes to a close today, and after trudging every square foot of every hall we believe we've picked out the best of show products.
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AMD announces we’re “entering the era of personal AI” at IFA 2026 – and the Halo Threadripper Station
AMD told the world that we're entering the era of personal AI at IFA 2026, and also introduced the Halo Threadripper Station - a supercomputer on your desk
First look at Lenovo Yoga Pro 9n and what it tells us about the RTX Spark platform
We share our thoughts about RTX Spark laptops after getting our hands on the early products, including the Lenovo Yoga Pro 9n, at IFA 2026
AI is awful at creating marketing content… surely Google Pics can’t make it worse
Google has just launched Google Pics, an image creation and editing tool for Workspace subscribers, but with a backlash forming against AI-generated marketing its timing couldn't be worse
First impressions of the colourful Dell 14S from IFA 2026
Should businesses consider buying the Dell 14S? With excellent build quality and battery life, our brief play with the new laptop at IFA suggests yes
What we learned about Windows 11 K2 at IFA 2026: “Unmetered intelligence on every desk”
Mark Linton, Vice President of Windows and Devices at Microsoft, took to the stage at IFA to give an insight into the latest Windows 11 K2 developments
Interview with Jason Chen, Acer CEO: “I wouldn’t call myself an environmentalist, other than I’m a person that is conscious of our responsibility to the environment”
Before IFA 2026 began, we caught up with Acer CEO Jason Chen to talk the environment, its new Vero 16 laptop, how he's changed the Acer brand - and who should buy Acer laptops for their business
View from the Valley: Turns out Big Tech has no shame
August began with a security snafus and ends with a Meta whimper, argues our man in San Francisco (and briefly Las Vegas). All of which reveals the Valley’s dark heart
Exclusive interview with Cindy Cohn: “The idea that the Big Tech companies are going to stand up for us against the government seems laughable”
Iain Thomson interviews Cindy Cohn, outgoing director of the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and a key player in why we have encryption today
AI isn’t helping NEETs find jobs: Apprenticeships might
Recent research suggests AI has hit younger people's job prospects hardest, but there is a not-so-secret weapon that could help: apprenticeships
CISA issues guidance on how organisations can handle the “Patch Apocalypse”
The US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has released two vital pieces of guidance for organisations facing the fallout from the so-called patch apocalypse.
Logitech Spot integrations will now tell you if it’s too hot to work in your office
Logitech announces ten new integrations for its workplace sensor, the Logitech Spot, which means you can now track temperature, CO2 levels and air quality in real-time
ChatGPT Sites: Publish business websites in a flash
Find out how you can use ChatGPT Sites to publish key business data in minutes, including how to publish it on your own website
IBM moves the world one step closer to large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computing
IBM has successfully joined two cryogenic quantum modules together, providing the founding blocks to future computers formed of hundreds of quantum processors
7 reasons this Qualcomm-powered Lenovo laptop is perfect for executives
Our verdict on the Qualcomm-powered Lenovo Yoga Slim 7x Gen 11, a highly affordable laptop that's perfect for businesses - especially if you upgrade to Windows 11 Pro
Is your business ready for robots? Intel’s new report suggests not (but handily suggests how you can prepare)
A new Intel report, The Robotics Readiness Gap, suggests that organisations aren't ready for the robotic invasion that will soon take place across our workspaces
What’s happened to Amazon Leo, the long heralded rival to Starlink?
What's happened to Amazon Leo, the rival to Starlink, and is there any chance it's going to start delivering satellite broadband anytime soon?
Interview with Andy Rhodes, Lenovo UK & Ireland MD: “Many customers don’t know the second-hand value of their assets…we’re really trying to help”
On the day after Lenovo recorded the strongest quarter in its history, we interviewed the company's new MD for UK & Ireland
Is AI good for workplace culture? Turns out it depends on your manager
A new Gallup poll shows that human resources leaders believe in AI's importance, but to get good results you need managers who are equally enthused
Castrol cooling fluids given green light for Nvidia AI Factories and data centre infrastructure
Two months ago we described how Castrol was bringing its 125 years of fluid expertise to help cool the world’s data centres. Today, it announced…