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Inside Intel’s Fab 52 and the Intel 18A process
Our editor was taken on a behind-the-scenes tour of Intel's Fab 52 in Phoenix, Arizona, only the second to create chips based on Intel's 18A process
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IBM to launch “task-level” AI agents for engineers
IBM is preparing to launch IBM Engineering AI Hub v1.0 to help engineering teams work faster and more accurately.
Exclusive interview with Kira Boyko, Product Line Director, on Intel Clearwater Forest: “You’re going to see a 750 kilowatt reduction and then 3.5x performance”
In this interview, we cover what drove the demand for the new line of Xeon 6+ processors, who they're aimed at and the role of the 18A process. Plus the thorny topic of sustainability.
Google Gemini Enterprise enters race to become your company’s all-seeing AI
Google unveils Gemini Enterprise, a business-oriented version of its AI that can access all of your business data
Deloitte boondoggle highlights AI errors – and hype
The Australian government paid $440,000 AUD for Deloitte to analyse an aspect of its welfare system. What it got back was a report featuring made-up citations
Hybrid by design: how to turn an equipment refresh cycle into a strategy
Stop thinking about refresh cycles and take a strategic leap into the world of hybrid and cloud solutions, unlocking efficiency, flexibility, and long-term business value far beyond “like-for-like” upgrades
AMD and OpenAI strategic partnership has immediate effect – on stock prices at least
What you need to know about AMD and OpenAI's strategic partnership, from a stock market and technology perspective
UK’s digital network migration could save billions, BT study claims
Upgrading the UK’s critical services from ageing analogue systems to modern digital networks could deliver a £3 billion net economic benefit by 2040, according to new research commissioned by BT.
HP aims to tame cloud costs with tiny AI Station
HP unveils a mini-PC-sized AI workstation and a massive 49in widescreen display aimed at AI product managers
Microsoft has unveiled vibe working… but what is vibe working?
Microsoft has unveiled AI-powered agents for Office, saying such vibe working tools will be to knowledge workers what AI tools are to coders
AI versus actual intelligence: Why human-in-the-loop still matters
AI alone isn’t enough. Discover why human-in-the-loop systems are essential for trust, accuracy, and smarter automation.
IAM in the age of AI agents
With AI copilots demanding access, identity is under strain as CISOs juggle new risks and old defences
iPhone 17 and Apple’s environmental promises: Greenwashing or genuine change?
Does the iPhone 17 move Apple closer to its 2030 climate goal, or is it another mixed bag of progress and setbacks?
Humain Horizon Pro PC: “This is the future of enterprise”
Discover all about the Saudi Arabia-designed laptop that could change the way enterprises work, according to the Humain CEO, plus first photos of the new device
What you need to know about the Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite and X2 Elite Extreme in four minutes
Everything you need to know about the Snapdragon X2 Elite and X2 Elite Extreme in as short a time as possible
SAP, OpenAI launch AI platform for Germany’s public sector
SAP has partnered with OpenAI to launch OpenAI for Germany, a data sovereign AI solution for Germany’s public sector.
How Adobe is exploiting AI in its products – in the CEO’s own words
Talking chairs: the chair and CEO of Adobe chats to his counterpart at a Qualcomm event to talk about the role of AI in their products
Oracle promotes Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia as co-CEOs as Safra Catz steps down
After betting big on AI and taking Oracle to a market cap of almost $1 trillion, Safra Catz is stepping down to make way for two Oracle heavyweights: Clay Magouyrk and Mike Sicilia.
Is vibe coding killing off JavaScript skills?
JavaScript shows a sharp decline in demand, as AI-assisted vibe coding shoots to prominence
Meaningful AI work: How AI is actually being used by businesses
OpenAI has tried to answer the question of what meaningful work AI is being put to - and the answer is "not nearly enough"