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Marc Lueck, CISO in Residence at Zscaler: “The next major shift in IT will centre around simplicity”
We interview Marc Lueck, CISO in Residence at Zscaler, who shares his candid views about the skills IT leaders will soon need - be ready to change or lose your job, in short!
Oracle and Biofy deal uses AI to speed up antibacterial resistance discoveries
How Oracle and Biofy's latest partnership is speeding up antibiotic-resistance data processing, reducing identification times from days to hours.
Three startups bringing blockchain into the real world
We speak to three blockchain startups aiming to revolutionize energy markets, verification processes and even the ways farmers get paid
Software provider fined £3 million for LockBit’s NHS ransomware attack
Davey Winder explains why a managed service provider has accepted a £3.07 million fine after the NHS ransomware attack in 2022, and delivers some words of advice for anyone who needs to protect their network from attackers.
Today’s large language models may never be good enough for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
AI researchers don’t think scaling will let LLMs reach AGI - and say that AI may never be accurate enough to trust
When you should use blockchain – and when you shouldn’t
Blockchain can solve real problems, but it can also over complicate matters – so don’t fall for the hype
ChatGPT’s image generation model gets an amazing upgrade for businesses
ChatGPT image generation is given a massive upgrade, with accurate text and the ability to generate reusable characters.
Idioms and AI: why ChatGPT still doesn’t quite get us
There are good reasons why LLMs such as ChatGPT struggle with idioms like "kick the bucket", and that should give us pause when it means handing them decision-making power
Right to Repair USA: fixing the system one state at a time
Discover how the USA's Right to Repair movement has gained momentum with all 50 states evaluating important legislation for your repair rights.
Hey Mac users, phishing hackers are coming for your passwords now
Understand the rise of phishing attacks against Mac users and why they're hot targets in the evolving landscape of online threats
HP ZBook Fury G1i is an 18in monster of a laptop
What you need to know about the impressive HP ZBook Fury G1i, an 18in mobile workstation that offers unmatched power and screen size for creatives.
AI in the NHS can work and here’s proof
Explore how the UK's NHS is using AI technologies to improve improving outcomes from strokes to simple interactions with a doctor
IBM’s System Two quantum computer “game changer” heading to the Basque Country
IBM has scored another quantum win, with the announcement of an upcoming rollout in Spain’s Basque Country.
8 weird ways to use QR codes (and 5 boring ways they can win you customers)
Find out how brands are taking advantage of novel QR code uses to create memorable experiences and drive sales and customer loyalty
Three different ways companies are putting blockchain to work today
Sectors such as ad sales, science publishing and luxury goods are already putting blockchain to work, as we reveal via exclusive interviews
The power grid attackers: Chinese government-linked hackers Volt Typhoon exposed
Davey Winder reveals how power grid attackers target utilities, with insights into the methods used by groups like Volt Typhoon, and what lessons we all can learn
Manus proves Chinese can hype AI just as much as the US
Chinese company releases AI agent, claims it's better than everyone else's, and the hype cycle starts again
OpenAI lets developers build their own agents
Developer-made AI agents can now search the web or even take control of a user's computer, thanks to new OpenAI APIs
Show time: MWC Barcelona 2025 stands through the eyes of a company that builds them
We uncover the secrets behind the standout MWC Barcelona 2025 stands by speaking to one of the standout companies that makes them.