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Dennis Lenard, CEO of Creative Navy: “Graphic design is blurring the lines between reality and symbolism”
We interview Dennis Lenard, CEO of Creative Navy (a UX Design agency) and also a guest lecturer at King’s College London.
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.
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?
Apple’s new carbon neutral Mac mini: Game-changer or greenwashing for business buyers?
Can Apple really claim that the new Mac mini is carbon neutral? Lee digs deep into the figures to find out.
What is shadow AI?
Half of employees admit to using unapproved generative AI at work – the other half are lying. Jokes aside, there’s no question that the rise…
Logitech launches Auto Book and Release tool to tackle frustration of empty but booked meeting rooms
If your meeting rooms are often showing as booked but no-one is inside, Logitech has a tool that might just bring a smile to your face
Water cooling and nuclear fusion: Italian research supercomputer gets a five-petaflop upgrade
Italy’s National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (ENEA) is upgrading its high-performance computing estate with a new system from Lenovo.
Cisco study shows consumers’ privacy awareness is on the rise
A global study by Cisco shows that consumer awareness of privacy laws is increasing with 53% being aware of their national privacy laws
Multiple steps to multi-cloud success
In this opinion article, Matan considers the best practices organisations can implement to set them up for multi-cloud success
Four-day work trials need to end… but here’s another one anyway
With another round of four-day work trials set to start in the UK, we ask whether now might finally the time to accept they work
“Insatiable demand for more compute”: AMD delivers solid results but investors unimpressed
AMD has published its latest set of financial results showing robust growth, but its AI forecast appears to have disappointed some.
Whisper it, but genuinely useful local AI has already arrived on laptops
Local AI is coming to laptops, but can it actually perform tasks that will save you time? We allow HP's new OmniBook Pro to take us out to lunch to find out
AI hype vs AI reality: interview with Tolga Kurtoglu, Lenovo’s Chief Technology Officer
At Lenovo Tech World 24, we interviewed Lenovo's newly installed Chief Technology Officer, Tolga Kurtoglu, to see if he could separate the AI hype from the AI reality
Supporting five generations in the workforce is not for the faint-hearted
In this opinion article, Adelle Desouza outlines three key things that can help support five concurrent generations in the workforce.
LinkedIn says the pace of change at work is speeding up
AI, hybrid working, and more are making us feel overwhelmed at work, according to a LinkedIn survey of more than 5,000 business leaders
Erin Denkovska, Senior Associate at Delta Lighting Design: “Whilst some may view using AI as the easy way out of creating art, the reality is much more complex”
We interview Erin Denkovska, Senior Associate at Delta Lighting Design, where she leads a talented team of lighting designers on large-scale GCC projects, collaborating closely with world-class architects
Digital Exceptionalism: the unsustainable truth behind tech’s carbon footprint
Lee Grant lays out the unsustainable truth behind the AI powering data centres - and the gadgets we all buy. Welcome to Digital Exceptionalism.
Anthropic and Microsoft unveil AI agents — but digital paperwork isn’t dead yet
Anthropic's Claude can now act as an AI agent, even navigating your computer for you, but we're still a long way from a human replacement
Dib dib dib, hack hack hack: Scouts get Digital Citizen badge
The British Scouts have developed four new badges to encourage young people to learn about being a Digital Citizen