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Generative AI takes off in business – but don’t call it a bubble
Confused by AI? You’re not alone. Consultancies struggle to understand what’s next in AI, too
Best of IFA 2024: best business laptops, phones and gadgets
From new laptops to folding phones, IFA 2024 has introduced a bunch of new products of interest to both consumers and business buyers. Here's our pick of the bunch.
What is Lenovo’s Aura Edition?
Lenovo and Intel have worked together to create exclusive "Aura Editions" PCs. Their aim: to solve the problems faced by computer users around the world.
Honor Magic V3 review: something magical this way folds
Honor does it again, somehow improving the Magic V2 with this even-slimmer successor. Read our full verdict in this Honor Magic V3 review.
Ransomware tactics 2024: why you need to protect yourself differently
New ransomware reports show how the gangs are shifting their methods. Here's how you need to fight back against ransomware tactics in 2024
8-core Qualcomm Snapdragon X Plus heralds new era of affordable Copilot+ PCs
Qualcomm has introduced an 8-core Snapdragon X Plus chip, with new devices available from today. And its arrival means that prices of Copilot+ PCs will start at $700 rather than $1,000.
Canva price hike highlights growing cost of Gen AI
Design house Canva is tripling corporate prices to cover the cost of generative AI, and this may be a sign of the times
Intel launches Core Ultra 200V series: “the most efficient x86 processor ever”
We were at Intel's launch of the Core Ultra 200V series and were suitably impressed by Intel's claims and its tested performance. Questions remain to be answered, however.
Intel’s Gaudi 3 AI accelerators set to launch on IBM Cloud in early 2025
Intel has announced plans to make its Gaudi 3 AI accelerators available on IBM Cloud in early 2025, suggesting that next year Nvidia will have tougher competition than ever before.
Detecting DDoS attacks: how to tell a real attack from fake news using AI and common sense
Dubious claims about downtime make it difficult to separate fake news from legitimate outages: here's out to detect genuine DDoS attacks, writes Donny Chong
Don’t call it quishing but, please, do take it seriously
Is that a genuine QR code you see before you? Better make sure, or you'll be the latest victim of a quishing attack
What is a CBA day?
The rise of the CBA day, siesta lunches and more suggest staff still want work-life balance. It turns out that Nicole Kobie can be arsed to explain what it all means.
Is Lenovo’s path to Net Zero working?
How exactly is Lenovo treading the long path to Net Zero? We examine its claims about sustainability and circularity, revealing a largely positive story - except for plastics.
Keeping the Human in HR: is there space for AI in HR?
In this opinion piece, Iffi Wahla explores how AI can not only help HR teams recruit more wisely but also fight unconscious bias in the workplace.
UK industry reacts as Autonomy Founder Mike Lynch goes missing after yacht disaster
The UK tech industry and politicians are responding to Autonomy Founder Mike Lynch's disappearance after a yacht disaster near Sicily
Trump may not have been silenced by DDoS attacks, but your business could be
While DDoS attacks didn't affect X, they're hurting businesses in the real world - protect yourself now or you could be the next victim
UK should shift to four-day work week says poll
Six in ten people want the UK government to shift towards a shorter working week on the same pay, an idea particularly popular among Labour voters.
What to watch: how AI can give viewers a seamless streaming experience
The fierce competition in streaming has led to an explosion in content - might AI help viewers have a more seamless viewing experience?
Anaïs Engelmann, Co-Founder of Team Repair: “Tackling e-waste by teaching kids how to fix by showing them how real products work”
Team Repair is on a mission: to give schoolkids confidence that they can repair electronics and inspire them to consider STEM subjects