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AWS launches $230 million initiative for generative AI startups
AWS has announced it's giving away $230 million worth of services and support to generative AI startups as part of AWS Accelerators.
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Unlocking patient histories – the role of EDMSs in healthcare’s digital revolution
We review the role of electronic document management systems in healthcare's digital revolution and how they enable clinicians to access intelligent insights for patients
Are you hiring a robot or a human?
Iffi Wahla, CEO and Co-Founder of global talent network Edge, discusses the impact of generative AI innovation on recruitment
Adobe upgrades Acrobat with Firefly image creation and its AI Assistant
Adobe is bringing its stunning generative AI art engine, Firefly, to Adobe Acrobat and Reader, allowing users to create and edit images in PDFs using text prompts
IBM and Wimbledon’s Catch Me Up cards to give personalised write-up for every singles tennis player in 2024’s Championships
Tennis fans will be able to instantly see "snackable" cards for every singles player at Wimbledon 2024 thanks to a technology partnership between IBM and The All England Lawn Tennis Club
Colorado’s Right To Repair law is first to include business-to-business repairs
Colorado's Right to Repair legislation not only makes it easier for consumers to get their devices repaired, but also for businesses.
Ransomware resurgence gives small businesses cause for concern
A record number of smaller ransomware groups have appeared following the recent headline-grabbing takedowns of big names - and small businesses are in their crosshairs
How Schneider Electric transformed its Global Procurement Capability Centre
In this exclusive interview, Srinivasan Ramakrishnan explains how Schneider Electric has brought AI and automation services to the fore of its global procurement process.
Google upgrades NotebookLM with more sources and faster fact-checking
Google has revealed a series of upgrades and an increase in availability for its research and study app, NotebookLM.
Microsoft claws back Recall after privacy backlash
In response to a privacy backlash, Microsoft Recall will become opt-in, add more privacy features and come with extra layers of security
Vodafone lands 2Africa, world’s largest subsea cable system
Vodafone has connected the UK to 2Africa, the world's largest fibre-optic cable system that will ultimately be long enough to stretch the whole circumference of the world
Rob Robinson, Head of Telstra Purple, EMEA: “We’re currently dealing with a pretty obvious and growing skills gap, which can be a lucrative opportunity for cyber-criminals”
As the Head of Telstra Purple in EMEA, Rob Robinson is responsible for enabling long-lasting change for any organisation
Acer means business: why it should shed its consumer reputation to battle Dell, HP and Lenovo
Acer means business: why the time has come for Acer to shed its consumer reputation and become a true commercial rival to Dell, Lenovo and HP
How to create a healthy home workspace in this post-pandemic world
The pandemic forced many people out of comfortable offices into their own homes, never to return. Here, experts provide their advice on creating the perfect healthy, home workspace.
Gen Z graduates eye careers in education — or start their own companies
LinkedIn research reveals the state of the graduate job market, from the skills most in demand to the sectors drawing most attention from students
AI servers drive Dell’s growth but keen margins reduce overall profits
Dell is literally banking on AI, as AI servers drive immediate growth, it aims to sell AI services to companies and also hopes that AI will drive future sales of PCs
Which are the most sustainable computers and peripherals?
We’ve scoured the world to find the most sustainable desktops, laptops, monitors, peripherals and printers
Time for CSPs to turn DDoS pain into gain
CSPs face both rising demand and DDoS threats. DDoS Protection-as-a-Service and adopting hybrid solutions might be a solution though.
Election cyberattacks: separating fact from fiction will be harder than ever during 2024’s elections
With huge elections happening in the UK, US and around the world, cyberattackers are stepping up their game. Davey Winder explains how to spot the deepfakes.
Why turning motherboards to jelly could be a sustainability breakthrough thanks to vPCBs
A team at the University of Washington has created printed circuit boards that really do turn to jelly - or at least, viscous material - to make reusing components far easier at the end of life.