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Microsoft Recall: spyware or helpful tool? Regulators want to know
The UK's Information Commissioner's Office is looking into Microsoft's AI-powered Recall — and no wonder
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The UK's Information Commissioner's Office is looking into Microsoft's AI-powered Recall — and no wonder

We all want to buy more sustainable products, but how do we make informed decisions? Logitech's Head of Sustainability gives us his eight wishes to make sense of it all.

Privacy Enhancing Technologies are a family of technologies poised to disrupt the traditional approach to data usage. Here's why.

Davey Winder drills down into the detail from the latest security threat reports and explains why the way to fight attacks remains the same - even if the threats are changing

Workday has announced the general availability of its Workday Adaptive Planning and Consolidation software. Here's what you need to know.

On World Day for Cultural Diversity we asked 20 businesses what they are doing to foster cultural diversity in the workplace. Here are their responses.

As AI continues to dominate the headlines, Bensen Koh argues that decision makers must take a deeper look into the ecosystem

Intel has just announced Thunderbolt Share, which can link two PCs together in a way that we've never seen before. To discover how it works, and what you need, read our explainer.

Would Ghostbusters proton packs be useful in the real world? Richard Trenholm speaks to scientist James Maxwell to find out.

OpenAI unveils update to GPT-4o, wider access for free users and a desktop version - so does this mark the end of generative AI hype?

Fresh from the announcement of GPT-4o, we explain what it is, what it can do and how much it costs

Meta has lifted the lid on how businesses, educators and researchers are putting its large language model, Llama, to work.

Microsoft has just paid billions of dollars to gain access to an enormous amount of renewable power - and that's just part of its efforts to go carbon neutral

Scattered data is a problem for workers, customers and newly introduced AI. But now, Salesforce Unified Knowledge gathers siloed info from inside and outside a company.

In a bid to boost its AI offering, IBM Consulting will enable enterprises to create and manage AI copilots - including Copilot for Microsoft 365

We may never know who hacked the Ministry of Defence, says Davey Winder, but who cares? It's how they did it that has real-life implications

In an exclusive interview with Lenovo's Global Head of Environmental Services, Stefan Brechling Larsen, we ask why its customers are finally asking for sustainable technology

DDoS mitigation can no longer be left to ISPs alone, argues Tony O'Sullivan, as this tactic is skyrocketing in popularity among threat actors - and businesses of every size are being attacked

IBM and Japanese laboratory Riken have announced an agreement to deploy IBM’s quantum system and integrate it with supercomputer Fugaku

Security expert Davey Winder explains why he wants this to be the last World Password Day ever and prays for World Passkey Day instead