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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?
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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.
Microsoft Recall: spyware or helpful tool? Regulators want to know
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From carbon calories to renewable energy: eight ways to make technology products more sustainable
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.
Tech you need to know: Privacy Enhancing Technologies
Privacy Enhancing Technologies are a family of technologies poised to disrupt the traditional approach to data usage. Here's why.
Ransomware trends: what’s on the increase and what’s going down
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 Adaptive Planning and Consolidation – what you need to know
Workday has announced the general availability of its Workday Adaptive Planning and Consolidation software. Here's what you need to know.
How can businesses foster cultural diversity in the workplace?
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.
Breaking down the AI ecosystem
As AI continues to dominate the headlines, Bensen Koh argues that decision makers must take a deeper look into the ecosystem
What is Thunderbolt Share?
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.
Ghostbusters proton packs in real life
Would Ghostbusters proton packs be useful in the real world? Richard Trenholm speaks to scientist James Maxwell to find out.
OpenAI’s “magic” GPT-4o update is an iterative release that may herald less AI hype
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?