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IT managers vs Mythos: Get ready for six months of update hell!
IT managers are going to be spend the next six months firefighting patches in a race against time: good AI versus bad AI
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Microsoft’s record-breaking Patch Tuesday is a vulnerability itself
Big tech companies like Apple, Google and Microsoft are issuing more patches than ever, and that means organisations need to change their approach to patch management
Is it time to stop building data centres?
Are we building too many data centres, too quickly? New York thinks so – and it’s pausing new approvals for a year.
Experts in “deceptive design” say Microsoft still using coercive tactics to stop people switching from Edge
A Mozilla-commissioned report suggests that Microsoft still uses "deceptive design" to keep Windows users hooked on Edge - we dig deeper into the findings
Intel doubles down on European manufacturing with €5 billion investment in Ireland fab
The immediate focus is on Intel's Xeon 6 chips, but it also serves as a signal of confidence in the company's manufacturing facility in Ireland
From spreadsheets to strategy: Why expense management needs a digital makeover
We speak to an Accountant, CFO and someone in charge of digital transformation at a bakery to find out the right way to handle expenses in 2026
IBM, ORNL and Cleveland Clinic achieve quantum simulations of fusion materials
The quantum simulation revealed a promising material for producing fuel for fusion energy - and shows the power of quantum and exascale computing when combined
Check your kernel version now: 15-year-old security ghost in the Linux machine
You may not believe in ghosts, but you need to believe in GhostLock if you take your Linux system security seriously.
Sage study shows finance teams lose 13 hours a week verifying AI outputs
Finance professionals are losing nearly 13 hours every week reconstructing, validating and defending AI-generated outputs: we need transparency
Heat waves are making work impossible, but what can you do about it?
Organisations are already using smart watches to monitor for heat stroke, but Nicole Kobie argues that it isn't enough to make working in heat waves viable
View from the Valley: AI engineers enjoy their independence day
AI talent is bolting from Google to Anthropic, writes our man in San Francisco, as IPO riches push salaries and housing costs into absurd territory. But beneath the fireworks and trillion-dollar hype, the mood is turning uneasy...
How to fix the five accounting mistakes that are costing you money
A handful of common accounting slip-ups are costing business leaders far more than they realise. The good news is, they’re all fixable. Here’s how to spot and stop the leaks today.
The story behind Zoom’s realistic AI avatar that will soon be rolled out to the world
We speak to a senior member of Zoom's Global Architecture team to find out the details behind Zoom's new realistic AI avatars
When AI agents attack: JADEPUFFER agentic ransomware raid deploys AI from start to finish
JADEPUFFER moved from a failed login attempt to a completely working fix in only 31 seconds: welcome to a new and even scarier era of AI ransomware attacks
Why every size of business must learn to delegate to AI
We speak to three business owners who already delegate tasks to AI to find out if this is the secret to drive growth in small and medium businesses - not just enterprises
Data centres are making heatwaves hotter
Are reports of data centres making heatwaves even warmer just a load of hot air? Our fan-cooled reporter investigates the latest reports
How Datadog aims to unite your dataset silos
What do you do if your CEO and CTO are arguing over data? Call in Datadog. That's the message we heard from the company's Raphael Jaures at VivaTech, who started our discussion by explaining the root problem Datadog is trying to solve.
Interview with Rudy Kuhn, Evangelist at Celonis on Process Intelligence and beyond: Let AI handle the routine and humans the exceptions
Excerpts from our interview with Rudy Kuhn at VivaTech 2026, where he explained why AI needs a big helping hand from Process Intelligence if you want your projects to succeed
Confirmed: Klue’s integration with Salesforce exposed LastPass customer data (and there are lessons for us all to learn)
Klue has discovered that ransomware attackers like its "weapon" analogy, turning the company's Salesforce integration into a way to access third-party company data
What is Aikido Security, when did it become a unicorn and how can it keep your code safe?
Whilst at VivaTech 2026 last week, we caught up with Eliah Vanhove from Aikido Security with one aim in mind. What, we wanted to know,…