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Workday GO expands into Australia and New Zealand with local partner support
Workday has announced the expansion of Workday GO to Australia and New Zealand as it looks to further support midsize organisations.
No-code Android banking trojan BTMOB could cause devastating damage, says ESET
Security expert Davey Winder explains why the Android banking trojan BTMOB is causing so much concern - and why its attacks could easily spread from South America to the rest of the world
How to remote control ChatGPT Codex from your phone
Find out how you can use the ChatGPT smartphone app to manipulate files on your computer or finishing coding jobs with Codex
Is Google ruining Search with AI?
Google has announced its biggest upgrade to Google Search since the 1990s, but is it really going to help? Nicole Kobie investigates
What is AMD Ryzen PRO?
AMD's Ryzen PRO has much in common with Intel's vPro system, but there are also key differences that IT managers may appreciate.
Ireland and Intel show everything that’s wrong about tech investment in the UK
After a visit to Intel's Ireland facility, TechFinitive editor Tim Danton is convinced that something big has to change in the UK political landscape if we are ever to attract long-term tech investment
Liverpool John Moores University tackles e-waste through HPE’s circular IT program
Liverpool John Moores University has partnered with HPE Financial Services and DTP Group to reduce electronic waste, while directing financial returns from retired IT equipment into technology upgrades and student welfare.
Verizon report says software vulnerabilities, not stolen credentials, are now biggest weak point
Verizon’s data breach report confirms what GitHub just found out the hard way: software vulnerabilities are now a bigger threat than stolen credentials
Vibe coding is the new shadow IT
Employees are increasingly building their own AI-powered applications outside traditional development governance - so what can organisations do to combat this?
Workers don’t like AI – maybe companies should listen
A reputable survey has shown the aching gap between what workers believe about AI and what their employees think - so who's right and what do workers actually want?
The dangerous reality of England’s stalled Circular Economy Growth Plan
Lee Grant explains what the UK government's promised Circular Economy Growth Plan is, why it's so important and where England and other UK countries stand versus the world
Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Enterprise Edition review: Its business strengths… and weaknesses
Having spent a month with the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra Enterprise Edition, we provide a rundown of its main strengths in this review
What 160 years of telecommunications teaches us about AI and the internet
To mark the 160th anniversary of the International Telecommunication Union, technology leaders reflect on the milestones, risks and emerging technologies shaping the future of global connectivity.
Ouroboros of cybersecurity is confirmed as the AI vulnerability disclosure cycle eats itself
The dramatic rise in the number of vulnerability disclosures may sound like a good thing, but the cyberattackers may be rubbing their hands in glee
ChatGPT in Excel: Take the pain out of spreadsheet work
Find out how to make the most of ChatGPT in Excel by getting the AI to calculate formulae, clear up scruffy data and more
Lenovo takes AI to the extreme with all-new ThinkStation P4 workstation
Lenovo hopes to entice engineers, designers and content creators with its latest ThinkStation P4 workstation
Amazon employees automate busywork to pretend they’re using AI
Amazon employees claim that in-house AI systems are being used by their colleagues for no good reason - unless you count impressing their managers with their tokenmaxxing
Samsara Driver Cup turns fleet data into driver recognition
Samsara's new Driver Cup uses fleet data to reward top US professional drivers for safety, compliance and efficiency, shifting telematics from monitoring to recognition
All-in-one agents are a nightmare for AI governance. Here’s what to do instead.
All-in-one AI agents create major governance risks for businesses. This article explains why broad, unsupervised agents fail and how using specialised agents with orchestration improves control, safety, and accountability.