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Intel announces 32GB Arc Pro B70 graphics card to rival Nvidia RTX Pro 4000 Blackwell
What you need to know about Intel's Arc Pro B70 graphics cards for workstations, which go on sale today - direct from Intel Pro Day 2026
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Arm is an AI chipmaker now
Arm breaks with history to manufacture its own CPUs for the first time, taking advantage of the surge in AI hardware
When seeing is no longer believing
AI-generated content is eroding trust in media. This article explores why verification, provenance, and shared standards are essential to restore authenticity.
Is your organisation ready for AI-driven identity threats? The data says no
Discover why most organizations are unprepared for AI-driven identity threats, as IDC data reveals a widening gap between perceived security and true “verified trust”- and what leading firms are doing to close it.
HP Z8 Fury G6i takes centre stage at HP Imagine 2026
HP announced its new AI workstation, the HP Z8 Fury G6i, at a New York event. We were there to report on the launch of this highly expandable system
Panasonic Toughbook 56 in depth: What makes this rugged laptop tougher than all the rest
Based on an exclusive interview with Panasonic's Dirk Weigelt, we reveal what makes the Toughbook 56 different from other rugged laptops
Lenovo boosts AI-focused laptops and workstations with latest Intel, AMD and Nvidia chips
Lenovo has launched a raft of new hardware, hoping to capitalise on professionals' increasing use of AI.
Jean Marc Pestoni, Head of North America Business at Data Migration International (DMI): “When ERP works properly, leaders stop debating whose numbers are correct”
We interview Jean Marc Pestoni, the Head of North America Business at Data Migration International (DMI).
6 key functions of accounting software in 2026
We discuss key functions that show how accounting software is evolving in practice, and how vendors are implementing them in different ways.
Apple MacBook Neo review for business: why this is the final piece of the jigsaw
Can the Apple MacBook Neo work for businesses? With a few caveats, we think it can - and it may even change your mind on MacBooks as a whole
The great mobile banking heist starts on your smartphone
Zimperium has uncovered 34 active malware families targeting 1,243 financial apps across 90 countries - Davey Winder explains what you need to know about its 2026 Mobile Banking Heist report
4 things we learned from Nvidia GTC 2026
An awful lot happened at Nvidia GTC 2026. We try to make sense it of all by distilling the four-day event into four key takeaways
Sage, Xero, QuickBooks and beyond: a snapshot of the UK accounting software market in 2026
Trying to name a single winner in the UK accounting software market in 2026 makes for a clean headline, but it misses what is really happening.
IBM and Nvidia deepen AI enterprise alliance
IBM and Nvidia have announced they will be expanding their AI enterprise partnership across data, infrastructure, and orchestration.
All change for Microsoft Copilot: New chief, halted app rollout and OpenAI lawsuit threats
Microsoft's Copilot chief is moved sideways as the company stops automatically installing Copilot on Windows devices
End of tax year 2026: How UK accountants are preparing for Making Tax Digital for Income Tax
As the 2025/26 tax year closes, Making Tax Digital for Income Tax is moving from policy discussion to operational reality for UK accountants.
AI boom is making these jobs grow at 3x the rate of yours
Lost your job because of AI? It’s time to retrain with a trade.
Digital transformation fails long before technology is involved
Digital transformation often fails before technology enters the picture. This article explores how unclear language, semantic drift, and weak business architecture derail enterprise delivery.
No AI without PI: What enterprises get wrong about AI return on investment
AI cannot reliably improve a business process that the business does not properly understand in the first place.
Is the military’s use of AI to blame for civilian casualties in Iran?
We worry about hallucinations and errors when exploiting AI in businesses, but mistakes using AI in warfare can lose lives, argues Lee Grant