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Microsoft is pushing Copilot AI hard; figures suggest users are less convinced
Microsoft’s big bet on AI isn’t paying off as smoothly as hoped, with reports suggesting users prefer rival services to Copilot built into Microsoft 365.
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Ro Sokhi, Partner at UHY: “Start by reframing digitisation as an opportunity for growth rather than merely a risk and compliance matter”
We interview Ro Sokhi, Partner at UHY, who has close to 20 years of experience providing audit, accounting and finance services for public and private companies
ChatGPT Deep Research just got a lot more useful for businesses
ChatGPT Deep Research now lets users determine specific sources and refine prompts before lengthy research projects
An IT manager’s view on AI (Microsoft and Amazon should look away now)
IT manager Michael Dear explains why he thinks organisations are going to repeat the same mistakes with AI that they made years ago when attempting to outsource IT
What female tech leaders say: breaking into STEM isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being persistent
As part of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, women in STEM share hard-won advice on confidence, non-linear careers and the importance of soft skills
Autonomous IBM FlashSystem storage can “detect a ransomware attack in under a minute”
Not only can the latest generation of IBM FlashSystem drives detect a ransomware attack in under a minute, but the AI agents and data services embedded within them will suggest actions to fend off attackers
The forgotten interface: digitising the human-data interaction in healthcare
How digital healthcare interfaces shape clinical thinking, decision making and patient outcomes - and why the NHS must redesign how humans interact with data.
Kerrie Jordan, CMO & SVP Product, Epicor: “CIOs, treat agility as your most valuable strategic asset from day one”
We interview Kerrie Jordan, CMO & SVP Product, Epicor, where she leads Epicor's global go-to-market efforts, bringing together deep product innovation and strategic marketing experience.
Dell UltraSharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor review
Our editor has been putting the Dell UltraSharp 52 Thunderbolt Hub Monitor through its paces for the past week, and he likes what he sees...
Got an idea on how AI can fix the job market? IBM wants to hear from you
IBM is on the hunt for organisations that want to tackle education and workforce problems using artificial intelligence
The AI-carbon paradox: Inside Microsoft’s 78-million-tonne hedge against climate failure
Microsoft is trying to counteract its carbon output with investment in new, unproven sustainable initiatives, but is its gamble going to work? Lee Grant crunches the numbers
Novelty to necessity: why hyper-personalisation, trust and skills will define AI leaders in 2026
IBM's Sebastian Weir believes that AI‑driven hyper‑personalisation will become a must-have this year - and only organisations that build trust and upskill their people will turn it into competitive advantage
Ricoh, GVM signal potential APAC strategic partnership
Ricoh and multimedia delivery solutions provider Global Vision Multimedia Group (GVM) have launched “full-scale” discussions about a strategic partnership, including capital ties
Call it OpenClaw, call it Clawdpot, but most of all call out the security risks
There's a new AI agent in town and this one can operate in the background - Davey Winder explains why you need to be so aware of the security risks
AI will force a rethink of identity security in 2026 – here’s how
AI agents are breaking traditional identity models, forcing organisations in 2026 to move away from siloed IAM tools toward a unified identity layer covering humans, machines, software, and AI.
ChatGPT’s AI dominance is waning badly
Stiff competition from Google Gemini and Elon Musk's Grok sees ChatGPT's once huge lead in AI chatbots pegged back
Is the EU-India free trade agreement the “mother of all deals” or an over-hyped handshake? View from the world experts
Industry leaders weigh in on the EU-India trade deal, assessing its impact on talent mobility, startups, global competition and the realities of doing business in India.
Ben Waterman, Co-Founder and CEO of Strabo: “Data and analytics are being used to support key operational and commercial decisions in a way never seen before”
We interview Ben Waterman, the co-founder and CEO of Strabo, a wealth management platform for consumers and financial advisers, based in the UK.
Mozilla lets Firefox users turn off AI – others should follow suit
Mozilla is giving its Firefox browser an off-switch for AI features – a move other software developers should consider, writes Nicole Kobie
2026 is the year of the AI reality check
2026 marks a turning point where inflated AI expectations collide with broken operations, exposing process debt, premature layoffs and the limits of automation without fundamentals.