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British companies told to use pen and paper as serious hacks forcing them offline soar
With British companies under attack like never before, the UK Government has an ingenious plan to keep them safe from hackers
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Oracle deepens AI Defense Ecosystem with 10 new partners
Oracle has unveiled the second wave of members joining its Oracle Defense Ecosystem, a program launched earlier this year to bridge the divide between emerging tech firms and national security agencies across the US and allied nations.
Oracle, Duality launch privacy-first AI for government and defence sector
Oracle has partnered with Duality Technologies to deliver what it calls a “privacy-first AI” platform for government, defence and intelligence agencies.
4 signs that your hybrid cloud strategy is wrong (you do have one, right?)
Hybrid cloud is a key part of any forward-thinking organization’s approach, but watch out – old strategies, tricky management, surprise costs, and clunky legacy IT can trip you up
Productivity killers in plain sight: the cost of disrupted workflows
Data silos and manual busywork hold businesses back. See how document automation boosts compliance and efficiency.
Who’s using your mainframe and who’s paying for it? IBM’s new tool solves mainframe mysteries
IBM has released a new tool to help users of its Z series mainframes get better insight into how their infrastructure is being used and how it's being paid for.
SAP announces AI upgrades across Business Suite at SAP Connect
SAP has unveiled a series of new capabilities across its Business Suite, focusing on AI, data integration, and application updates.
Inside Intel’s Fab 52 and the Intel 18A process
Our editor was taken on a behind-the-scenes tour of Intel's Fab 52 in Phoenix, Arizona, only the second to create chips based on Intel's 18A process
What is Intel Xeon 6+ in Intel’s own words
What you need to know about Clearwater Forest, aka Xeon 6+ E-core, based on several briefings during the Intel Tech Tour US 2025
Exclusive interview with Kira Boyko, Product Line Director, on Intel Clearwater Forest: “You’re going to see a 750 kilowatt reduction and then 3.5x performance”
In this interview, we cover what drove the demand for the new line of Xeon 6+ processors, who they're aimed at and the role of the 18A process. Plus the thorny topic of sustainability.
Google Gemini Enterprise enters race to become your company’s all-seeing AI
Google unveils Gemini Enterprise, a business-oriented version of its AI that can access all of your business data
Cory McNeley, Managing Director with UHY: “An ERP system fundamentally changes how people do their jobs”
We interview Cory McNeley, Managing Director with UHY and leader of the Technology Innovation service line at the company
Deloitte boondoggle highlights AI errors – and hype
The Australian government paid $440,000 AUD for Deloitte to analyse an aspect of its welfare system. What it got back was a report featuring made-up citations
Hybrid by design: how to turn an equipment refresh cycle into a strategy
Stop thinking about refresh cycles and take a strategic leap into the world of hybrid and cloud solutions, unlocking efficiency, flexibility, and long-term business value far beyond “like-for-like” upgrades
Enterprise’s advantage in code may become a thing of the past
Generative AI is changing software development, reducing enterprise dominance in code and opening new opportunities for smaller players
AMD and OpenAI strategic partnership has immediate effect – on stock prices at least
What you need to know about AMD and OpenAI's strategic partnership, from a stock market and technology perspective
Agentic AI and more debut as Cisco refreshes Webex
Cisco has unveiled a host of updates to its comms and collaboration products, including more agentic AI features
EU launches investigation into SAP’s ERP support practices
The European Commission has launched a formal investigation to assess whether SAP has engaged in anticompetitive practices when it comes to maintenance and support services for its on-premise ERP software in European Economic Area (EEA).
UK’s digital network migration could save billions, BT study claims
Upgrading the UK’s critical services from ageing analogue systems to modern digital networks could deliver a £3 billion net economic benefit by 2040, according to new research commissioned by BT.
Pole position for progress: How F1 is using AI to transform HR
Formula 1 is a brand synonymous with speed, innovation, and high performance and that same philosophy is now shaping its AI approach to HR.