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UK needs better data centre water data, not honesty-based surveys
Data centres are thirsty beasts, but how much water do they actually use? A UK survey suggests one answer, but the US says differently
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What is Acrobat Studio and can its personalised assistants really help turn PDFs into pitches?
Adobe has launched a service, Acrobat Studio, to turn a loose collection of PDFs and Office documents into business intelligence. Here's how it works...
The most overlooked critical infrastructure of the internet
DNS is the internet’s silent backbone - yet fragile, exposed and often ignored. Here’s why resilience and visibility are vital.
Empowering Zambia’s teachers: Technology and ingenuity fuel hope for half a million children
We hear from a team of passionate volunteer educators working in Zambia who are using technology to train teachers - and help more children gain the education they deserve
Oracle updates electronic health records with voice controls and AI assistants
Oracle has unveiled a new version of its electronic health record offering, divorcing it from the assets the company acquired through its purchase of Cerner three years ago
The onboarding blind spots putting fintechs at risk of AML non-compliance
When onboarding a new client, most fintechs capture exactly what regulators expect. The problem is what happens next, or what often doesn’t.
Henkel, SAP launch AI solution to streamline returns and exchanges
Henkel has partnered with SAP to develop an AI-powered solution to speed up and improve the accuracy of its return and exchanges process
Can AI go green? How PromptZero tackles the Digital Carbon Footprint
As AI continues to reshape business operations, the environmental consequences of the technology are increasingly clear - and they’re anything but sustainable
GPT-5 for business: how can it help?
We asked a cross-section of business leaders and AI experts for their thoughts on how GPT-5, in all its guises, can help businesses
Beyond the headlines: laying the groundwork for AI to reshape healthcare
AI is reshaping NHS care - but real progress requires trust, integration and tools that enhance clinicians, not replace them.
HPE doubles down on Nvidia-powered ProLiant Compute servers with 2U and 4U form factors
Not content with launching ten HPE ProLiant Gen12 servers in February, it has announced that two of its HPE Compute servers will pack Nvidia's RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell GPUs
What next for GitHub after CEO departure?
GitHub’s CEO, Thomas Dohmke, has quit as the coding company looks set to be fully swallowed up by Microsoft - so what happens next?
Harness the power of data from everywhere
Discover how Privacy Enhancing Technologies help unlock data value across silos and partners—securely, privately, and at global scale.
Lenovo updates TruScale device-as-a-service offering with eco options
Lenovo has introduced new sustainability tools for its device-as-a-service (DaaS) offering, TruScale
Boost small business productivity and happiness with one ingenious purchase
What is the ingenious purchase that can instantly boost small business productivity? The answer: a USB-C hub monitor. Here, we explain why.
WinZO drives AI-led gaming development in India with AWS
India’s social gaming and interactive entertainment platform Winzo has joined forces with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to scale its global centre of excellence (GCoE) and accelerate the country’s interactive entertainment industry use of AI.
What the chuffing heck is mishing?
Do we really need more tech jargon like mishing, asks our rather annoyed security expert? But he is kind enough to explain what mishing is...
Understanding IBM’s approach to AI: exclusive interview with Elpida Tzortzatos, IBM Fellow and CTO
In this exclusive interview with Elpida Tzortzatos, IBM Fellow and CTO across the Z mainframes, we delve deep into IBM's approach to AI
Disaggregated HCI: Five years in and what’s next for HPE
We explore how HPE’s innovative disaggregated HCI continues to redefine hybrid cloud infrastructure, delivering unmatched scalability, flexibility, and cost efficiency
UK regulator says Microsoft and AWS monopoly damages cloud competition
AWS and Microsoft are harming competition in the UK cloud market because of their dominant positions, according to a regulator’s long-running investigation.