Trending Topics
Can Meta achieve Net Zero? A deep dive into its 2024 Sustainability Report
Writing as a "critical friend", Lee Grant analyses Meta's 2024 Sustainability Report to discover what it does well and where it still needs to improve
Trending
Home
Network virtualisation: what it is and why it matters
Networking virtualisation is a technology that abstracts networking functions from the underlying hardware - we explain what that means and the benefits it brings.
SSD vs HDD: which storage solution suits your needs?
Choosing between Solid-State Drives (SSDs) and Hard Disk Drives (HDDs) comes down to your preferences regarding performance, longevity, and cost-effectiveness. The comparison below delves into the nuances of SSDs and HDDs, providing insights tailored to various use cases.
Software-defined vehicles are coming – and they’ll cost you $269 a month
The era of software-defined cars is on its way, according to IBM – and it’s going to be an expensive one for consumers.
Servers and hybrid cloud give HPE an earning boost – but there are “lumpy” times ahead
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has published its latest set of financial results, with a strong quarter driven by traditional server sales.
Ho ho ho, hack hack hack: why Semperis is warning IT leaders about holiday attacks
Ransomware gangs use the festive period as a golden opportunity to attack organisations. Semperis has published a report to pin down the threat, and we interview its Area VP UK & Ireland to find out more.
Acer’s November revenue jumps 21% on Chromebooks, PCs
Acer reported consolidated revenue of NT$22.75 billion (US$6.7 million) for November, up 21% from October and a 13% growth compared to the same period last year.
Workday Student management system available outside US for first time
Workday has launched its end-to-end student management system in Australia and New Zealand, marking the first deployment of the system outside North America.
Wasabi Technologies expands UK footprint with IBM
Wasabi Technologies has announced the expansion of its data management offerings to UK customers by leveraging its existing partnership with IBM.
Oracle fiscal Q2 results underpinned by “extraordinary” AI demand
Oracle has reported that its total revenue hit $14 billion for the 2025 second quarter, up 9% year over year. The biggest driver: AI.
Data is key in the fight against financial crime
In our digital-first world, data is the most critical asset in the fight against financial crime, argues Ellison Anne Williams.
Hybrid cloud cost management: optimising expenses
We explore how organisations can improve their hybrid cloud cost management, while ensuring they meet their business goals.
Green computing: sustainable practices in IT
Everyone instinctively understands what green computing means, but here we break it out into detail and provide resources to help you make informed buying decisions
Mastering the golden quarter: how retailers and IT teams navigate peak demand for success
The golden quarter is known in retail as the most vital time for ensuring profitability and IT plays a critical role
Storage security best practices: protecting your data assets
The exponential growth of data creation underscores the need for robust storage security best practices that protect sensitive information
Why hybrid workers cannot live on notebooks alone
If we all accept that hybrid working is the new normal, it makes sense to set up employees with peripherals that will make them more productive and stay healthier
Choosing a monitor for AI workflows: see the big picture
If you use generative AI to help you work then there's a strong argument that you need a bigger monitor - especially in key industries such as architecture
AWS gives contact centre suite a genAI makeover in shift towards agentic AI
AWS has overhauled Amazon Connect, adding generative AI features to the contact centre software suite.
Decentralised networks: how Web3 is redefining connectivity
The internet is evolving and Web3 is ushering in a decentralized era. It is not just about blockchain and cryptocurrencies, but, fundamentally, about redefining connectivity.
AWS teams up with AI materials firm to speed data centre decarbonisation efforts
AWS has teamed up with Orbital Materials to discover new ways to decarbonise data centres.