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How will Dell address the emerging sustainability challenges expected in 2024?
Dell's sustainability goals are ambitious, including a promise to achieve net zero emissions by 2050. Our sustainability expert combs through its latest report to see how well it's doing right now.
Barbara Schulz, VP of International Customer Experience at GoTo: “The customer services space must avoid implementing AI for AI’s sake”
Barbara Schulz, VP of International Customer Experience at GoTo, explains why humans and AI must work together to make customers happy
Australia’s Pawsey supercomputer research centre plugs into Nvidia
Australia’s Pawsey supercomputer research centre is working with Nvidia to help scientists push the boundaries of quantum computing research.
How businesses can take advantage of GPT today
GPTs are a powerful AI tool that your business can tap into right now. And individuals can use them to boost productivity too. Here's how to take advantage
LockBit down but far from out
Don't believe the reports, says Davey Winder. While LockBit may have suffered some nasty blows, it will likely survive - even if it does so under a different name
Glen Calvert, Co-Founder of Kaizan AI: “I think AI is under-hyped and the impact will be monumental”
Glen Calvert, Co-Founder of Kaizan AI, isn't afraid to think differently - as the headline shows. And with his track record of success, marketers should listen.
Thinking about building a generative AI app? Amazon’s Bedrock is one flexible option
Thinking about building a generative AI app? With its range of foundation models, Amazon’s Bedrock is one option well worth considering.
ChatGPT’s popularity drops, say new figures
It was the AI that started it all, but ChatGPT's popularity is plummeting as its rivals catch up - including those based on its own technology
Lauren Heaton, VP of Marketing at Edge: “Businesses need to be cautious when implementing AI-driven products”
We speak to Lauren Heaton, VP of Marketing at Edge, who explains not just how she sees the impact of AI on the world of marketing but how her company is using AI right now.
An Xbox made from skin and bone?
25 years ago, celebrated horror director David Cronenberg made Existenz the ickiest version of virtual reality you've ever seen.
Top tech companies in Bristol, UK
We shortlist the top tech companies in Bristol, a unique and thriving international hub for computer tech, electronics, aerospace and media.
Google Gemini is testing with 10 million tokens
1 million tokens is the same as analysing 30,000 lines of code or 11 hours of audio simultaneously but Google Gemini won't stop there and is already testing using 10 million tokens
Hospitals aren’t ready for AI — but it’s ready for them
A survey of healthcare execs reveals few have policies in place to implement AI. Nicole Kobie provides a health check on AI in hospitals
Cybersecurity can’t coexist with human error
Cyberattacks keep increasing and it's not due to a lack of effort or spending on cybersecurity measures. It's due to human error.
Can Google’s AI Cyber Defense Initiative come to the rescue of global cybersecurity defenders?
Google has announced a new AI Cyber Defense Initiative, but our security expert isn't convinced that it's going to work.
Sharon Harrison, Vice President of Marketing at Ivy.ai: “In marketing, every day is a new opportunity to tell a story”
In this Dust or Magic interview, we speak to Sharon Harrison, VP of Marketing at Ivy.ai, a company developing AI-generated chatbots
What is Sora? Even the AI experts aren’t sure
OpenAI's stunning new AI video model has experts divided over whether it's a huge leap forward for AI physics or not
When do businesses need to store data in their own country?
The increased regulations around data sovereignty mean it’s more important than ever to think about where business information is stored. James Morris explains how to navigate the murky waters of globalised data.
Saving time with AI models
Canadian startup Younet believes businesses could be saving time with AI models and it has developed a product that promises precisely that.