Craig Hale

Artificial intelligence is set to make finding jobs and hiring candidates easier with two new LinkedIn features.

DoD and DoE set to identify “frontier AI data center” locations with high compute power and clean energy.

Artificial intelligence is changing what companies are looking for in workers, but it’s also boosting recruitment efficiency, report finds.

Companies are changing their cloud strategies as security takes center stage, workers will need to upskill.

Britain’s Emergency Services Network is set for a complete overhaul through partnerships with IBM and EE.

All of JPMorgan Chase’s workers called back to the office full-time as the company turns its back on hybrid working.

2024 PC shipments see a major rise, with Lenovo accounting for nearly one in four desktops or laptops sold .

Firefly Bulk Create is Adobe’s answer to letting you resize or change the backgrounds of thousands of images.

Capgemini report reveals businesses are aware of AI’s environmental damage, but it still ranks low in terms of focus.

Banks are predicting an average workforce reduction of 3% over the next three to five years.

If you’re experiencing false malware alerts on Docker Desktop, consider installing a patch to regain access.

Microsoft has increased the prices of its Personal and Family M365 subscriptions by as much as 46% in some areas.

World Economic Forum acknowledges artificial intelligence will displace workers, but the end result is net job creation.

TikTok’s office is closed due to power outages, but it’s still expecting employees to WFH amid raging wildfires.

Together with a new headquarters, Lenovo will manufacture “millions” of PCs and servers at a new facility.

Online retailers can now pay Amazon to use its advertising service, complete with measurement and reporting tools.

Google, Meta, Microsoft and Opera have already joined the Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers initiative.

Report claims Data center infrastructure equipment revenue for 2024 is expected to total more than $280 billion.

Microsoft is now allowing Chinese software vendors to sell through its commercial marketplace.

Nearly 1% of Microsoft’s headcount is to be affected by latest job cuts.

Despite the promise of higher budgets, businesses are being met with increasing costs as they struggle with procurement.

The US is set to receive at least $20 billion from DAMAC founder Hussain Sajwani to support data center infrastructure.

Amazon Web Services confirms plans to invest $11 billion in Georgia; the state has now received $18.5 billion since 2010.

Microsoft’s plans to remove data from unlicensed OneDrive accounts will come into force later this month.