Craig Hale

Banks and insurers are being advised to focus on their data foundations, so they can benefit from AI.

Infostealing malware app spread via posted QR codes, and it has access to more than 380 Android apps.

NASA space data can now be accessed through a Microsoft-based AI chatbot.

Increasing exit fees and rendering software migrations incompatible are just some of the accusations facing Microsoft.

Users can now create AI-generated ads in 30+ languages in minutes with TikTok’s Symphony Creative Studio.

After launching for Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, iDrive now offers $20 unlimited backup for Dropbox and Box.

A cautious approach and varying priorities is making it hard to measure AI ROI, but UK companies are more eager.

In order to focus on AI and data centers, AMD is laying off 1,000 workers.

Britain’s economy and company profits have been stifled due to poor tech uptake among UK businesses.

Box is worried that 90% of enterprise data is unstructured, so it’s adding new AI tools to help manage it.

After bundling VMware products into pricey subscriptions, Broadcom is now offering VMware Fusion and Workstation for free.

Adobe Stock gets even more powerful with Firefly generative AI-powered editing for more customization.

Companies are facing more pressure from investors and shareholders to go green, but they’re not using the right tech.

Joint FBI and CISA advisory warns against using memory-unsafe languages for critical infrastructure.

Intel previously suspended employee benefits, but it’s now giving workers back access to free tea and coffee.

Customers can now choose between two vSphere subscriptions if they don’t want to go all-in on VMware bundles.

Old-school banks are ending up too costly and slow for many businesses who want more mobile funcitonality.

Although automation, AI and robotics won’t eradicate human workers, they’re preventing us from progressing.

Phishing is especially problematic within the banking industry, where Russian hackers are trying to steal data.

Many respondents felt either positive or neutral about data centers, but they recognize their environmental impact.

The average British cybersecurity worker earns more than £87,000, but a lot of stress and pressure comes with the job.

AMD’s data center revenue tops Intel, which had a bad quarter all round.

Users are being warned not to open more than 60 emails in Outlook Classic or it will crash and close.

Businesses aren’t satisfied with their CRM software, but they’re concerned about the costs and disruptions associated with changing.

The difference between top- and bottom-performing companies is larger than the global average.