Craig Hale

SAP and Carahsoft have been accused of overcharging one of their most important clients – the US government.

Google announces series of new updates to Gemini designed to make it more appealing for businesses.

Cloudflare is giving users more control over which AI bots can access your site and train large language models.

Automattic reportedly asked WP Engine for tens of millions to cover licensing, leading to Mullenweg’s “cancer” comment.

Knowledge workers have a really poor relationship with work, but AI and more flexible work environments could help.

Enterprises can now store their GitHub data within the European Union, and more regions may follow soon.

Following a 1.1TB data breach relating to Disney’s Slack channels, Disney now plans to move to Teams.

Employees might not get as much access to stock in the tech industry any more due to dilution worries.

Qualcomm to lay off 226 workers from 16 facilities, including several vice presidents from its San Diego HQ.

Matt Mullenweg’s company apparently contributes nearly 100x more to the WordPress project than WP Engine.

Amazon to launch Project Amelia in more markets later this year to help answer ecommerce questions.

Citrix launches new VDA for macOS as it looks to strengthen its DaaS fight against AWS, Microsoft and others.

Companies are looking to strengthen incident response and change security vendor following CrowdStrike outage.

Alibaba has revealed a new modular datacenter architecture, which promises to cut deployment times by 50%.

Broadcom’s CEO anticipates ongoing AI chip demand as LLMs progress, with non-AI components recovering soon.

Google, Microsoft and Amazon have all criticized one another during CMA hearings, but they still think the market is fair.

Google Workspace users can find their most relevant information straight from the homepage in a glance.

Your data will be used to train LinkedIn’s AI, but the company didn’t update its terms of service until it was too late.