Articles by Craig Hale

With several years’ experience freelancing in tech and automotive circles, Craig’s specific interests lie in technology that is designed to better our lives, including AI and ML, productivity aids, and smart fitness. He is also passionate about cars and the decarbonisation of personal transportation. As an avid bargain-hunter, you can be sure that any deal Craig finds is top value!

Articles by: Craig Hale

UK data centers set to recieve £6.3 billion investment from US tech

By Craig Hale published 15 October 24

Four US companies will jointly contribute £6.3 billion to the UK data center scene.

Plan for AI data center power usage or face the consequences, energy companies told

By Craig Hale published 14 October 24

Energy companies are being warned to address AI data center power needs or risk losing out on big opportunities.

Proton Pass Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more

By Bryan M Wolfe last updated 14 October 24

As more people become concerned about their privacy and cybersecurity, Proton’s entry to market with Proton Pass could be at just the right time.

Apple accused of illegally restricting employee Slack and social media use

By Craig Hale published 14 October 24

#AppleToo co-organizer Janneke Parrish reportedly shared confidential information, but she asserts her firing was for a different reason.

Spotify says it will allow staff to work from home, says employees "aren't children"

By Craig Hale published 14 October 24

Adults “aren’t children,” and Spotify says it trusts its workers to get the job done whether they’re at home or in the office.

New TSMC chip manufacturing plants planned for Europe

By Craig Hale published 14 October 24

TSMC’s new Dresden plant will be operational by the end of 2027, but its plans don’t stop there.

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Microsoft reveals new AI tools to help doctors and nurses workload

By Craig Hale published 11 October 24

Microsoft's AI tools look to help tackle the shortage of medical staff, increased workloads and rising costs.

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PC sales are stalling as worries over costs and upgrade hassle hit hard

By Craig Hale published 11 October 24

Modest PC sales growth continues, but experts predict the effects of Windows 10 EOL and AI PCs aren’t here just yet.

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Getting up to speed with AI is fuelling major cloud investment

By Craig Hale published 11 October 24

Despite some challenges, companies are starting to advance their AI strategies, pushing up cloud investments.

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More and more users are set to opt out of third-party cookies on Google Chrome

By Craig Hale published 11 October 24

Many users are prepared to disable third-party cookies, but rewards and promos might tempt them otherwise.

LastPass Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 10 October 24

Updated LastPass is certainly among the best password managers. The free version is excellent, but it's well worth upgrading to a premium account for its range of extra features.

LogMeOnce Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 10 October 24

Updated LogMeOnce is a powerful password management program, and would suit anyone looking for a powerful, versatile password solution with features beyond just passwords.

Brits have enough unused cables to go to the moon and back

By Craig Hale published 10 October 24

There are 627 million unused cables in Britain and £266 million worth of copper hidden away in usused devices.

Microsoft OneDrive is getting a host of major updates to help track down all your vital files

By Craig Hale published 10 October 24

Performance upgrades, AI-powered tools, visual improvements, and more storage are all coming to OneDrive.

Zoom upgrades AI companion, and wants to create super-detailed virtual avatars for your meetings

By Craig Hale published 10 October 24

Zoom announces AI Companion 2.0 with a new avatar add-on.

Most businesses now see low-code as the future

By Craig Hale published 10 October 24

Low-code can improve developer productivity and company innovation, but there are still some challenges.

mSecure Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 9 October 24

Updated In our mSecure password manager review, we take an in-depth look at this password manager to help you decide if it’s the most secure way to handle your sensitive data.

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IGEL: To be a sustainable business in 2024, we must look at IT as a whole

By Craig Hale published 5 October 24

Businesses are under pressure from every possible angle, and it’s only by taking away the microscope can we respond holistically, IGEL event claims.

Intel and Google Cloud team up to launch super-secure VMs

By Craig Hale published 3 October 24

Google Cloud and Intel have joined forces to create new super-secure Confidential Computing instances for regulated industries.

Businesses are looking for more automation at work, but fear disruption

By Craig Hale published 3 October 24

Companies and employees recognize the benefits of automation, but businesses are understandably cautious.

Automattic CEO Matthew Mullenweg sued for attempted extortion by WP Engine

By Craig Hale published 3 October 24

Dispute continues to rumble on after Mullenweg called WP Engine a “cancer".

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UK businesses want to spend more on AI, as lack of skills remains an issue

By Craig Hale published 3 October 24

The UK is among the top AI adopters in the EMEA region, but there are still some challenges to overcome, survey claims.

VMware called out after apparently offering this major customer a huge price rise

By Craig Hale published 2 October 24

AT&T is looking to migrate despite the anticipated $40-50 million cost thanks to VMware’s 1,050% price hike.

Microsoft Office 2024 is now on sale — but it really isn't that exciting

By Craig Hale published 2 October 24

You can buy Office 2024 from $150 and do away with ongoing subscriptions, but there are some trade-offs.

These are apparently the most popular coding languages around - with an old favourite taking top spot

By Craig Hale published 2 October 24

Despite JavaScript’s dominance, many developers are keen to use Python, study claims.

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