Articles by Mike Moore, Deputy Editor, TechRadar Pro

Mike Moore is Deputy Editor at TechRadar Pro. He has worked as a B2B and B2C technology journalist for over a decade, including at one of the UK's leading national newspapers and fellow Future title ITProPortal, covering everything from cybersecurity to phone reviews to VR at the Winter Olympics.

Mike is the main editorial contact for TechRadar Pro, responsible for the news content across the site, as well as managing the contributed content. PRs looking to pitch news stories, bylines/analysis pieces or event invitations should get in contact via the email address mentioned above.

He has a Masters degree in American Studies from the University of Nottingham, along with a BA in American & English Studies from the same institution. When he's not keeping track of all the latest enterprise and workplace trends, he can most likely be found watching, following or taking part in some kind of sport.

Articles by: Mike Moore

Logitech's new $99 MX Keypad puts AI coding at a developer's fingertips

By Mike Moore Published 8 September 26

Logitech's $99 MX Keypad looks to help coding and AI workflows.

'The goal here is to give fans more of what they want, quickly': Globant tells us how it is helping FIFA keep fans around the world glued to the beautiful game

By Mike Moore Published 31 August 26

Exclusive FIFA aims to launch a "joined-up experience " for fans everywhere

Salesforce reveals 'Claudeforce' in major new Anthropic AI deal as CEO Marc Benioff pushes back against SaaSpocalypse

By Mike Moore Published 27 August 26

Salesforce CEO hits back at 'SaaSpocalypse' fears as company reveals new tie-up with Anthropic on Claudeforce platform.

'It is significant, and it’s something many organisations haven't accounted for': The phishing threats hiding in your calendar invites

By Mike Moore Published 26 August 26

Exclusive Barracuda explains why attackers are moving beyond the inbox and into calendar apps, and what security teams need to change to keep up.

Over a million people have clicked LinkedIn's "seems like AI slop" button in just a few weeks - so why is my feed still full of it?

By Mike Moore Published 24 August 26

The battle against LinkedIn AI slop is going well for those of us who like to use our brains.

‘There's nothing better than being able to simplify’: Workday SVP tells us why effective AI usage can be a “superpower” for your business

By Mike Moore Published 23 August 26

Workday tells us why AI can influence all areas of your organization, and why younger workers could play a key role.

‘Location is the obvious way to connect data’: I spoke to Ordnance Survey CEO Nick Bolton on the challenges of turning a 225-year-old institution into an AI powerhouse

By Mike Moore Published 22 August 26

As it celebrates its 225th birthday, the Ordnance Survey is becoming an AI superpower.

Slack will now let you code as a team to get those tricky tasks done

By Mike Moore Published 21 August 26

Get your AI coding done as a team with the new Slack Code and AI agents.

'I would rather use my own head than to let Claude reply': Google Workspace users divided on news Claude can now write and send emails in Gmail for you — without asking for permission

By Mike Moore Published 19 August 26

Gmail messages can now be drafted and sent by Claude, even without your approval - which could be a problem.

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Good news — you can now properly swear on Microsoft Teams calls...unless you work for the government

By Mike Moore Published 19 August 26

Microsoft Teams changes its rules on censoring profanity in captions - unless you're a government worker.

China is finally pulling Windows 10 from government machines — and says that's ahead of schedule

By Mike Moore Published 18 August 26

China's government was using a customized version of Windows 10, but now wants to move towards domestic alternatives.

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'Taking away people's choice of how they work is probably not going to help them in terms of their well-being': New study unsurprisingly finds people who want to work remotely are actually more productive and happier

By Mike Moore Published 17 August 26

Surprisingly enough, remote workers can be happy and productive, major study finds.

Microsoft is dropping its Excel Copilot function after only a year - and without ever getting a full public launch

By Mike Moore Published 17 August 26

Microsoft Excel's COPILOT() function will soon bite the dust.

Formula 1 world champion Lando Norris has signed up with a mysterious company claiming it provides 'rocket fuel for AI' — but why?

By Mike Moore Published 15 August 26

Who is Starburst, and why is Lando Norris so interested in them?

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Young people increasingly don't trust AI - or the billionaires that keep telling us we should all love AI, survey finds

By Mike Moore Published 14 August 26

Survey of younger Americans finds increasing distrust in AI and the people who own and run the technology.

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'We failed you today': Namecheap down for several hours after a data center cooling failure, leaving customers furious

By Mike Moore Published 14 August 26

Cooling issues at a data center led to Namecheap going down for several hours.

Claude Cowork is coming to your Chrome browser, and I might finally use it now

By Mike Moore Published 13 August 26

Anthropic upgrades the Claude in Chrome side panel to Claude Cowork.

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Google is building three huge new subsea cables to connect North, Central and South America

By Mike Moore Published 12 August 26

Google looks to better connect the Americas with a host of new subsea cables.

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Microsoft Teams will now let you really show off how good you are at your job — but it might make your co-workers cringe

By Mike Moore Published 11 August 26

Show off all your awards and certifications in Microsoft Teams, should you really want to.

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'AI has the potential to fundamentally reshape the role of procurement': Amazon Business tells us why AI could supercharge procurement like never before

By Mike Moore Published 11 August 26

Exclusive AI-powered purchasing insights can help organisations identify savings opportunities and improve efficiency, Amazon Business tells us.

Meta chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth says AI productivity gains should now mean we're all doing more work — not taking time off

By Mike Moore Published 10 August 26

AI is great for improving productivity - now maybe do some extra work, Meta CTO tells employees.

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Top tech conferences: The ultimate tech events guide for September 2026

By Mike Moore Last updated 10 August 26

We've compiled the ultimate list of technology events so you don't have to.

'Move fast, but do it with trust built in': EY CIO tells us why the rapid pace of AI means trust is now a critical business imperative

By Mike Moore Published 7 August 26

Exclusive EY CIO tells us why delaying digital transformation decisions is no longer possible in the age of AI.

Microsoft has pulled a small but vital Teams update which could have let users ignore all those annoying work chats for good - I just hope it comes back soon

By Mike Moore Published 7 August 26

A pulled Teams update could have allowed users to keep annoying chats muted with new controls.

'Tokenmaxxing is not what we are optimizing for': Microsoft tells engineer to calm down on AI usage

By Mike Moore Published 5 August 26

Microsoft engineers told to chill out when it comes to AI token usage.

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