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Microsoft 365 users hit by two major threat campaigns - fake IT calls and phishing emails target users across the world
By Sead Fadilpašić Published
BigBear 2.0 and PREY-0058 are wreaking havoc across businesses as they scam employees into handing over login credentials and MFA codes.

Swiss Federal Government is ditching Microsoft on thousands of devices to switch to open source
By Craig Hale Published
After a successful test by 172 workers, Switzerland's federal government is piloting 3,000 devices on open source software.

Logitech's new $99 MX Keypad puts AI coding at a developer's fingertips
By Mike Moore Published
Logitech's $99 MX Keypad looks to help coding and AI workflows.

CIOs are being held accountable when AI goes wrong, and they aren't happy
By Craig Hale Published
New report reveals that CIOs are being held personally accountable for AI errors as they face increased sovereignty pressure.

Microsoft engineer claims 'typing code is absolutely over', with AI and GitHub Copilot set to transform coding as we know it
By Craig Hale Published
Developers won't be writing code forever, but that's not to say their jobs are entirely at risk as responsibilities evolve.

Half of Brits admit they still don't know what a data center is
By Craig Hale Published
Just one in two Brits know what a data center is, but even more see them as having a negative impact and many are worried about energy consumption.

A third of workers believe having an AI boss would make them more productive
By Christian Cawley Published
Over 33% of employees feel they would be more productive under an AI boss, with directors also favourable towards replacing middle managers with agentic solutions.

Almost all AI tools are now running with no oversight from IT — putting companies in the firing line
By Christian Cawley Published
Organizations are employing AI tools as a “fire-and-forget” solution, overlooking the importance of AI oversight and leaving security teams with the problem of seeking out avoidable vulnerabilities.

American data centers in just seven states are reportedly using more water than all the cities in California
By Rahim Amir Published
Data centers in seven states are being linked to the consumption of 10.4 million acre-feet of water annually.

Robot co-workers could soon be a common sight, as Intel report claims workplace robotics are approaching a 'critical threshold'
By Christian Cawley Published
Report highlights shortcomings – particularly in infrastructure and strategy – limiting the adoption of robotics and opportunities for effective scaling.
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