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Windows 10 end-of-life: A time to open up
- Managing Editor 03 Sep 2025 -
Societal implications of enabling a better version of ourselves
- Managing Editor 26 Aug 2025 -
Infotainment systems end up like vintage car radios
- Managing Editor 05 Aug 2025
Broadly speaking, there are two types of people in IT: those who like to tinker, constantly seeking the next best thing and those who yearn for a stable environment. Years ago, businesses and IT ...
In the Adam and Eve Garden of Eden that is artificial intelligence (AI), the forbidden fruit appears to be AI that is subtly better at being human than us. For all the potential to improve society, ...
The most visible electronics in the cars people drove 40 or more years ago, was the transistor radio. And in every town, there were car radio shops, to upgrade these to better quality models. These ...
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A role for AI and people in software lifecycle management
- Managing Editor 28 Jul 2025 -
Enterprise IT risks of AI and agentic AI
- Managing Editor 09 Jul 2025 -
Quantum Computing: A UK moon shot or £670m research indulgence?
- Managing Editor 27 Jun 2025 -
A G7 AI roadmap lacking IP protection is one with potholes
- Managing Editor 19 Jun 2025 -
GenAI: Talk to me
- Managing Editor 12 Jun 2025 -
Putting a price on the value of IP
- Managing Editor 28 May 2025 -
Microsoft entices developers to build more Windows AI apps
- Managing Editor 21 May 2025
Consider this common scenario: a line-of-business manager has a great idea and wants IT to provide a software platform to support the new business initiative. It’s another IT project on a growing ...
Everyone involved in IT needs to be focused on the implications of artificial intelligence (AI) on enterprise cybersecurity. Yet precious little energy is being expended on making sure AI is ...
Among the questions raised during the inaugural Quantum Datacentre Alliance forum held at Battersea power station in London, was one from a delegate from the government’s Quantum testbed programme, ...
The G7 meeting of world leaders is a clear indication of how the leading economies see AI. With the stagnation of economic growth alongside rising costs of maintaining existing public services, ...
Who would have thought that a black slab of Gorilla Glass in a titanium frame that fits in the palm of your hand would not necessarily offer the best user experience? A recent YouTube video ...
The government sees artificial intelligence (AI) as a high octane fuel to boost productivity and drive the economy forward. The Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO) aims to cut bureaucracy to ...
Microsoft’s annual developer conference is rather like a litmus test, showing the general direction of travel of the software industry. Given the massive footprint of Windows in desktop computing, ...
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Risk of corporate hospitality to IT teams
- Managing Editor 08 May 2025 -
It's the end of coding as we know it
- Managing Editor 01 May 2025 -
Making America great, but at what cost?
- Managing Editor 09 Apr 2025 -
Avoiding AI lock-in
- Managing Editor 01 Apr 2025 -
An agentic AI reality check
- Managing Editor 19 Mar 2025
The practice of making deals on golf courses seems to be alive and well. And it is IT leaders and their teams that are having to pick up the pieces following the agreed purchase of unsuitable tech ...
During a fireside chat at LlamaCon 2025, Meta CEO, Mark Zuckerberg asked Microsoft chief, Satya Nadella about the use of AI for coding. Nadella responded that up to 30% of the code in Microsoft’s ...
It is highly unlikely any country facing US tariffs will want to curb the ability of their citizens and businesses to buy software and IT services from US firms. Yet the current tariffs affecting ...
One of the big problems with deploying a software as a service (SaaS) product across an entire organisation is that once it is widely used, swapping it out becomes an extremely costly exercise. In ...
No one can deny the tech sector’s level of excitement when something new starts to gain traction. Rather like the car mechanic or builder who urges their customers to buy more expensive components ...