Craig Hale

Microsoft wants the M365 Copilot app to be your one-stop-shop for AI, productivity, and everything in between.

Google is ending POP3 support – you can fetch emails from other providers in your mobile app via IMAP, but it's the end for your computer.

By all accounts, Microsoft isn't letting you activate Windows from your phone anymore, so make sure you have an internet connection.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella envisions a world where AI systems will work in conjunction to produce transformative results.

US Trade Rep says America might have to use "every tool at its disposal" to counter Europe's "unreasonable measures."

xAI has launched Business and Enterprise tiers for Grok with like-for-like pricing, but ChatGPT is still cheaper for casual users.

OpenAI is hiring a new head to look after model abuse and safety for $555k plus equity, but it'll be high-stress.

Attendees of Zohran Mamdani's NYC mayoral inauguration were blocked from bringing Raspberry Pi devices.

European banking workers could be at risk of redundancy due to AI after years of job cuts from store closures.

PCs and smartphones could become far more expensive from the second half of 2026 due to memory shortages, experts warn.

Nvidia had reportedly scaled back its cloud businesses so as not to take on AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.

NordProtect has been upgraded from "sufficient" to "outstanding," but new tools remain only available to US customers.

Google to buy out Intersect Power after offering financial backing in 2024, in a bid to help bolster its data center strategy.

Google says it's making the Partner Network simpler for 2026 with new automation aids, but partners might not retain their status.

Amazon detections are up 27%, with Microsoft also worried about North Korean remote job applications.

Anthropic wants the industry to open-source Skills (packages of instructions for AI) so we can all benefit.

Big Tech lawyers are warning employees not to leave the US, or they could face major delays re-entering.

Google has been rehiring former talent in an AI frenzy - and it seems it isn't alone.

Yet again, we're being graced with a report stressing the importance of a solid data foundation to get the most out of AI.

Bank of England Governor warns that AI could replace some entry-level jobs, making it hard for younger workers to find jobs.

Oregon author is proposing a class action lawsuit against Adobe for pirating books to train its SlimLM small language models.

Hannah Wong is stepping down as head of OpenAI's comms after joining the company from Apple in 2021.

Chipmakers are spending more as components become more advanced and demand for AI hardware continues.

AI perception is still torn, but the fact is that companies are shifting their hiring strategies rather than fully displacing human workers.

The UN's Internet Governance Forum has gone from being an annual meeting to being a permanent UN body.