Craig Hale

Following a breach of an improperly decommissioned cloud drive, Checkout.com refuses to pay ransom.

Amazon’s Meeting Simulator tool is an AI-generated interview to help boost skills.

Thousands could lose their jobs as Verizon stores turn into franchise stores and management departs.

Software makers are losing revenue because of growing piracy and license misuse.

ChromeOS devices can now run even more apps, including legacy client-based apps, thanks to Cameyo.

Google Drive promises to retain file structures and permissions if you migrate from Dropbox.

Threats are evolving, incident costs are rising, and CISOs are struggling with their responsibilities.

Frustrations, delays and inefficiencies from tech slow down workers, disrupt productivity and impact revenue - so what can be done?

Private AI Compute aims to be the perfect middle ground between on-device and high-risk cloud.

UK customers will be the first to get PayPal+ loyalty points across a range of payment methods.

You can use Gemini to create audio overviews of long PDFs you don’t have time to read.

AI use is proven to boost productivity, job security and salary, but not many workers use it daily.

Speedtest Pulse is a new mobile device for ISPs and enterprise customers to test their networks.

Europe is still trying to remove Huawei and ZTE equipment from 5G and other telecoms networks.

Two in five data centers could face power constraints by 2027 – if they even get built in the first place.

Businesses aren’t seeing desired ROI, and workers are feeling stressed about complex software stacks.

Former Intel employee Jinfeng Luo threatened with $250,000 lawsuit over stolen company information.

A ‘digital omnibus’ package could enhance the EU’s position as an AI leader - but at the cost of privacy.

Meta pledges $600 billion spending splurge by 2028 to grow its AI infrastructure, while supporting jobs and local economies.

Adobe Sneaks is an opportunity for insiders and staff to put their projects in front of thousands.

Using “LOUVRE” as a password, and running Windows 2000/Windows Server 2003 certainly didn’t help.