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Google and Microsoft's electricity consumption was greater than over 100 countries in 2023

George Fitzmaurice published 30 July 24

News Spiraling data center energy demands on the back of generative AI is largely to blame for the figures

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Latest Microsoft outage prompts apology as thousands of customers affected

Ross Kelly published 30 July 24

News The latest Microsoft outage this month has impacted thousands of customers

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Zscaler just uncovered what could be the largest ransomware payment of all time

Solomon Klappholz published 30 July 24

News Zscaler’s ThreatLabz identified a new record for the largest ransomware payment ever recorded, which is almost twice the size of the previous record holder

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Rising data breach costs show no signs of slowing down, says IBM

Solomon Klappholz published 30 July 24

News Data breach costs continued to rise, according to IBM, and they’re taking longer to recover from

Plain sailing for HPE as Juniper Networks acquisition expected to breeze through antitrust probe

George Fitzmaurice published 30 July 24

News The deal is expected to bolster HPE’s position in the highly competitive networking market

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Tech professionals are shunning roles because of these major red flags during the recruitment process

Emma Woollacott published 30 July 24

News New research from Hays uncovers the red flags in job ads and interviews that could mean you're missing out on the top talent

Plain sailing for HPE as Juniper Networks acquisition expected to breeze through antitrust probe The deal is expected to bolster HPE’s position in the highly competitive networking market

Female office workers in discussion with a male colleague in an open plan office space. — Tech professionals are shunning roles because of these red flags during the recruitment process New research from Hays uncovers the red flags in job ads and interviews that could mean you're missing out on the top talent

A complex illustration depicting AI retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) represented as a computer with a face at the center for an AI model surrounded by sources of data such as film clips or eyes. The illustration is blue and green against a white background. — What is retrieval augmented generation (RAG)? In a bid to make AI even more accurate, firms are choosing retrieval augmented generation (RAG) is growing in popularity and purpose to help Large Language Models (LLMs) tap into real-time and up-to-date sources of information

View through window showing woman working from home at her desk with code terminal on monintor — Remote work is still causing security headaches for CISOs CISOs still cite remote work as one of their major security sticking points four years on from the widespread shift at the beginning of COVID

Red Hat eyes “clear pathways for collaboration” with new partner program updates The enhanced framework for Red Hat partners features a new modular design and fresh incentives

Dell Technologies staff aren’t happy after recent layoffs and a controversial RTO scheme The survey found the amount of staff likely to recommend Dell Technologies as a company dropped significantly

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News

The cost of the CrowdStrike outage continues to mount

By Solomon Klappholz published 29 July 24

News The costs associated with the CrowdStrike IT outage could surge in weeks to come, analysis suggests

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This new device could be the key to solving AI’s energy efficiency problem

By Emma Woollacott published 29 July 24

News A US-based research team says its computational random-access memory technique processes data entirely within the memory array

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UK government launches AI ‘action plan’ to drive national adoption

By Emma Woollacott published 29 July 24

News Led by tech entrepreneur Matt Clifford, the new AI Opportunities Unit will explore untapped AI possibilities

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Kaseya’s four-step journey to “changing unit economics for MSPs” gathers pace

By Maggie Holland published 27 July 24

Analysis ChannelPro’s recent interview with Kaseya CEO Fred Voccola gave a sneak peak into what comes after its hugely successful Kaseya 365 release

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US Department of State puts $10 million bounty on North Korean hacker’s head

By Solomon Klappholz published 26 July 24

News US law enforcement after information on the identification or location of a leading affiliate of a North Korean hacking gang, as the NCSC issues warning of its increased focus on critical infrastructure

Resources

Build your first genAI app with HPE ProLiant Gen11 Intel Xeon servers

Build your first genAI app with HPE ProLiant Gen11 Intel Xeon servers

By ITPro published 29 July 24

Whitepaper Start small and grow large while maintaining control over data

Game-Changing Data Security in Seconds. Lepide’s Real Time In-Browser Demo.

Game-changing data security in seconds

By ITPro published 19 July 24

whitepaper Lepide’s real-time in-browser demo

Unlocking the opportunities of open banking and beyond

Unlocking the opportunities of open banking and beyond

By ITPro published 19 July 24

whitepaper The state of play, the direction of travel, and best practices from around the world

Generative AI: The new era of life sciences innovation

Generative AI: The new era of life sciences innovation

By ITPro published 16 July 24

whitepaper Harness the power of generative AI on AWS to increase ROI, drive greater efficiencies, and bring differentiated therapeutics to market faster

Generative AI: Powering the next era of life sciences innovations

Generative AI: Powering the next era of life sciences innovations

By ITPro published 16 July 24

whitepaper Accelerate innovation and increase efficiencies

The life sciences guide to AI-driven innovations

The life sciences guide to AI-driven innovations

By ITPro published 16 July 24

whitepaper Three steps to reinventing your business with data and AI

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In-Depth & Advice

Everything you need to know about Nvidia

By Rene Millman published 30 July 24

In-depth A brief guide to Nvidia, a driving force behind technological innovation and one of the most valuable companies operating today

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HP has scrapped its most compelling device as it aims for AI PCs

By Keumars Afifi-Sabet published 29 July 24

Opinion The HP Elite Dragonfly had everything you needed – a great battery, plenty of power, all the ports, and a fantastic display – until it was killed off

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Everything you need to know about Intel

By Rene Millman published 27 July 24

In-depth A brief guide to Intel, a pioneer in microprocessor technology and one of the most important players in the development of the personal computer

Protecting the public sector from hackers

By Rory Bathgate published 26 July 24

ITPro Podcast With the public sector facing increasingly sophisticated threat actors, leaders need centralized security plans and better communication

Everything you need to know about AMD

By Rene Millman published 26 July 24

In-depth A brief guide to AMD, one of the world's biggest semiconductor companies in operation today, and a long-time rival of Intel and Nvidia

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Reviews

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Philips 27E1N1600AE monitor review

By Sasha Muller published 29 July 24

Reviews A good, affordable all-rounder for office duties, with sensible features and good image quality – the Philips 27E1N1600AE is a compelling monitor

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Asus Vivobook S15 Copilot+ PC review

By Stuart Andrews published 15 July 24

Reviews Cutting-edge hardware and a fantastic screen make this a strong Copilot+ PC, even if the design is low on flair

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MSI Prestige 14 AI Evo C1M review

By Alun Taylor published 28 June 24

Reviews Great battery life, cutting-edge wireless comms, and a 144hz display mark this business compact out from the herd

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Eye to Eye Cam Review

By Danny Bradbury published 26 June 24

Reviews A video camera that gets front and center when you need it - and out of the way when you don't

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Google Meet review

By Darien Graham-Smith published 21 June 24

Reviews A simple but fully functional service that comes with a low price and neat integration with Google Workspace

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Bitdefender Ultimate Small Business Security review

By Darien Graham-Smith published 19 June 24

Reviews With a broad range of security functions, Bitdefender Ultimate Small Business Security is a strong choice for small teams

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Podcasts

Protecting the public sector from hackers

By Rory Bathgate published 26 July 24

ITPro Podcast With the public sector facing increasingly sophisticated threat actors, leaders need centralized security plans and better communication

What is HPC really for?

By Rory Bathgate published 19 July 24

ITPro Podcast High-performance computing HPC is often touted as an area of major tech breakthroughs – but what are these and who is leading the charge?

How cyber attacks damage mental health

By Rory Bathgate published 12 July 24

ITPro Podcast As staff struggle to cope in the immediate aftermath of a cyber incident, leaders must do more to foster a culture of support

June rundown: AI and sustainability take center stage

By Rory Bathgate published 28 June 24

ITPro Podcast As AI vendors begin to turn the spotlight on customers, tech giants line themselves up for sustainability recommitments in 2025

HPE Discover 2024: Can businesses finally turn AI hype into results?

By Rory Bathgate published 21 June 24

ITPro Podcast Using AI to process data and improve sales could be a fast route to success for small and large businesses alike

Splunk .conf 24: Where now for Cisco's latest acquisition

By Rory Bathgate published 18 June 24

ITPro Podcast At its annual conference, Splunk embraced AI for observability, unveiled new security products, and aimed to reassure customers over Cisco fears

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ITPro 20/20

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IT Pro 20/20: The tech of 2023

By Dale Walker published 10 February 23

ITPro 20/20 The technology, policies, and markets likely to shape IT decision-making in the year ahead

IT Pro 20/20: LinkedIn & the toxic world of cyber security

By Dale Walker published 13 December 22

ITPro 20/20 A look at the shady world of cyber security networking and online communities

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IT Pro 20/20: Inside Japan's war over digital transformation

By Dale Walker published 4 November 22

ITPro 20/20 Issue 32 looks at the problems that can arise when businesses choose to embrace flashy terminology at the expense of simplification

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IT Pro 20/20: The ABBA effect

By Dale Walker published 4 October 22

ITPro 20/20 Advancements in the core technology mean holograms could soon become instrumental in eliminating the worst aspects of hybrid work

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IT Pro 20/20: Building a recession-proof startup

By Dale Walker published 23 August 22

ITPro 20/20 Issue 30 considers the various cost-cutting measures startups can deploy, during a time of funding droughts and a cost of living crisis

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IT Pro 20/20: Disrupting cyber security

By Dale Walker published 8 June 22

ITPro 20/20 Issue 29 looks at the companies and trends aiming to shake up the industry in 2022

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