
Emma Woollacott
Emma Woollacott is a freelance journalist writing for publications including the BBC, Private Eye, Forbes, Raconteur and specialist technology titles.
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Workplace 'tech overload' is becoming a major productivity drain for UK enterprises
News Employees across the UK are struggling with workplace technology overload, new research shows, and many are going out of their way to avoid using it where they can.
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Google just released a new AI agent for data scientists on Colab, and it’s free to use
News Google Labs has made Data Science Agent available to all Colab users in a bid to help developers speed up application design.
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Global PC sales could face a major hurdle in 2025
News Global PC and tablet sales could face a major hurdle in 2025, according to new research from IDC.
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Conversational AI spending is going to skyrocket this year – here’s why
News Analysis from Juniper Research shows global revenue from conversational AI services is set to grow from $14.6 billion in 2025.
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Wireless networks are a prime target for hackers
News Analysis by Nozomi Networks Labs found only 6% of wireless networks are adequately protected against attacks.
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IBM completes HashiCorp acquisition after regulatory approval
News IBM has completed its $6.4 billion acquisition of cloud automation and security firm HashiCorp,
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New Ofcom guidelines show it’s getting tougher on big tech
News New Ofcom guidance outlining its plans for the Online Safety Act show the regulator is toughening up on big tech.
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Clunky tech means public sector staff work 30 million hours extra each year
News UK public sector staff are working an average of five hours a week more than they should thanks to inefficiencies in service delivery, new research shows.
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Data breach at background check firm exposes 3.3 million people
News Background check firm DISA Global Solutions has revealed it suffered a data breach exposing millions of sensitive records.
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What you need to know about Apple's $500 billion funding drive
News Apple has announced plans to invest more than $500 billion in the US over the next four years
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Can AI really improve productivity?
News Enterprises are failing to implement AI in ways that make employees more productive
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Google’s Gemini AI models are coming to Agentforce
News Salesforce and Google have expanded their partnership with a $2.5 billion deal to bring the Gemini model range to Agentforce.
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Manufacturing firms are struggling to handle rising OT security threats
News Cyber attacks on manufacturing firms are skyrocketing, according to new research, but fewer than half are prepared for a rising tide of threats.
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Enterprises are doubling down on IT optimization strategies
News Organizations that have cracked IT cost optimization and innovation reap the rewards both financially and in terms of time to market.
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Public sector workers are sweating over AI security threats
News Nearly a third of public sector IT professionals are seriously concerned about the security dangers of AI.
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Satya Nadella hails Microsoft’s 'Majorana' quantum chip breakthrough
News Microsoft has unveiled a new chip it says could deliver quantum computers with real-world applications in ‘years, not decades'.
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Billions of IoT devices will need to be secured in the next four years – zero trust could be the key to success
News Researchers have warned more than 28 billion IoT devices will need to be secured by 2028 as attacks on connected devices surge.
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British Gas launches trial scheme to reuse waste heat from data processing
News British Gas is carrying out a trial using excess heat from data processing to provide free hot water in homes.
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T-Mobile dials up cloud efficiency drive with Red Hat OpenShift deal
News T-Mobile has selected Red Hat OpenShift to power its telco cloud as part of a push to streamline services.
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Microsoft invests $700 million to bolster cybersecurity and infrastructure in Poland
News Microsoft has announced plans to invest more than $700 million to support AI and cloud infrastructure expansion in Poland alongside cybersecurity support.
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Meta is building the world’s longest subsea cable
News Meta has announced plans to build the world's longest subsea cable in a bid to supercharge global connectivity and drive AI innovation.
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Cloud spending soars in financial services
News The banking industry is ramping up cloud spending more than any other sector, according to new research from IDC.
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Tech leaders worry AI innovation is outpacing governance
News Business execs have warned the current rate of AI innovation is outpacing governance practices.
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Trade body urges UK government to speed up National Semiconductor Strategy
News Trade body techUK has urged the UK government to accelerate the implementation of the National Semiconductor Strategy.
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