
George Fitzmaurice
George Fitzmaurice is a former Staff Writer at ITPro and ChannelPro, with a particular interest in AI regulation, data legislation, and market development. After graduating from the University of Oxford with a degree in English Language and Literature, he undertook an internship at the New Statesman before starting at ITPro. Outside of the office, George is both an aspiring musician and an avid reader.
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 Microsoft staff face second round of layoffs as firm continues cost-cutting measuresNews The size of the layoffs has not been specified, though Microsoft has said they will be small By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 Data centers are growing in size and number as AI prompts widespread global expansionAnalysis Generative AI continues to push up demand for more sites and increased capacity at physical locations By George Fitzmaurice Published Analysis
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 Microsoft sharpens agentic AI focus with new ‘CoreAI’ divisionThe new department will bring together teams from across engineering and AI By George Fitzmaurice Published 
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 Developers are struggling to build generative AI applications – here's whyNews AI coding tools could help, though experts told ITPro that businesses should keep a focus on core software engineering skills By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 “A huge disaster”: Marc Benioff hits back at Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, claims customers don’t take Copilot seriouslyNews Benioff fired the latest shot in an ongoing war of words over Microsoft's Copilot service By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 Admins beware, these Microsoft 365 features are being cut in 2025News IT workers face further challenges on top of ones already posed by an approaching Windows 10 EOL By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 Microsoft is planning another round of job cutsNews The firm said it always takes the appropriate action when staff are underperforming By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 "Thinly spread": Questions raised over UK government’s latest cyber funding schemeThe funding will go towards bolstering cyber skills, though some industry experts have questioned the size of the price tag By George Fitzmaurice Published 
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 Interest in traditional programming languages is decliningNews Research raises questions about the relationship between AI coding tools and changing developer skill sets By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 CMA sets out plans for new digital markets regime – with Apple and Google expected to be first in its sightsNews The regulator will use new powers to launch three investigations in the coming months By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 UN aviation body investigates potential data breachNews The agency is acting on a hacker forum post which claimed 42,000 records had been stolen in a recent incident By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 What is Cloud Hosting?Feature Hosting websites and applications on the cloud can deliver huge gains in flexibility and scalability By George Fitzmaurice Published Feature
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 Almost half of US organizations still using Kaspersky, researchers claimNews A ban was introduced due to Kaspersky’s supposed links to the Russian government By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 CISA issues new directive to bolster cloud security – and Microsoft was singled outNews The directive is a strong push towards bolstering cloud and SaaS security practices By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 Broadcom records huge growth as CEO Hock Tan hails “successful integration” of VMwareAnalysis The VMware acquisition is finally paying dividends for Broadcom By George Fitzmaurice Published Analysis
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 IT leaders fear a repeat of the CrowdStrike outage in 2025News Many organizations are woefully unprepared for a serious IT outage By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 Klarna has stopped hiring amid its relentless AI efficiency driveNews The firm previously boasted that its in-house AI assistant does the work of hundreds of staff By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 Enterprises are ramping up investment in private AI systemsNews Firms will move out of public cloud services for AI needs, though smaller businesses will still opt for plug-and-play solutions By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 AWS wants to drastically cut down AI hallucinations – here's how it plans to do itNews The tool will act as a guardrail against AI hallucinations in specific use cases By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 Google wants regulators to break up Microsoft's OpenAI dealNews Google has already been nipping at Microsoft’s heels in the European cloud market over competition concerns By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 AI is causing a data storage crisis for enterprisesNews Many organizations will need to rethink data management strategies and storage architectures to keep pace By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 AWS puts AI evolution front and center at re:Invent 2024Analysis AWS re:Invent 2024 was a testament to the cloud giant’s commitment to AI diversification as it looks to take market share in the next era of AI By George Fitzmaurice Published Analysis
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 AWS sharpens sustainability focus as AI environmental concerns riseNews The hyperscaler says sustainability plays a part in core decision-making in the age of AI By George Fitzmaurice Published News
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 AWS re:Invent 2024 live: All the news and updates from day-three in Las VegasLive Blog ITPro is live on the ground in Las Vegas for AWS re:Invent 2024 – keep tabs on all the news and updates from day-three here By George Fitzmaurice Last updated Live Blog
