
Nicole Kobie
Nicole Kobie first started writing for ITPro in 2007. As a freelance journalist covering technology and business, Nicole's work includes bylines in New Scientist, Wired, PC Pro and many more.
Nicole the author of a book about the history of technology, The Long History of the Future.
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HPE boosts Aruba, GreenLake security
News Tech giant hopes to help enterprises battle against rise of "sophisticated" cloud threats
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Who is John Roese?
Dell's CTO and Chief AI Officer John Roese brings pragmatism to AI
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Ransomware attacks are rising — but quiet payouts could mean there's more than actually reported
News Ransomware attacks continue to climb, but they may be even higher than official figures show as companies choose to quietly pay to make such incidents go away.
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IBM puts on a brave face as US government cuts hit 15 contracts
News Despite the cuts, IBM remains upbeat after promising quarterly results
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Apple, Meta hit back at EU after landmark DMA fines
News The European Commission has issued its first penalties under the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA), fining Apple €500 million and Meta €200m.
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Google hits back at DOJ breakup proposals
News Google has struck back against US regulators, claiming that plans to dismantle the company would "hurt the economy".
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First Microsoft, now AWS: Why tech giants are hitting the brakes on costly data center plans
News Amazon Web Services (AWS) has paused plans for some data center leases, according to analysts, sparking further concerns about the cost of AI infrastructure spending plans.
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Intune flaw pushed Windows 11 upgrades on blocked devices
News Microsoft is working on a solution after Intune upgraded devices contrary to policies
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Reports: White House mulling DeepSeek ban amid investigation
News Nvidia is caught up in US-China AI battle, but Huang still visits DeepSeek in Beijing
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Google faces 'first of its kind' class action for search ads overcharging in UK
News Google faces a "first of its kind" £5 billion lawsuit in the UK over accusations it has a monopoly in digital advertising that allows it to overcharge customers.
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AI will chew through the same amount of energy as Japan by 2030
News The energy demand of AI data centers will top that of Japan by the end of the decade, new research shows – and that’s providing that energy grids can even keep up.
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Meta just revived plans to train AI models using European user data
News Meta has confirmed plans to train AI models using European users’ public content and conversations with its Meta AI chatbot.
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AWS expands language support for Amazon Q Developer
News AWS has expanded support for languages in Amazon Q Developer, making it easier for developers to code in their first language.
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Google shakes off tariff concerns to push on with $75 billion AI spending plans
News Google CEO Sundar Pichai has confirmed the company will still spend $75 billion on building out data centers despite economic concerns in the wake of US tariffs.
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Anthropic ramps up European expansion with fresh hiring spree
News Anthropic has unveiled plans to further expand in Europe, adding 100 roles and picking a new EMEA head.
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Meta executive denies hyping up Llama 4 benchmark scores
News A senior figure at Meta has denied claims that the tech giant boosted performance metrics for its new Llama 4 AI model range following rumors online.
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79% of tech workers pretend to know more about AI than they do
News Tech industry workers are exaggerating their AI knowledge and skills capabilities, and executives are among the worst offenders, new research shows.
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Red Hat just made three big changes to its developer hub
News Red Hat has unveiled a raft of upgrades for Red Hat Developer Hub (RDHD), including support for a local version as well as new analytics.
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Brits aren’t keen on going back to the office
News Nearly half of professionals would consider quitting rather than returning to the office full time
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Who is John Ternus?
Apple's SVP for hardware engineering John Ternus is widely expected to succeed Tim Cook
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Who is Fidelma Russo?
Learn more about HPE's CTO and leader of GreenLake's success
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Developers spend 17 hours a week on security — but don't consider it a top priority
News More work on DevSecOps has been identified as a top priority for developer teams
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Healthcare systems are rife with exploits — and ransomware gangs have noticed
News Nearly nine-in-ten healthcare organizations have medical devices that are vulnerable to exploits, and ransomware groups are taking notice.
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Scale of Dell job cuts laid bare as firm sheds 10% of staff in a year
News Dell Technologies’ workforce has reduced significantly in recent years, figures show, with headcount at the tech giant dropping by 10% in 2025 alone.
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