
Ross Kelly
Ross Kelly is ITPro's News & Analysis Editor, with a keen interest in cyber security, business leadership and emerging technologies.
He graduated from Edinburgh Napier University in 2016 with a BA (Hons) in Journalism, and joined ITPro in 2022 after four years working in technology conference research.
In his spare time, Ross enjoys cycling, walking and is an avid reader of history and non-fiction.
You can contact Ross at ross.kelly@futurenet.com or on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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HPE touts new ‘ruggedized’ ProLiant servers built to withstand ‘extreme stressors’News New HPE ProLiant servers come equipped with an “environmental ruggedization” kit for use in challenging environments
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Microsoft pats itself on the back over European commitmentsNews The company says it's been working to boost the bloc's digital sovereignty and resilience
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Why lower-cost QLC storage doesn't have to mean sacrificing performanceSponsor Content Created With Dell Technologies
Dell PowerStore’s QLC storage options offer the best of both worlds for enterprises, combining cost savings with high-performance hardware
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UK firms left in the dark over what workers are sharing with AINews Security teams can’t keep track of what workers are sharing with AI applications, regardless of whether they’re approved or unauthorized
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Amazon CTO Werner Vogels on the future of software developmentInterview AI marks the latest shift in a profession that’s always been evolving, and Amazon CTO Werner Vogels thinks developers should embrace it
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AI is coming to UbuntuNews A range of new AI features are coming to Ubuntu over the next year, according to maintainers, but only providing they’re of “sufficient maturity and quality”.
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Compromised open source package pushed malicious Elementary CLI release to developersNews The open source Elementary CLI tool has more than one million monthly downloads
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Three-quarters of cyber pros missed out on pay rises last yearNews Organizations are overlooking cyber pros when it comes to pay increases, and it could cost them dearly
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Cohere's Aleph Alpha merger could create a transatlantic sovereign AI powerhouseAnalysis The merger between Cohere and Aleph Alpha aims to capitalize on the burgeoning sovereign AI market
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Threat actors ditch ‘spray and pray’ attacks in shift to targeted exploitationNews A dip in ransomware volumes points to a more targeted approach focused on vulnerability exploitation
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Everpure CEO tells customers to brace for price hikes amid component shortagesNews Semiconductor shortages and skyrocketing prices are hitting Everpure hard
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The first hurdle is the hardest in generative AI adoption – and businesses keep fallingAnalysis AWS’ UK chief said AI advances “feel like magic” at its recent London summit, but many firms are facing the reality of sluggish gains
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UK organizations are failing to move past basic AI use-casesNews Businesses in the UK are ramping up AI adoption, but they’re falling at key hurdles
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AWS UK chief touts big gains with AI-powered codingNews Developers at AWS were able to speed up delivery of what would have traditionally been an extensive project
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How Tim Cook turned Apple into a 'durable' tech industry powerhouseNews Tim Cook might not boast the same tech visionary status as Steve Jobs, but the company’s growth has been remarkable
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Zoom launches new verification features to tackle AI impersonationNews Growing concerns over AI impersonation techniques have prompted new features from Zoom
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UK firms are grappling with mismatched AI productivity gainsNews AI is providing value at an individual level, but “systems and workflows” need to be redesigned for business-wide gains
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Experts raise alarm over continued Tycoon 2FA threatsNews Millions of Tycoon 2FA attacks are still hitting businesses, according to research from Barracuda
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Anthropic toned down Opus 4.7’s cyber capabilities in wake of Claude Mythos releaseNews Testing of new cyber-related safeguards for Anthropic’s Opus 4.7 model could shape the future public release of Claude Mythos
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AI is now a ‘standard part of the attacker toolkit’News Cyber attacks are increasing in scale, intensity, and velocity thanks to AI, and it’s forcing defenders to react faster than ever before
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Brace yourselves for a vulnerability explosion, Forescout warnsNews AI advances are helping identify software flaws at record pace and scale, but that's not the good news some would think
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Legacy tech isn’t just harming productivity and finances, it’s affecting workforce moraleNews The financial impact of legacy tech is widely acknowledged, but the impact on workforce morale is a “hidden tax”
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OpenAI announces first permanent London office in UK expansion pushNews The news comes after OpenAI revealed it will pause the Stargate UK project
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Microsoft touts “cost effective” cloud PC prices for small businesses as hardware prices spikeNews The tech giant is targeting small business gains with a 20% cut for Windows 365 Cloud PC services
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