Latest articles by Ross Kelly
AWS plans £8 billion UK investment in huge data center expansion scheme
The move by AWS is expected to contribute around £14 billion to the UK’s total GDP over the next five years
So you lost your job at Klarna to AI – at least your former coworkers get a pay rise
Opinion The relentless pursuit of AI-driven productivity gains will be disastrous for many, but a choice few might see the benefits
Poppy Gustafsson steps down as Darktrace CEO
Current COO Popelka replaces Poppy Gustafsson who stands down after eight years in the role
Eric Schmidt’s car crash Stanford interview showed big tech’s true colors on remote work
Opinion Big tech bigwigs just can’t come to terms with remote work – RTO mandates and battles with staff could be their undoing
SolarWinds urges customers to patch critical Web Help Desk flaw
News The vulnerability affecting SolarWinds’ Web Help Desk has been given a critical severity score of 9.8
“We’re focusing on high-growth areas” is the new “you’re no longer needed”
Opinion After nearly two years of worrying about AI taking our jobs, it turns out jobs are being cut to fund the technology that’ll take everyone else’s
Former Google CEO in damage control mode after remote work comments spark controversy
News Eric Schmidt said Google has lost ground on rival AI startups where work ethics are supposedly stronger – now he's backtracked
£1.3 billion in funding for AI and tech projects scrapped by government
News The funding hit comes amidst a cost-cutting scheme by the new Labour government, DSIT told ITPro
Microsoft says latest outage was caused by cyber attack
News The latest Microsoft outage this month impacted thousands of customers
What is the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and what does it do?
Explainer CISA plays a critical role in keeping US organizations safe from cyber attacks, providing vital advice and threat information
Global IT outage: CrowdStrike CEO confirms update "defect" as the source of mass disruption
News CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz has lifted the lid on the reason behind a global IT outage that left organizations scrambling
“We wanted to become the Rolls-Royce of cloud hosting”: Inside Hyve Managed Hosting’s global expansion plans
News Hyve Managed Hosting CEO Jake Madders believes the cloud industry is ripe with opportunities as the Brighton firm expands globally
Why the Wiz acquisition makes perfect sense for Google
Analysis Bringing Wiz under the Google umbrella would markedly improve the tech giant’s cybersecurity capabilities
AMD’s acquisition spree continues with $665 million deal for Silo AI
News The deal will enable AMD to bolster its portfolio of end-to-end AI solutions and drive its ‘open standards’ approach to the technology
New Snowflake security policies mean admins can now enforce mandatory MFA
News The changes come two months after a major breach affected dozens of Snowflake customers
Amazon set a goal to reach 100% renewable energy by 2030 – it reached it seven years early
News The tech giant has rapidly accelerated renewable energy investment in recent years
Amazon could be working on a new AI tool to crack ChatGPT's dominance
News Amazon could be preparing to mount a serious challenge on ChatGPT’s dominance with the launch of a new chatbot service
Wells Fargo firing staff for using 'mouse jiggler' tools raises questions over employee privacy, wellbeing
News Wells Fargo is by no means the first company to crack down on mouse jigglers
Change Healthcare shares details on medical data stolen during disastrous February cyber attack
News Those impacted by the Change Healthcare attack will be contacted and given advice on how to protect themselves
Kaspersky hits back at US software ban, citing political motivations and “theoretical concerns”
News Kaspersky said it has “repeatedly demonstrated" its independence from any government interference
US poised to ban sales of Kaspersky software – reports
News Kaspersky has long denied any links to the Russian government
‘Fast, modern, safe, and a joy to write’: Why Apple is banging the drum on Swift as a successor to C++
News Apple thinks shifting to the Swift programming language will help improve software safety across the industry
