
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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Should everyone learn to vibe code?
News Vibe coding might help lower the barrier to entry for non-technical individuals, but users risk skipping vital learning curves, experts warn.
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CEOs admit majority of cloud environments were ‘built by accident rather than design’
News Many enterprises rushed into the cloud without a clear end goal in mind, according to Kyndryl
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European software spending is set to surge in 2026 – here's why
News Enterprises are approaching the “trough of disillusionment” with AI, but it’s not stopping them from spending
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Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: Security experts question practicality, scope of new legislation
News The new legislation aims to shore up critical infrastructure defenses, but questions remain over compliance and scope
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Gartner says AI won't create a 'jobs apocalypse' – but it will cause chaos as millions are forced to upskill
News Gartner projects 32 million jobs a year will be reshaped by the technology
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Small businesses can't get cyber strategies up and running – here's why
News SMBs are turning to outside help to shore up security as internal strategies fall flat
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Some of the most popular open weight AI models show ‘profound susceptibility’ to jailbreak techniques
News Open weight AI models from Meta, OpenAI, Google, and Mistral all showed serious flaws
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Sam Altman in damage control mode over government 'backstop' comments
News OpenAI CEO Sam Altman appears to be in a state of damage control in the wake of recent comments touting potential government support for the AI company.
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AI is transforming Agile development
News The influx of AI tools is helping reshape Agile development at a critical juncture for the methodology
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IBM layoffs loom as ‘single-digit percentage’ of global workforce set for cuts
News Headcount at the cloud giant has been decreasing steadily in recent years
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Colt DCS to expand West London data center campus in £2.5bn investment
News Three new hyperscale data centers and an innovation hub will be added to the site
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Cisco wants to take AI closer to the edge
News The new “integrated computing platform” from Cisco aims to support AI workloads at the edge
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Software developer salaries are surging in the UK as AI skills gaps drives demand
News Stack Overflow says positive growth in developer salaries shows the community is thriving
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Enterprises risk losing top talent with botched digital transformation projects
News Digital transformation “fatigue” is becoming a real problem as enterprises look to modernize at rapid pace
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Microsoft’s huge AI spending still has investors sweating despite solid cloud growth
News Capital spending at Microsoft continues to surge, despite previous claims it would cool down
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Red Hat eyes developer workflow efficiency, app modernization gains with new AI tools
News An AI assistant specifically designed for application migration and modernization looks to reduce developer toil
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Google says reports of a 'huge' Gmail breach affecting millions of users are false, again
News Reports of a major Gmail affecting millions of users have been flooding the web this week – Google says they're "false" and you've nothing to worry about.
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UK software developers are still cautious about AI, and for good reason
News Experts say developers are “right to take their time” with AI coding solutions given they still remain a nascent tool
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Critical Dell Storage Manager flaws could let hackers access sensitive data – patch now
News A trio of flaws in Dell Storage Manager has prompted a customer alert
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Dropbox is adding a range of handy new AI features – here’s what users can expect
News Long-awaited features from Dash AI will be integrated within Dropbox
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Enterprise AI adoption is about to get the Big Brother treatment
Opinion Worried your staff aren’t using those shiny AI tools you petitioned for? Big tech has you covered
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GitHub is scrapping some Claude, OpenAI, and Gemini models in Copilot
News GitHub Copilot users are urged to switch to the newer models following the retirement cut-off
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Global IT spending set to exceed $6 trillion in 2026
News Several key areas are expected to drive the bulk of investment next year
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OpenAI co-founder pours cold water on agentic AI hype
News Despite the hype surrounding agentic AI, OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy isn't convinced and says there's still a long way to go until the tech delivers real benefits.
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