Latest articles by Ross Kelly
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announces retirement
News Gelsinger’s departure comes amid a tumultuous period at Intel
Adopting more security tools doesn't keep you safe
News Security tool sprawl makes it harder to manage environments and overwhelms teams
The four-day week sounds great – but we need the private sector on board for it to work
Opinion While the benefits of a four-day week seem undeniable, the tech sector will need brave executives and a clearer adoption roadmap to make it work
Making a success of your AI transformation
Sponsored by Dell Technologies
Enterprises still face significant challenges getting AI projects off the ground. Choosing the right partner can be the key to success
IT services spending set to surge in 2025 as CIOs shift to AI partner solutions
News Organizations are set to shift from buying generative AI solutions to implementing partner solutions, according to Gartner
800,000 users exposed in Landmark Admin data breach
News The hack is just the latest third party attack on an insurance firm, with attackers stealing huge amounts of personal data
The University of Manchester wants to set an example for cyber after being attacked
Interview While the cyber attack on the university was a damaging incident, it could’ve been a lot worse
Westcon-Comstor and UiPath agree new UK distribution deal
News The partnership will see Westcon-Comstor distribute UiPath’s automated enterprise platform to its UK channel partners
In an age of RTO hardliners, Spotify’s stance on remote work is a breath of fresh air
Opinion Remote work didn’t impact efficiency or productivity at the streaming giant – but what about all that vital team ‘synergy’ we’re meant to crave?
Meta layoffs hit staff at WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs divisions
News The 'year of efficiency' for Mark Zuckerberg continues as Meta layoffs affect staff in key business units
AMD’s patient roadmap has become a highway to success
Analysis While everyone was focused on Nvidia’s meteoric rise, AMD was preparing the hardware needed to take the fight to its long-time competitor
AMD eyes networking efficiency gains in bid to streamline AI data center operations
News The chip maker will match surging AI workload demands with sweeping bandwidth and infrastructure improvements
AMD just made a big statement in the AI PC race with its Ryzen AI Pro 300 series processors
News With all eyes focused on the AI PC craze, AMD looks to one-up the competition
AMD’s new Instinct GPUs might just blow Nvidia out of the water
News The chip maker unveiled its newest Instinct GPU series in San Francisco today – and it’s very bullish on performance in the race with Nvidia
AMD Advancing AI live: All the news and updates as they happened
Live Blog ITPro has been live on the ground at the AMD Advancing AI conference in San Francisco this week – here's everything we learned in the big keynote with CEO Lisa Su
AMD has put in the groundwork for a major AI push while the tech industry has fawned over Nvidia
Analysis The processor giant will be keen to use its AMD Advancing AI Event in San Francisco to capitalize on recent successes
PagerDuty looks to growth with double leadership appointment
News Pritesh Parekh is named as the company’s new CISO, while Rukmini Reddy becomes SVP of engineering
Cybersecurity teams are understaffed, overworked, and underfunded
News Despite a growing array of cybersecurity threats, teams are still not being given the support they need
Amazon workers aren’t happy with the company’s controversial RTO scheme
News An internal staff survey at Amazon shows many workers are unhappy about the prospect of a full return to the office
How ready is your company for NIS2?
The EU’s latest cybersecurity legislation raises the stakes for enterprises and IT leaders - and ensuring compliance can be a daunting task
Tech leaders are ramping up IT modernization, but they’re wary of the productivity nosedive that comes with it
Enterprises simply cannot afford to mess up IT modernization efforts, new research finds
If I’d spent billions on fancy office spaces, I’d probably want staff working from them too
Opinion Big tech’s insistence on getting back into the office rests on supposed productivity boosts – in reality it’s a mixture of buyer’s remorse and skewed memories of pre-pandemic working
Network Rail confirms cyber attack on Wi-Fi systems at UK train stations
News The rail operator is working with relevant authorities to investigate and contain the incident
