Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bitesize bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 11 June.
This episode:
- A software bug at Fastly causes chaos on the internet
- Colonial Pipeline recovers $2.3 million of the ransom it paid to DarkSide
- UK government slammed for failing to invest in digital skills
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The IT industry’s shift to circular, low-carbon solutionsMaximize your hardware investment and reach your sustainability goals with HP’s Renew Solutions
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Lenovo ThinkPad X9 14 Aura Edition reviewReviews This thin and light ultraportable will draw you in with its vibrant screen – but it isn't as powerful as some of its competitors
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Women show more team spirit when it comes to cybersecurity, yet they're still missing out on opportunitiesNews While they're more likely to believe that responsibility should be shared, women are less likely to get the necessary training
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‘AI is coming for your jobs. It’s coming for my job too’: Fiverr CEO urges staff to upskill or be left behindNews The latest in a string of AI skills warnings has urged staff to begin preparing for the worst
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IBM pledges support for UK government cyber skills programNews The CyberFirst Girls competition is aimed at increasing diversity in the cyber security workforce
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AI skills training can't be left in the hands of big techNews Speakers at Turing's AI UK conference lay out challenges to AI skills readiness
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The UK’s AI ambitions face one major hurdle – finding enough home-grown talentNews Research shows UK enterprises are struggling to fill AI roles, raising concerns over the country's ability to meet expectations in the global AI race.
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Businesses know they have major skills deficits, but less than half plan on hiring more womenNews Male IT leaders remain complacent about gender diversity despite widespread skills shortages
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Half of jobseekers turned down offers last year amid growing demands on employersNews An increasingly competitive talent landscape means employers are being forced to offer a wider range of incentives
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How the lessons of COVID-19 are shaping the future of workIn-depth Three years on, businesses are reviewing how the pandemic changed work forever, with some organisations adapting well to hybrid work and others much worse
