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ChatGPT has taken the industry by storm, opening up a realm of new possibilities in fields from healthcare to publishing

The money-saving drive comes as the hardware sector has been hit especially hard by the economic headwinds facing all tech companies

The unified IT management specialist has boosted program resources by more than 300%

Applications will either be repackaged for cloud environments, dismantled and have their functionality transplanted into other apps, or retired comple…

Smaller businesses could incur significant cost hikes as high as 1,400% with most new customers expected to pay at least double

The decision to shut down could throw the future of the tech visa scheme into doubt

Pentera says Nuvias was the “logical choice” to help expand its channel reach and enterprise presence

Only 5% of CFOs said they would be reducing staff compensation amid a challenging economic climate

After years of excellent service, retiring a Synology NAS server saw a drastic improvement in speed and functionality

Deal could be worth up to a reported $100 million for the Israeli cloud business

From seeking lost tombs to restoring pieces of art, AI doesn’t just generate new material – it’s helping us better understand the past

The move looks to bolster domestic production capabilities and support UK manufacturers

The recent wave of job losses has as much to do with seizing the opportunity for a major reshuffle as it has to do with the economy, industry insiders…

The data was stolen from a misconfigured cloud database found by the attacker through a search engine

The acquisition will take Mitel’s customer base to more than 75 million users and over 5,500 channel partners

KPMG’s latest Venture Pulse survey shows that Scotland is cementing a reputation as an attractive market for VC investment

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As layoffs continue to plague the tech sector, many workers are exploring new options to avoid being caught up in redundancy waves

Companies have been urged to create plans on how they intend to get rid of memory-unsafe code in their products