Welcome to IT Pro's News in Review, a weekly bite-sized bulletin of the top tech stories of the week, for the week ending 2nd December, 2022.
This week's stories:
- Microsoft acquires stake in London Stock Exchange Group as part of ten-year cloud deal
- A third of employees unable to digitally switch off over Christmas period
- NHS IT issues costing doctors more than 13 million hours annually
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TPUs: Google's home advantageITPro Podcast How does TPU v7 stack up against Nvidia's latest chips – and can Google scale AI using only its own supply?
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Microsoft Excel is still alive and kicking at 40News A recent survey found Gen Z and Millennial finance professionals have a strong “emotional attachment” to Microsoft Excel
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Global IT spending set to hit a 30-year high by end of 2025News Spending on hardware, software and IT services is growing faster than it has since 1996
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AI tools are a game changer for enterprise productivity, but reliability issues are causing major headaches – ‘everyone’s using AI, but very few know how to keep it from falling over’News Enterprises are flocking to AI tools, but very few lack the appropriate infrastructure to drive adoption at scale
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Pegasystems teams up with AWS to supercharge IT modernizationNews The duo aim to create deeper ties between the Blueprint, Bedrock, and Transform services
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Better togetherWhitepaper Achieve more with Windows 11 and Surface
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Transforming the enterpriseWhitepaper With Intel and CDW
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The top trends in money remittanceWhitepaper Tackling the key issues shaping the money remittance industry
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How Kantar revamped its IT infrastructure after being sold offCase Study Being acquired by a private equity firm meant Kantar couldn’t rely on its parent company’s infrastructure, and was forced to confront its technical shortcomings
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Deutsche Bank wraps up Postbank IT integration after bug-laden migrationsNews The IT merger is expected to generate annual savings of €300 million by 2025
