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 22 October, 2021.
This week:
- Apple unveils redesigned MacBook Pro with M1 Pro, M1 Max chips
- Facebook to hire 10,000 workers across the EU
- Scottish schools serve up facial recognition for school dinners
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The EU is charting a course to digital independence with the technological sovereignty packageNews New legislation looks to shore up digital sovereignty and reduce reliance on foreign tech
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Anthropic warns AI is helping lower the bar for up-and-coming hackersNews AI is making it harder to differentiate between high and low-skilled actors
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Facebook messenger not working? Your phone might be too oldNews Certain smartphone users will no longer be able to access their Facebook messages
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Facebook gears up for another mobile pushNews Social network hires iPhone and iPad engineers.
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Week in Review: Madness, iPadness and joblessnessNews This week in IT, Microsoft was irked by both Google and Apple, the Dell Streak hit the shelves and HP cut 9,000 jobs.
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Week in Review: The iPad comethNews This week in IT, the iPad finally reaches the UK, uncertainty continues to surround Gary McKinnon’s extradition and Facebook shakes up its privacy controls.
