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UK firms are 'sleepwalking' into smart building cyber threats
News The convergence of operational technology and IT systems is posing serious risks for property firms.
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Microsoft layoffs set to hit 9,000 staff in biggest round of cuts since 2023
News The latest round of layoffs at the tech giant is expected to impact around 9,000 staff globally.
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Trustwave acquisition positions LevelBlue as 'largest pure-play MSSP'
News LevelBlue's acquisition of Trustwave will create the world's largest managed security services provider.
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Everything we know about the Qantas cyber attack so far
News While details remain murky, cyber experts told ITPro the Qantas incident bears all the hallmarks of the Scattered Spider ransomware group.
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Google emissions have surged 51% in five years
News While overall carbon emissions have increased significantly, the company is making solid progress in bolstering data center energy efficiency.
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Leaseweb names Alex Wessel as new chief operations officer
News Wessel is tasked with leading centralized teams at Leaseweb’s Amsterdam headquarters.
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Engineering firms see little productivity benefit from use of AI
News While engineering firms are keen on ramping up the use of AI, many aren't fully unlocking value due to botched adoption strategies and legacy technology.
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M&S aims for full online restoration within four weeks following major cyber attack
News M&S CEO Stuart Machin says the high street retailer plans to fully restore operations by August following a devastating cyber attack in April.
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Cloudflare is cracking down on AI web scrapers
News Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince said AI companies have been "scraping content without limits" - now the company is cracking down.
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Swiss government data published following supply chain attack – here’s what we know about the culprits
News Radix, a non-profit organization in the health promotion sector, supplies a number of federal offices, whose data has apparently been accessed.
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GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke thinks there’s still a place for junior developers in the age of AI
News GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke believes junior developers still play a crucial role in the hierarchy of software development teams, and AI won't change that any time soon.
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Data center water consumption is out of control, but cloud providers want EU lawmakers to go easy on them
News The European Commission says water shortages are being exacerbated by leaks and pollution, but also points to high usage from data center operators.
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