The IT Pro Podcast

Revenge quitting and Microsoft goes quantum

ITPro Podcast Breakthroughs in quantum computing across February have been matched by financial and workforce upsets in the tech sector

By Rory Bathgate Published 28 February 25

The new era of cyber threats

ITPro Podcast With AI-powered attacks and state-backed groups, security teams face face a new wave of sophisticated threats

By Rory Bathgate Published 21 February 25

What is the EU's AI plan?

ITPro Podcast As the EU moves to enable AI innovation, it could end up striking the perfect balance between regulation and public support – especially as US AI laws become more complex

By Rory Bathgate Published 14 February 25

Who wins out from DeepSeek's success?

ITPro Podcast Firms focused on AI at the edge and open source LLMs could reap massive rewards from the Chinese startup's industry upset

By Rory Bathgate Published 7 February 25

Keeping data safe and flexible with sovereign cloud

Sponsored by Broadcom

Protecting sensitive data doesn’t have to be a burden – sovereign cloud gives you control of your data and improves flexibility

By ITPro Published 31 January 25

DeepSeek flips the script

ITPro Podcast The Chinese startup's efficiency gains could undermine compute demands from the biggest names in tech

By Rory Bathgate Published 31 January 25

CES 2025: AI laptops and Nvidia’s tiny powerhouse

ITPro Podcast Project DIGITS promises to put the power of local LLMs on the desks of developers

By Rory Bathgate Published 17 January 25

Can better connectivity boost rural business?

Podcast Rural businesses are still offered speeds far below the UK government’s gigabit target

By Rory Bathgate Published 10 January 25

The trends we’re watching in 2025

AI for security and sovereign cloud could be top driving forces in the coming year

By Jane McCallion Published 3 January 25

The 2024 that didn't happen

These are the megatrends of the year that failed to materialise

By Jane McCallion Published 27 December 24