Why Intel is pushing for developers to adopt AI PCs
News A new Intel initiative aims to drive developer adoption of AI PCs and improve synergy with the hardware makers building these next-generation devices
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News NHS Dumfries and Galloway has confirmed some of the sensitive data stolen during the 15 March attack has been published by a known ransomware operator
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News Experts have described security funding as lackluster amid rising state-backed cyber attacks
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News Power hungry data centers are placing significant strain on the UK grid, prompting plans for an overhaul of outdated infrastructure
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Whitepaper High-performance storage that can improve performance and reduce operational costs
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Whitepaper Dell Technologies continuously modern storage
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Whitepaper Minimize downtime and boost the productivity of IT staff with software-defined infrastructure
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Whitepaper Dell APEX Storage for public cloud
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In-depth As businesses continue to automate, the risks associated with AI code generation and the extent to which it is capable of phasing out skilled professionals are under the spotlight
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Industry Insight Cyber attacks are on the rise and VPNs no longer constitute robust network security - zero trust network access (ZTNA) offers a modern, achievable security solution for businesses of all sizes
By Ross Kelly published
Opinion Apple’s generative AI ambitions have been highly secretive, but recent developments put the tech giant in prime position for a major push in 2024 and beyond
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Analysis An AI-heavy approach by CNCF only highlighted developer skepticism, as skills concerns continued to lead roundtables
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Reviews It still seems a tough sell for IT decision-makers, but the X1 Fold 16 is impressive nonetheless
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Reviews The MFC-J5340DW is a fairly average office inkjet MFP, lifted by fast speeds, very reasonable running costs, and its ability to print on paper up to A3
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Reviews Microsoft already provides generative AI online – now it's putting it inside its operating systems and apps but the results are mixed
By Alun Taylor published
Reviews Bigger and faster than the competition, this is the dual-screen laptop you want for productivity
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Reviews CloudIQ keeps your entire Dell infrastructure healthy with smart monitoring, cybersecurity, and predictive analytics
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Reviews Brother's MFC-L8390CDW does everything a busy small business could need though even using the 'super high yield' consumables, it works out fairly expensive to run
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ITPro Podcast As the amount of data we use and create grows, firms need to shore up their storage strategies or risk of far more expensive migrations – or even data loss – down the line
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ITPro Podcast Women in tech continue to face an uphill battle – fighting for equity will mean addressing biases and improving the level of support offered by businesses already in the space
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ITPro Podcast LockBit was put on the backfoot through international action and OpenAI’s moment of madness will linger in the minds of its customers
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ITPro Podcast Companies need to invest in their staff to stem resignations and disaffection
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ITPro 20/20 The technology, policies, and markets likely to shape IT decision-making in the year ahead
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ITPro 20/20 A look at the shady world of cyber security networking and online communities
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ITPro 20/20 Issue 32 looks at the problems that can arise when businesses choose to embrace flashy terminology at the expense of simplification
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ITPro 20/20 Advancements in the core technology mean holograms could soon become instrumental in eliminating the worst aspects of hybrid work
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