AI fails: why AI still isn’t ready to take your job By Howard Williams Howard Williams, marketing director at Parker Software, explores how recent artificial intelligence mishaps show that AI still isn’t ready to take our jobs just yet.
A GDPR storm is coming – are you prepared? By Julian Saunders If you aren’t GDPR compliant you’re likely to be in some serious trouble in the next few months.
Amazon to add 1,000 UK jobs By Sead Fadilpašić Northern England, namely Manchester, is getting its first Amazon office.
Apple reportedly set to ditch Intel for Arm hardware By Sead Fadilpašić If it happens, it will happen in 2020 or 2021, new reports claim.
Scrutiny on the data supply chain By Martijn Groot In the data supply chain, businesses within the financial services space need to understand and to audit what happens to the data across the process.
Apple reportedly set to ditch Intel for Arm hardware By Sead Fadilpašić If it happens, it will happen in 2020 or 2021, new reports claim.
UK leading the way in the data centre market By Sead Fadilpašić 40,000 new square metres of data centre added in the UK every year, study finds.
Global IT spending set for major growth in 2019 By Sead Fadilpašić IT expenditure across the world will hit $3.8 trillion next year, according to Gartner.
Blockchain can revolutionise UK business By Sead Fadilpašić UK and global supply chains will be fully transformed within the next five to seven years.
UK businesses struggling to juggle demands of new technology By Sead Fadilpašić Between employees, customers and the wider society - who do you prioritise?
Twilio snaps up SendGrid in $2bn deal By Michael Moore Multi-billion dollar deal sees email API platform snapped up by Twilio.
Is your business ready for the end of Windows 7? By Sead Fadilpašić Many organisations not even sure when end of life will happen.
One in six businesses unprepared for a data breach By Sead Fadilpašić Majority of organisations worried about security, but not everyone's doing something about it.
Huawei P20 Pro review By Michael Moore It may have three cameras, but how does the Huawei P20 Pro flagship fare as an everyday device?
CyberGhost VPN By Anthony Spadafora CyberGhost VPN may be on the expensive side when it comes to monthly pricing but its two and three year plans make it much more affordable to sign up for this powerful VPN.
VPN Unlimited By Anthony Spadafora VPN Unlimited offers fast performance and apps for a wide variety of platforms but the Keep Solid’s logging policy may be a turn off for some.
Hotspot Shield By Anthony Spadafora Hotspot Shield sets itself apart from the competition by focusing on speed above all else though users looking for low prices and router support will be disappointed.
ExpressVPN By Anthony Spadafora ExpressVPN delivers where many other do not with great performance, servers in a wide variety of countries, clients for most major platforms and encryption to help secure your data.
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Huawei P20 Pro review By Michael Moore It may have three cameras, but how does the Huawei P20 Pro flagship fare as an everyday device?
Samsung Galaxy S9+ review By Michael Moore An extremely polished device, but is it one for the workplace?
Microsoft Surface Book 2 review By Michael Moore Microsoft's most advanced computing device to date offers a number of improvements, but battery life is still a worry.
The best VPN service 2018 By Desire Athow A virtual private network helps you stay safe while online, and keeps your private things away from prying eyes.
AI fails: why AI still isn’t ready to take your job By Howard Williams Howard Williams, marketing director at Parker Software, explores how recent artificial intelligence mishaps show that AI still isn’t ready to take our jobs just yet.
A GDPR storm is coming – are you prepared? By Julian Saunders If you aren’t GDPR compliant you’re likely to be in some serious trouble in the next few months.
Amazon to add 1,000 UK jobs By Sead Fadilpašić Northern England, namely Manchester, is getting its first Amazon office.
Scrutiny on the data supply chain By Martijn Groot In the data supply chain, businesses within the financial services space need to understand and to audit what happens to the data across the process.
BlackBerry vs Facebook – a David vs Goliath conundrum By Matt Jones Earlier this year, BlackBerry sued Facebook in the US for infringement of multiple patents, relating to various aspects of Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp & Instagram.
Know your audience – the people behind the data By Stuart Robb Developing a deep understanding of customers behaviours and preferences is the key to unlocking your data potential says Stuart Robb, CEO and founder of Equiniti Data.
Cost comparison – cloud vs on-premise 2018/19 By Matthew Beale What’s the cost of the cloud and how can you find the right solution?
