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Gen Z workers are on the fence with RTO mandates

George Fitzmaurice published 19 February 25

News Gen Z workers face a conundrum with RTO mandates, balancing their desire for flexible work options while not missing out on career growth opportunities.

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British Gas launches trial scheme to reuse waste heat from data processing

Emma Woollacott published 19 February 25

News British Gas is carrying out a trial using excess heat from data processing to provide free hot water in homes.

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Over half a million UK businesses struggle with insufficient bandwidth

George Fitzmaurice published 19 February 25

News One-in-ten UK businesses are being held back by insufficient bandwidth and poor connectivity, according to a new study.

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Three-quarters of data analysts are still reliant on spreadsheets and manual preparation

Solomon Klappholz published 19 February 25

News Data analysts are still largely reliant on spreadsheets and manual preparation techniques, but AI and automation are shaking things up.

Canon names Shinichi ‘Sam’ Yoshida as new president and CEO for EMEA

Solomon Klappholz published 19 February 25

News Canon has announced the appointment of Shinichi ‘Sam’ Yoshida as its new president and CEO for EMEA

T-Mobile dials up cloud efficiency drive with Red Hat OpenShift deal

Emma Woollacott published 19 February 25

News T-Mobile has selected Red Hat OpenShift to power its telco cloud as part of a push to streamline services.

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T-Mobile dials up cloud efficiency drive with Red Hat OpenShift deal T-Mobile has selected Red Hat OpenShift to power its telco cloud as part of a push to streamline services.

Seized servers from bulletproof hosting facility wrapped in cellphane — The Zservers takedown is another big win for law enforcement LockBit has been dealt another blow by law enforcement after Dutch police took 127 of its servers offline

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Microsoft invests $700 million to bolster cybersecurity and infrastructure in Poland

By Emma Woollacott published 19 February 25

News Microsoft has announced plans to invest more than $700 million to support AI and cloud infrastructure expansion in Poland alongside cybersecurity support.

AMD names new VAR and SI commercial sales chief for EMEA

By Daniel Todd published 19 February 25

News James Blackman is tasked with building a robust channel community in the region

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There’s a new ransomware player on the scene

By Solomon Klappholz published 18 February 25

News Security experts have warned the BlackLock group could become the most active ransomware operator in 2025

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Elon Musk’s $97 billion flustered OpenAI – now it’s introducing rules to ward off future interest

By Nicole Kobie published 18 February 25

News OpenAI is considering restructuring the board of its non-profit arm to ward off unwanted bids after Elon Musk offered $97.4bn for the company.

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Meta is building the world’s longest subsea cable

By Emma Woollacott published 18 February 25

News Meta has announced plans to build the world's longest subsea cable in a bid to supercharge global connectivity and drive AI innovation.

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How an online B2B resale platform helps handle post-holiday returns

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The State of B2B Recommerce

The State of B2B Recommerce

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Whitepaper A buyer's guide for meeting the unprecedented speed and complexity of today's development practices

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Solving the sustainability problem: Fueling the secondary market with high-value goods

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Unlock profitability with Cove Data Protection

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In-Depth & Advice

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Turning the tide: the need for a digital detox in the wake of tech’s digital hangover

By Maksim Belov published 19 February 25

Industry Insights With rapid technological advancements comes a surge in technical debt and failed digital transformation projects; the need for a strategic approach has never been greater

Industry Insights

OpenAI’s day in the sun is over

By George Fitzmaurice published 19 February 25

Opinion Just because it kicked off the generative AI hype doesn’t mean OpenAI was destined for longevity

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What is the Data Use and Access Bill?

By George Fitzmaurice published 17 February 25

Aimed at boosting efficiency in the UK, the Data Use and Access Bill is designed to cut red tape around data use.

Policy and Legislation

What is the EU's AI plan?

By Rory Bathgate published 14 February 25

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

Cisco polishes its platform but the network is still king

By Solomon Klappholz published 14 February 25

Analysis Cisco still believes its integrated platform will drive new value for customers, but its historic strength in networking is where it will have the edge in the AI era

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Reviews

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Asus Zenbook A14 (UX3407) review

By Stuart Andrews published 16 February 25

Reviews While it falls down on raw performance, the Zenbook A14 excels as an effective, ultramobile, AI-ready device

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Ubiquiti Networks UniFi U7 Pro review

By Dave Mitchell published 14 February 25

Reviews Some compromises to keep the price down but the U7 Pro delivers the best remote management services on the planet

Progress ShareFile Industry Advantage review

By Dave Mitchell published 10 February 25

Reviews An affordable cloud file sharing platform with huge appeal to a wide range of businesses seeking strict access security, integral document management, and automated workflows

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Synology ActiveProtect DP7400 review

By Dave Mitchell published 7 February 25

Reviews A purpose-built backup appliance that delivers a high storage capacity for the price, heaps of data backup and recovery features, and solid ransomware protection

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Canon i-SENSYS LBP732Cdw review

By Simon Handby published 5 February 25

Reviews If your small office needs color pages in a hurry, Canon's i-SENSYS LBP732Cdw is ready and willing

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Yoga Slim 7i Gen 9 Aura Edition review

By Alun Taylor published 3 February 25

Reviews Though not perfect the new Yoga Slim 7i is a highly capable and well-balanced all-rounder with no serious failings

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Podcasts

What is the EU's AI plan?

By Rory Bathgate published 14 February 25

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

Who wins out from DeepSeek's success?

By Rory Bathgate published 7 February 25

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

DeepSeek flips the script

By Rory Bathgate published 31 January 25

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

CES 2025: AI laptops and Nvidia’s tiny powerhouse

By Rory Bathgate published 17 January 25

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

Can better connectivity boost rural business?

By Rory Bathgate published 10 January 25

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

The trends we’re watching in 2025

By Jane McCallion published 3 January 25

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

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ITPro 20/20

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IT Pro 20/20: The tech of 2023

By Dale Walker published 10 February 23

ITPro 20/20 The technology, policies, and markets likely to shape IT decision-making in the year ahead

IT Pro 20/20: LinkedIn & the toxic world of cyber security

By Dale Walker published 13 December 22

ITPro 20/20 A look at the shady world of cyber security networking and online communities

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IT Pro 20/20: Inside Japan's war over digital transformation

By Dale Walker published 4 November 22

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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IT Pro 20/20: The ABBA effect

By Dale Walker published 4 October 22

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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IT Pro 20/20: Building a recession-proof startup

By Dale Walker published 23 August 22

ITPro 20/20 Issue 30 considers the various cost-cutting measures startups can deploy, during a time of funding droughts and a cost of living crisis

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IT Pro 20/20: Disrupting cyber security

By Dale Walker published 8 June 22

ITPro 20/20 Issue 29 looks at the companies and trends aiming to shake up the industry in 2022

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