
George Fitzmaurice
George Fitzmaurice is a former Staff Writer at ITPro and ChannelPro, with a particular interest in AI regulation, data legislation, and market development. After graduating from the University of Oxford with a degree in English Language and Literature, he undertook an internship at the New Statesman before starting at ITPro. Outside of the office, George is both an aspiring musician and an avid reader.
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Klarna CEO sets the record straight on ditching Salesforce
News Klarna CEO Sebastian Siemiatkowski has explained his firm’s decision to stop using Salesforce in favor of its in-house AI tools.
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DHSC eyes infrastructure overhaul amid £114 million IT spending boost
News The Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) will spend £114 million on IT infrastructure upgrades, new figures show.
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Microsoft justifies 365 price increases after MP concerns
News Microsoft’s UK VP of external affairs has defended the tech giant's price increases
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‘DIY’ agent platforms are big tech’s latest gambit to drive AI adoption
Analysis The rise of 'DIY' agentic AI development platforms could enable big tech providers to drive AI adoption rates.
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Imposter syndrome is pushing women out of tech
News Men have dominated the tech space, though some evidence suggests that it's beginning to change
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Oracle thinks its AI agents are a game changer
News Oracle’s latest foray into the world of AI agents will leverage the firm’s strength in infrastructure and come at no additional cost to users.
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Say goodbye to walled gardens, Oracle is doubling down on multi-cloud
News Oracle is still focused heavily on driving multi-cloud adoption, doubling down on a message that came out of Oracle CloudWorld 2024 in Las Vegas a few months ago.
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SAP rolls out ‘Joule for Developers’ AI coding assistant
The ERP giant joins the AI coding assistant pack with a tool to ease developer workloads
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What is AI-native cloud and what does it mean for business?
Supported Content Merging two important fields, AI-native cloud is a framework that will only become more popular as businesses ramp up the adoption of AI tools
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AWS rolls out Amazon Q Business for European customers
News AWS has announced the availability of its Amazon Q Business platform in Europe in a move sure to please sovereignty-conscious customers.
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AI is putting your cloud workloads at risk
News Many AI deployments are defined by risky misconfigurations and access controls
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Solo.io targets Kubernetes efficiency gains with new agentic AI framework
News Solo.io has released ‘Kagent,’ a new open source framework for DevOps pros and platform engineers to run AI agents in cloud native environments.
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The gloves are off at Intel as new CEO plots major strategy shift
News Intel’s incoming CEO has some big plans for the firm’s business strategy, sources familiar with the matter have told Reuters, with more job cuts looming on the horizon.
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UK cloud infrastructure set for boost amid $5 billion Oracle investment
News Oracle is set to invest $5 billion (£3.85 billion) to ramp up support for the UK’s cloud infrastructure capabilities.
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Cisco unveils new agentic AI tools to improve customer and employee experience
News Cisco wants its new agentic AI tools to anticipate the needs of staff and customers alike, unveiling a new suite of agentic offerings.
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Why you should never use AI tools during a job interview
News Amazon has banned the use of AI tools during the interview process – and it’s not the only major firm cracking down on the trend.
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Starmer bets big on AI to unlock public sector savings
News AI adoption could be a major boon for the UK and save taxpayers billions, according to prime minister Keir Starmer.
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Excel changed the game in the 1980s – Satya Nadella thinks AI will have the same impact
News The Microsoft CEO says we need to change how we measure the value of AI
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Microsoft is ending support for the Remote Desktop app
News Microsoft has announced plans to end support for its Remote Desktop application in just over two months.
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What is synthetic data?
Explainer Long used for advanced statistics and training algorithms, synthetic data is experiencing a new lease of life driven by generative AI training demand
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OpenAI wants to simplify how developers build AI agents
News OpenAI is releasing a set of tools and APIs designed to simplify agentic AI development in enterprises, the firm has revealed.
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Workers are wasting hundreds of hours a year sourcing vital information
News Knowledge workers globally are wasting a quarter of their working week tracking down information, new research from Atlassian has revealed.
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How is AI improving healthcare?
Supported Content From disease imaging technology to administrative tools, AI is playing an important role in aiding a strained industry
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How is the public sector harnessing AI for good?
Supported Content From hospital wait time reductions to automating admin processes, AI is being used to create an intelligent foundation that powers digital transformation and delivers real value for staff and customers alike
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