Latest articles by Ross Kelly
Broadcom to close VMware merger after securing China approval
News The landmark Broadcom VMware acquisition is expected to close on Wednesday 22 November
Generative AI could be the key to delivering a four-day working week
News Firms considering a four-day working week could look to automation to ease the process and reduce staff workloads
Salesforce looks to poach outbound OpenAI staff with "full cash" compensation offer
Mews OpenAI researchers leaving the firm in protest could be offered a lifeline at Salesforce
Meta ditching its responsible AI team doesn't bode well
Opinion In dropping its responsible AI team, Meta highlights its innovation-at-all-costs mentality
Sam Altman joins Microsoft to lead new “advanced AI research team”
News Sam Altman and fellow co-founder Greg Brockman will join the tech giant
Want that promotion? Return to the office, says Amazon
News Amazon is getting strict on its work policies in a bid to push staff back into the office
Windows 11 users can now uninstall Edge and Bing as Microsoft bows to EU pressure
News Windows 11 can be stripped back of certain core applications, such as Bing and Edge, following the update
Royal Mail has spent £10 million in remediation costs after LockBit cyber attack
News The Royal Mail cyber attack disrupted operations for several weeks
Everything you need to know about Microsoft Copilot Studio
News The new Microsoft Copilot Studio will allow customers to create their own AI assistants
ALPHV ransomware group files SEC complaint against victim
News ALPHV has upped the stakes for an alleged victim
Citrix Bleed remains out of control with thousands of appliances still vulnerable
News Thousands of organizations at risk of Citrix Bleed have still not patched, analysis suggests
Budgets are still tight, but ‘cloud slowdown’ claims haven’t quite materialized in 2023
Analysis Positive cloud spending forecasts for 2024 suggest there’s light at the end of the tunnel for enterprises
UK risks “becoming unmoored” in global AI race unless open source data access is secured
News UK AI developers need greater clarity over potential copyright risks in model development
“Shoehorning” female tech workers into management roles could harm inclusivity
News Female newcomers in tech roles could be left feeling isolated in male dominated environments
AWS just launched an AI Center of Excellence to accelerate partner AI adoption
News The AWS AI Center of Excellence will provide vital learning resources for partners embarking on their AI journey
Ofcom’s draft guidelines on illegal online content set stringent rules for big tech
News The codes of practice gives an insight into what the Online Safety Act will mean in practice
Microsoft’s Windows 10 AI Copilot update could sway enterprise users
News The launch of the Windows 10 AI Copilot could enable Microsoft to target a far broader user base
Amazon Olympus could be the LLM to rival OpenAI and Google
News With a reported two trillion parameters, Amazon Olympus would be among the most powerful models available
Microsoft’s latest AI move will see it open up Azure AI Infrastructure for startups training LLMs
Analysis Opening up Azure AI Infrastructure will lower industry entry barriers for high-growth startups
Optus network outage evokes memories of infamous 2021 Facebook crash
News The Optus outage left several million customers without internet access
Red Hat: Enterprise IT automation being undermined by a reluctant workforce
News UK firms are also outpacing European counterparts in their shift to IT automation
So long WeWork, it’s been a blast
Analysis WeWork has run out of steam after a torrid few years
“Limited resources” scupper ICO probe into EasyJet breach
News The decision to drop the probe has been described as “deeply concerning” by security practitioners
