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Why we need a better understanding of open source software
By Stephen Pritchard published
Column Open source technology brings advantages to businesses but unless IT teams understand where code is coming from and how to maintain it, they face a number of unquantifiable risks

Building ransomware resilience to avoid paying out
By Kate O'Flaherty published
In-depth Amid an impending ransom payment ban, businesses should work to improve their incident response strategies and knowledge of prominent threat groups

Application enablement in an AI world
By Keumars Afifi-Sabet published
Presented by Huawei
How enterprises can tap into AI-fueled application enablement to build apps faster and deploy them while consuming fewer resources

How effective are AI agents?
By Rory Bathgate published
ITPro Podcast AI agents have been sold with the promise of fully automating tasks without the need for step-by-step instructions

Why do I find AI assistants so annoying?
By Bobby Hellard published
Opinion From Google Gemini to Microsoft Copilot, the in-your-face approach to AI is too distracting

How Huawei’s Xinghe Intelligent Campus solution accelerates intelligent transformation for businesses
By ITPro published
Sponsored by Huawei
With major AI upgrades and groundbreaking Wi-Fi innovations, Huawei is breathing new life into future-proofed intelligence campuses for customers across all industries

Huawei's Intelligent Collaboration solution is shaping the future of video conferencing
By ITPro published
Sponsored by Huawei
How Huawei and its IdeaHub are fostering new ways for businesses and schools to collaborate

HP hones its edge AI ambitions at Amplify 2025
By Solomon Klappholz published
Analysis HP is confident that the time has come for AI PC adoption – and its aims for driving business value will eventually bring AI to far more devices
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