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The UK government wants quantum technology out of the lab and in the hands of enterprises
News The UK government has unveiled plans to invest £121 million in quantum computing projects in an effort to drive real-world applications and adoption rates.
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Google Cloud is leaning on all its strengths to support enterprise AI
Analysis Google Cloud made a big statement at its annual conference last week, staking its claim as the go-to provider for enterprise AI adoption.
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Google Cloud Next 2025: Targeting easy AI
ITPro Podcast Throughout its annual event, Google Cloud has emphasized the importance of simple AI adoption for enterprises and flexibility across deployment
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How DocuWare is empowering partners with AI
News DocuWare is aiming to revolutionize the channel with AI and automated services, with a host of new products announced at its annual EMEA partner conference in Berlin.
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Salesforce wants technicians and tradespeople to take AI agents on the road with them
News Salesforce wants to equip technicians and tradespeople with agentic AI tools to help cut down on cumbersome administrative tasks.
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Meta executive denies hyping up Llama 4 benchmark scores
News A senior figure at Meta has denied claims that the tech giant boosted performance metrics for its new Llama 4 AI model range following rumors online.
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OpenAI woos UK government amid consultation on AI training and copyright
News OpenAI is fighting back against the UK government's proposals on how to handle AI training and copyright.
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What is a mixture of experts model?
Feature Mixture of experts (MoE) models improve AI efficiency and will play a key role in scalable, cost-effective AI systems
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Is the IT service desk dying out?
ITPro Podcast Employees could soon use chatbots to resolve common IT issues rather than wait for tickets to be resolved
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79% of tech workers pretend to know more about AI than they do
News Tech industry workers are exaggerating their AI knowledge and skills capabilities, and executives are among the worst offenders, new research shows.
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Does speech recognition have a future in business tech?
Once a simple tool for dictation, speech recognition is being revolutionized by AI to improve customer experiences and drive inclusivity in the workforce
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Maintaining institutional memory is hard enough – AI knowledge systems will make it worse
Opinion Just because some jobs can be automated doesn't mean they should, or we could lose what makes our businesses so unique
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