Latest articles by Rory Bathgate
Microsoft brings new multi-cloud visibility, Google Cloud features to Defender for Cloud
News The firm is bringing new malware and container-scanning services into general release
Nvidia announces next-generation AI chip in preparation for trillion-parameter LLMs
News The firm aims to future-proof its AI hardware lineup by providing solutions for models that don’t yet exist
Kyndryl announces AI consultation service for businesses, wider Microsoft collaboration
News Customers will be able to define industry-specific needs and deploy at scale
Meta faces $100,000 daily fine for harvesting user data to power ads
News The Norwegian data protection authority’s ruling could set a precedent for other regulators
Zoom rejects claims AI training policy is mandatory after users vent confusion
News The video conferencing firm has denied customers’ data will be used to train AI without consent
Why Apple’s generative AI plan may see it abandon its closed-shop approach
News The last big tech AI holdout is keeping its cards close to its chest
Google Cloud: Telcos facing marked increase in cyber attacks
News Geopolitical tensions have put infrastructure operators in the firing line
Putting privacy-enhancing technologies to use
ITPro Podcast Data can be protected in use without breaking privacy boundaries
Threat of cyber attacks to national security compared to that of chemical weapons
News The UK government has raised the threat level posed by cyber attacks, deeming it greater on average than an event such as the Salisbury poisoning
Qualcomm warns of Q4 job cuts as earnings indicate underperformance
News The firm’s net income cratered across its third quarter, with the handset market remaining slow
UK government eyes £160 million satellite fund to boost 5G and broadband
News Low Earth orbit satellites could be crucial for worldwide communications stability
BAE Systems grows cyber and intelligence business, raises profit forecasts
News A worsening threat landscape has prompted many nations to invest in cyber more heavily
How Community Fibre embraced omnichannel CX with AWS
Case Study London’s full-fiber broadband provider has rewired its communications channels at scale
The time has come to say arrivederci to the all-in-one PC
Opinion Laptops and desktops do it better, faster, smaller, lighter, so what need is there for a jack of all trades?
Inbound BT CEO Allison Kirkby faces challenge of leading telco through cuts in 2024
News Kirkby brings years of experience heading some of the biggest telcos in the EU
Dell unveils generative AI solutions and services, in collaboration with Nvidia
News Customers will be given assistance to adopt AI at any level of proficiency, with pre-built specializations in models such as chatbots provided by Nvidia
Capgemini plans €2 billion AI investment, greater generative AI focus
News The firm unveiled a portfolio of AI offerings, despite slowing growth in North America
Big Tech AI alliance has ‘almost zero’ chance of achieving goals, expert says
News Companies like Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI all have competing objectives and approaches to openness, making true private-sector collaboration a serious challenge
How do we prevent the next Log4Shell?
ITPro Podcast The private sector has an obligation to make better safety choices
SEC passes rules compelling US public companies to report data breaches within four days
News Foreign entities trading publicly in the US will also be held to comparative standards
C-suites consider quantum a serious threat and "amazing" deepfake attacks are just 'months away'
News Deepfake technology has matured at a rapid rate, and video scams are likely to be a on par with the more convincing voice-only campaigns very soon, one expert says
Crackdown on crypto needed to curb cyber crime, says expert
News Threat actors would struggle to generate money without the anonymity provided by unregulated digital tokens, but such a move would require worldwide buy-in
Virgin Media O2 layoffs to reach 2,000, with Vodafone-Three merger ‘likely’ leading to more
News The telco giant says it's in conversation with unions over the cuts
