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An abstract image showing blocks of blue shiny material overlaid on one another to represent LQMs and AI. — What are large quantitative models (LQMs)? Widely used when mathematical reasoning is required, LQMs are often deployed for financial forecasting or supply chain management

A surreal, CGI image showing a single worker in cubicle surrounded by many empty cubicles, to represent loneliness in business. The scene is shot from an isometric perspective. — Tackling loneliness in tech businesses Without concerted efforts to improve employee wellbeing, leaders will find their engagement and productivity dropping off

Four-day weeks and Nadella's AGI skepticism As the Microsoft chief casts doubt on ultra-advanced AI systems, a famous security blogger has fallen victim to a classic attack

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The fractured regulatory landscape tech companies face in 2025

By Keri Allan published 7 February 25

In-depth Sovereign data requirements and targeted legislation can be navigated with the right approach

In-depth

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Seven pitfalls MSPs should avoid when building a resilient IT organization

By Rob Dobson published 5 February 25

Industry Insights Essential strategies to help MSPs strengthen IT resilience and ensure seamless business continuity

Industry Insights

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I was a ‘lazy’ remote worker but now I’m more productive than ever

By Ross Kelly published 5 February 25

Opinion Remote work can be as productive as in-office hours, given the right boundaries and support systems

Opinion

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What is a data ethicist?

By Peter Ray Allison published 3 February 25

Explainer Though a relatively recent role, the data ethicist has already become a valued member of any C-suite looking to make informed tech decisions

Explainer

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Magic links should be the default password replacement

By Solomon Klappholz published 3 February 25

Opinion Using magic links instead of passwords is safe and easy but they’re still infuriatingly underused by businesses

Opinion

Keeping data safe and flexible with sovereign cloud

By ITPro published 31 January 25

Supercomputing in the real world

By Rory Bathgate published 31 January 25

Presented by AMD

From identifying diseases more accurately to simulating climate change and nuclear arsenals, supercomputers are pushing the boundaries of what we thought possible

DeepSeek flips the script

By Rory Bathgate published 31 January 25

ITPro Podcast The Chinese startup's efficiency gains could undermine compute demands from the biggest names in tech

ITPro Podcast

Trust, transparency and technology: Why the right partnership benefits your business in the connected age

By ITPro published 30 January 25

Future now: How to set yourself up for success in the connected age

By ITPro published 30 January 25

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