The task trap: Why AI’s biggest promise has nothing to do with speed

Will your next AI initiative achieve a fundamentally different outcome or merely automate tasks?

Most small businesses aren’t reviewing their own AI usage properly
Most small businesses aren’t reviewing their own AI usage properly

British SMBs are struggling for AI visibility, and that extends to both who’s using what and how much it’s costing them.

Agentic AI is breaking the traditional software development rules

To scale an enterprise workforce of AI agents, organizations need to combine the principles of employee management with software development rigor.

UK firms are spending more on AI than ever before, but still think data is holding them back
UK firms are spending more on AI than ever before, but still think data is holding them back

AI spend is rising, and so are returns on investment, but there are still some core elements holding businesses back.

AI isn’t enough: Why store infrastructure will determine which retailers scale successfully

Retail AI can only scale if store connectivity keeps pace with growing operational demands.

HP Color LaserJet Enterprise 4701 laser printer review
HP Color LaserJet Enterprise 4701 laser printer review

I tested out the HP Color LaserJet Enterprise 4701, and HP’s smallest enterprise printer aced my tests, once I’d figured out how to use it.

3D-printed airless wheels could be a game changer for Ukraine’s ground robotic vehicles — ultralight no-deflation tyres improve resistance to punctures and explosions
3D-printed airless wheels could be a game changer for Ukraine’s ground robotic vehicles — ultralight no-deflation tyres improve resistance to punctures and explosions

Print&Live and iSCALE 3D developed an airless robotic wheel weighing 32–56 kg per set, with production underway for Ukrainian combat units.

16 cores, 5.2 GHz, and 55 TOPS: Minisforum’s newest AI workstation is mostly a massive upgrade to 192GB of memory – and that is not necessarily a bad thing

Minisforum’s $7,399 MS-S1 MAX-P495 leads with 16 cores and 55 TOPS, but its 192GB of memory is the real story.

Russia resorts to desperate World War One defence technique to protect its oil refineries — floating barrage balloons failed to curtail V1s and are unlikely to succeed against UAVs
Russia resorts to desperate World War One defence technique to protect its oil refineries — floating barrage balloons failed to curtail V1s and are unlikely to succeed against UAVs

Russia’s anti-drone measures take an historical turn as it employs altitude-adjusting balloons, but are they suited to defending unmanned strikes, or simply for show?