“Brain fry” and broken promises: The hidden cost of AI without architecture

AI deployment without the right operational structure is leaving employees exposed to ‘AI brain fry’.

Microsoft is cutting support for some older OneDrive systems soon – here’s what you need to know
Microsoft is cutting support for some older OneDrive systems soon – here’s what you need to know

Windows 10 21H2 and earlier is no longer being supported for OneDrive – 22H2 continues to get support until October 2028.

The World Cup stress test is here. Here are three ways employers can come out ahead

The World Cup reveals how organizations must plan for disruption and respond to workforce changes effectively.

Why the next computing revolution will be hybrid, human and slightly unpredictable

As AI drives demand, quantum is finally becoming part of real-world systems.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s leather jacket sells for nearly $1 million at Sotheby’s auction
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s leather jacket sells for nearly $1 million at Sotheby’s auction

One of Jensen Huang’s black leather jackets, a 2023 Tom Ford example, sellsfor $960,000 at a New York auction.

Everyone is now an AI company. But here’s the real challenge

Saying your fintech uses AI now means as much as saying you have a website.

Artificial intelligence agents need access, not secrets

AI agents need trusted access without unnecessary exposure to secrets.

Solving the energy conundrum is key to unlocking the UK’s AI economy

Recent evidence shows that energy cost pressures and a power grid capacity crunch risk becoming a bottleneck on the growth of the UK’s digital economy.

‘The world of work is changing fast’: Barely any workers think their job is safe as worries about AI refuse to go away
‘The world of work is changing fast’: Barely any workers think their job is safe as worries about AI refuse to go away

Although employment remains strong, widespread worker anxiety around AI continues, damaging productivity.