Articles by Joel Khalili, News and Features Editor

Joel Khalili is the News and Features Editor at TechRadar Pro, covering cybersecurity, data privacy, cloud, AI, blockchain, internet infrastructure, 5G, data storage, computing and more. He's responsible for curating our news content, as well as commissioning and producing features on the technologies that are transforming the way the world does business.

Joel also produces a series of profiles for TechRadar Pro, highlighting the stories of individuals who have had a material impact on the world of technology or have used technology platforms to bring about societal change. PR agencies are encouraged to get in touch to submit spokespeople who fit this criteria for consideration.

Before moving into his latest role, Joel was also responsible for curating and sub-editing news content on ITProPortal, another B2B technology publication focused specifically on the needs of the enterprise. And before that, he spent some time producing features for VRFocus on the barriers standing in the way of the widespread adoption of virtual reality.

Joel holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from University College London.

Articles by: Joel Khalili

Apple may be preparing to take over a whole new market

By Joel Khalili last updated 18 August 22

Report suggests Apple will take advantage of its devices business to seize control of a new market.

Exclusive: The numbers that show Zoom, not Teams, is the king of video conferencing

By Joel Khalili published 20 August 22

Exclusive New figures show Zoom continues to attract more attention than Microsoft Teams.

Google Docs will now let you delegate like a boss

By Joel Khalili published 18 August 22

Google Docs upgrade creates a new way to allocate tasks to collaborators.

Analysis: Why Amazon is set to defy the odds as recession looms

By Joel Khalili published 17 August 22

New data reveals Amazon has immunized itself from periods of economic uncertainty.

The rise of SSDs is pushing the hard drive market closer to the brink

By Joel Khalili published 19 August 22

An increase in the adoption of SSDs and other factors have triggered a significant fall in HDD shipments.

One of the most useful Google Meet features is getting a welcome upgrade

By Joel Khalili published 16 August 22

Google Meet update will improve the quality of background effects dramatically.

An enemy in disguise: Why cybersecurity teams are being set up to fail

By Joel Khalili published 13 August 22

Exclusive: World's first Microsoft Excel spreadsheet NFTs go on sale, with a twist

By Joel Khalili published 12 August 22

Exclusive New collection of Microsoft Excel-based NFT art is on sale now.

More bad news for Intel: AMD is making rapid progress in a key market

By Joel Khalili published 11 August 22

New figures show AMD continues to go from strength to strength in a market typically dominated by Intel.

Microsoft Teams is about to pinch one of Slack's best features

By Joel Khalili last updated 10 August 22

Microsoft Teams is set to receive a new feature that looks rather familiar.

The Microsoft Excel world championship is as brilliantly entertaining as it sounds

By Joel Khalili last updated 10 August 22

The Microsoft Excel world championship is taking the internet by storm.

Forget HDDs and SSDs, DNA storage could be the only answer to our data troubles

By Joel Khalili published 10 August 22

A new report predicts the demand for data storage will soon outstrip available capacity by millions of petabytes.

Amazon is bringing pay with your palm to a load of new stores

By Joel Khalili published 10 August 22

Amazon has announced the first major expansion of its palm-reading payments service.

MacBook Pro 13-inch M2 model in an office on a desk

Installing Windows 11 on Apple Macs is now as simple as a single click

By Joel Khalili published 9 August 22

Parallels goes live with an all-new version of its virtual machine software for macOS.

New Intel Arc GPUs hint at a change in strategy at Team Blue

By Joel Khalili published 9 August 22

Intel unveils new Arc Pro A-series GPUs for professional laptops and workstations.

How Visa has weaponized its data to keep thieves out of your wallet

By Joel Khalili published 7 August 22

New NAND flash paves the way for super cheap, extra large SSDs

By Joel Khalili published 7 August 22

SK hynix sets the stage for rapid and capacious new SSDs with ‘world’s first’ 238-layer 512Gb 4D NAND flash.

Reinventing Google: The underdog search engine with a daring new vision for the web

By Joel Khalili published 6 August 22

Scientists say they've debunked Google’s quantum supremacy claims once and for all

By Joel Khalili published 5 August 22

Researchers have replicated the performance of Google’s Sycamore quantum computer using regular hardware.

Some of the most important Microsoft Teams features are coming to more users

By Joel Khalili published 5 August 22

Microsoft is closing the gap between Teams users at home and in the office.

Damaged your fancy new Mac? Things might not be as hopeless as you think

By Joel Khalili published 4 August 22

A data recovery firm claims to have found a way to recover data from damaged Apple Macs.

Intel is working on a new type of processor you've never heard of

By Joel Khalili last updated 3 August 22

Intel is building a new ASIC designed to accelerate AI inference workloads.

SK hynix is about to demo an SSD unlike any you've seen before

By Joel Khalili published 2 August 22

SK hynix is bringing a new type of SSD to Flash Memory Summit.

RingCentral launches wave of updates designed to turbocharge productivity

By Joel Khalili last updated 2 August 22

RingCentral updates give businesses a new way to squeeze out productivity gains.

Antarctica is about to get its first submarine internet cable

By Joel Khalili published 1 August 22

A new submarine cable will bring hardwired internet connection to Antarctica for the first time.

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