Articles by Mike Moore, Deputy Editor, TechRadar Pro

Mike Moore is Deputy Editor at TechRadar Pro. He has worked as a B2B and B2C technology journalist for nearly a decade, including at one of the UK's leading national newspapers and fellow Future title ITProPortal, covering everything from cybersecurity to phone reviews to VR at the Winter Olympics.

Mike is the main editorial contact for TechRadar Pro, responsible for the news content across the site, as well as managing the contributed content. PRs looking to pitch news stories, bylines/analysis pieces or event invitations should get in contact via the email address mentioned above.

He has a Masters degree in American Studies from the University of Nottingham, along with a BA in American & English Studies from the same institution. When he's not keeping track of all the latest enterprise and workplace trends, he can most likely be found watching, following or taking part in some kind of sport.

Articles by: Mike Moore

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'An hour of scan time is all it took': "Copy Fail" flaw impacts all Linux kernels released since 2017, so patch now or face the consequences

By Mike Moore published 1 May 26

Linux users should update their servers now, or face possible attack.

'Most AI in hiring today is making a bad system worse': Candidates are hitting back at employers using AI interviews - with many prepared to walk out

By Mike Moore published 1 May 26

Nearly half of job seekers have now been interviewed by an AI - so how do we fight back?

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New report claims Trump is the most-deepfaked US politicans with over half of cases — these 3 political figures drive 74% of all threats

By Mike Moore published 30 April 26

New report shows Trump, Vance and Rubio are the most deepfaked US politicians.

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'We’re a good example of if you work smart, apply security, tools and procedures smartly, you can still operate and be very agile': From the wind tunnel to the drawing board, how 1Password is helping Oracle Red Bull Racing stay secure and focused

By Mike Moore published 30 April 26

We hear how 1Password is helping Oracle Red Bull Racing get back to pole position in Formula 1 2026.

‘The cost of compute is far beyond the costs of the employees': Nvidia continues to stress importance of human workers - but how long can we all hang on?

By Mike Moore published 30 April 26

Nvidia exec claims AI is still currently more expensive than paying humans.

'A new era begins': INEOS Cycling signs up Netcompany for major AI push, new title sponsor

By Mike Moore published 28 April 26

Netcompany's PULSE looks to give INEOS an AI boost in five-year partnership.

Microsoft Outlook down? Email problems hit users across the world - here's what we know

By Mike Moore last updated 27 April 26

A major Microsoft Outlook outage took place - here's all the updates.

Jensen Huang tells CEOs 'don't leave' California — Nvidia CEO says he's fine paying the ‘highest taxes in the world'

By Mike Moore published 27 April 26

As tech CEOs flee California to avoid higher taxes, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says he doesn't mind paying.

'Codex can now operate your computer alongside you' OpenAI takes major shot at Claude Code with major workplace updates

By Mike Moore published 17 April 26

OpenAI wants Codex to be an even smarter and more effective AI co-worker.

Claude wants your passport as identity verification to access 'certain capabilities' — but promises it isn't using your face to train its models

By Mike Moore published 17 April 26

Claude users will soon need to use government ID to prove who they are and use the platform.

'Is AI impacting jobs right now? We’ve looked and, honestly, we haven’t seen it': LinkedIn exec says AI isn't causing a big drop-off in hiring just yet

By Mike Moore published 16 April 26

AI may be causing a small drop in hiring - but LinkedIn says it's not too bad right now.

'They have ghost cities, they have ghost data centers too': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang warns of "enormous" China compute capacity - but says 'we want the United States to win'

By Mike Moore published 16 April 26

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says we all need to get along to ensure compute for all, but warns on threat of Anthropic Mythos.

Is this the tipping point for AI at work? New Gallup survey finds half of all US employees now use it in some way

By Mike Moore published 15 April 26

New Gallup data claims AI usage is at an all-time high, with productivity gains the main boost.

Farewell Surface Hub — Microsoft kills off its super-sized touchscreen displays, but you might still be able to get one if you act fast

By Mike Moore published 15 April 26

This could finally be the end for Microsoft's ambitious oversized touchscreen PCs.

Rockstar hackers publish 78.6 million stolen records — but many of us will be disappointed

By Mike Moore published 14 April 26

ShinyHunters publish Rockstar data, but sadly there's no big secrets or GTA VI bombshells.

'We are democratizing mobile communications': Lidl is launching budget mobile phone plans with new MVNO

By Mike Moore published 14 April 26

Lidl wants its 100 million customers to snap up a phone plan.

'AI is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity': Amazon CEO Andy Jassy lays out his '6 truths' for the future of AI

By Mike Moore published 11 April 26

When it comes to AI at Amazon, the future is unsurprisingly bright, CEO Andy Jassy declares.

How to submit an article for TechRadar Pro Perspectives

By Mike Moore published 10 April 26

Want to be featured in TR Pro Perspectives? Here's what we're looking for.

‘We've always been about democratizing technology’: NetSuite founder tells us why even your most crucial business data can benefit from the AI revolution

By Mike Moore last updated 9 April 26

Things are changing in business - so let NetSuite guide you through, founder tells us.

John Deere may have to pay out major $99 million settlement in landmark 'right-to-repair' case

By Mike Moore published 9 April 26

John Deere will also have to make its software tools available to third parties for 10 years.

'The best skill that you can learn is learn to learn....don't assume that whatever you learned is now good for the next 40 years': AWS CEO says workers need to keep adapting to deal with AI

By Mike Moore published 8 April 26

Asking if AI is overhyped is, 'one of the funnier questions I get', AWS CEO says.

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'Everything is becoming AI intelligent and AI-enabled': Oracle database head says agents are the future, but warns “there's no magic bullet”

By Mike Moore published 3 April 26

The AI agent-powered workforce is coming sooner than you’d expect, Oracle database head tells us.

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Forget copilots - NetSuite wants to be the ‘autopilot’ for your business AI journey

By Mike Moore published 31 March 26

The investment and ambition around AI is real - and NetSuite wants to be the partner for your business.

I took a ride in an Nvidia-powered autonomous Mercedes at GTC 2026 - and it’s convinced me this is the future

By Mike Moore published 28 March 26

My ride in a Nvidia-powered autonomous car is definitely bringing me round to this future driving technology.

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Trump names Huang, Ellison, Dell Zuckerberg and more on new White House council to help 'the Golden Age of Innovation'

By Mike Moore published 26 March 26

PCAST will reportedly help advise the President on 'strengthening American leadership in science and technology'.

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