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 over 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

'The last thing any of us want': Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella warns AI dominance could 'hollow out entire industries'

By Mike Moore Published 15 June 26

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella cautions against giving AI models too much control and information.

Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai at Stanford University speech

'People thought it would be really difficult for me': Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai dodges AI at Stanford graduation speech — but hundreds of students walk out in protest at Google's Palestine policies

By Mike Moore Published 15 June 26

Sundar Pichai swerves AI in Stanford speech, but still faces protests at Google policies.

Japanese electricity giant apologises after physical drive with data of 10.9 million clients goes missing

By Mike Moore Published 12 June 26

Millions of clients have valuable data exposed after drive goes missing.

'I think these people are just wrong': Amazon founder Jeff Bezos says he believes AI will bring in “multiple golden ages”, and actually create new jobs to replace those lost to the tech

By Mike Moore Published 12 June 26

Jeff Bezos again slams those who think AI will be the end of us all.

A detailed view of the FIFA World Cup Trophy during the VIP Welcome Reception ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Official Draw at John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on December 04, 2025

Ticket scams, fake streaming websites and dodgy domains: the security threats facing football fans ahead of the World Cup 2026

By Mike Moore Published 11 June 26

We take a look at some of the biggest threats facing fans at the World Cup 2026.

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'That gap is significant': Lots of us still know nothing about data centers, new survey finds

By Mike Moore Published 11 June 26

Despite their increasingly important role in daily life, many people still have no idea what data centers actually do, report finds.

HRH Prince William speaks at London Tech Week 2026

Prince William's Homewards programme wants to use big data and AI to stop homelessness before it happens

By Mike Moore Published 11 June 26

Salesforce provides AI know-how to help power Homewards' fight against homelessness in the UK.

AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su speaks on stage at London Tech Week 2026

AMD CEO Dr Lisa Su explains how tech will “solve some of the world’s most important problems" - but warns “we are still so early in the process”

By Mike Moore Published 8 June 26

Lisa Su says AMD is working on improving compute, says "compute actually equates to intelligence".

UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer talks at London Tech Week 2026

‘Innovation is in this country's DNA’: Prime Minister Keir Starmer says the UK is “on the precipice of something truly extraordinary” when it comes to AI

By Mike Moore Published 8 June 26

Keir Starmer praises AI impact across the UK, but urges tech giants to do more to keep people safe.

From Quantum to Containers - 4 big things you might have missed at Microsoft Build 2026

By Mike Moore Published 6 June 26

Microsoft Build 2026 We round up some of the other major news from Microsoft Build 2026.

Microsoft Build 2026 — all the news and updates as it happened

By Mike Moore Last updated 3 June 26

Microsoft Build 2026 Everything we saw at Microsoft Build 2026.

'A new category of agents': Microsoft reveals Scout, its first "Autopilot", which wants to change how you work for good

By Mike Moore Published 3 June 26

Microsoft Build 2026 Microsoft unveils Autopilots, a new kind of AI agents, with Scout promising improved productivity and efficiency.

‘We need an AI that places humanity first’: Microsoft AI CEO outlines hopes to build “humanist superintelligence” - and has seven new models to help him do it

By Mike Moore Published 3 June 26

Microsoft Build 2026 Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman reveals seven new AI models, has unsurprisingly high hopes for an AI-enabled future.

'A new approach': Microsoft CEO claims its "AI Superfactory" will use the same amount of water each year as a neighborhood restaurant

By Mike Moore Published 2 June 26

Microsoft Build 2026 As concerns rise over data centers, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella looks to allay fears.

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Is this 'the next computer'? Microsoft’s Project Solara looks to break AI out of the PC and into the real world

By Mike Moore Published 2 June 26

Microsoft Build 2026 Project Solara is giving AI agents a taste of freedom, and could bring them to every part of your life.

“AI is now useful”: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang thinks a new era for AI is here - and its partnership with Microsoft could be key for achieving it

By Mike Moore Published 2 June 26

Microsoft Build 2026 Now that AI is actually proving useful, more and more of us will actually benefit, Nvidia CEO says.

'It's gonna be awesome': Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has high hopes for using AI in its products, says 'it's impossible to describe what we're gonna be able to do for customers'

By Mike Moore Published 28 May 26

"Everything's gonna be cheaper to make, it's more efficient", says Salesforce CEO.

'I'm delighted to ⁠be wrong': Sam Altman says AI won't lead to a 'jobs apocalypse' - but admits he was 'pretty wrong' on the social and economic implications it is having

By Mike Moore Published 26 May 26

OpenAI CEO says it was "roughly right" about predicting the effect of its tech, but "pretty wrong" on the social and economic implications.

'It's something we've never done before': Logitech's newest flagship mouse and keyboard comes with something you might never expect - a cushion

By Mike Moore Published 26 May 26

The Logitech Signature Comfort Plus wants to add some comfort to your most vital office kit.

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'Today’s disruptive environment is anything but normal': Report warns younger workers set to be hit by AI hiring as bosses focus more on midlevel roles

By Mike Moore Published 22 May 26

The number of CEOs planning to shift away from junior roles over the next two years has more than doubled, report warns.

'I think those people are dead wrong': Jeff Bezos slams AI naysayers, plays down job fears for young workers, and defends billionaires and Trump

By Mike Moore Published 22 May 26

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos unsurprisingly thinks billionaires are doing a good job, and AI is pretty swell too.

Your Wi-Fi could be holding you back from achieving success, report warns

By Mike Moore Published 22 May 26

Poor business Wi-Fi is becoming a hidden drag on productivity, new report warns.

'AI is a great tool, but it's a tool': Linus Torvalds lays out his complex 'love-hate relationship with AI'

By Mike Moore Published 21 May 26

Torvalds says he doesn't always get on with AI, but believes there will always be work for programmers.

Zuckerberg promises he does not 'expect other company-wide layoffs this year' after slashing thousands of Meta jobs

By Mike Moore Published 21 May 26

After Meta lays off thousands of workers, Zuckerberg says that's all - for now.

'The challenge is not a lack of technology, but a lack of alignment with the realities of work': Study claims workers are using unapproved AI tools at work, despite knowing the risks

By Mike Moore Published 21 May 26

Over two-thirds of workers think their organisation does not adequately support AI use - and this has to change.

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