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

Meta basically just bought a nuclear power plant

By Mike Moore published 4 June 25

Meta signs 20-year deal to keep the lights on at Clinton Clean Energy Center in Illinois.

How Dell is hoping its AI Factory will offer an “easy button” for the next age of business technology

By Mike Moore published 4 June 25

Dell Technologies World 2025 Dell experts tell us why getting on board with AI is now a must-have, not an option.

Using AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot could save UK civil servants weeks every year

By Mike Moore published 3 June 25

Using Microsoft Copilot could help civil servants score major time savings, report claims.

"We're all in" - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praises "utterly visionary" Trump tariffs

By Mike Moore published 30 May 25

Jensen Huang praises Trump tariffs, says Nvidia is busy moving production to the US.

HP speeds towards China exit as tariffs bite

By Mike Moore published 29 May 25

"Almost no" China-made HP products will be heading to the US soon.

Workers are fighting back against RTO mandates - as survey claims remote work really does make you more productive

By Mike Moore published 28 May 25

Wide-ranging survey finds many UK workers are still resisting a full-time return to the office.

Salesforce snaps up Informatica in $8bn deal to boost AI tools

By Mike Moore published 28 May 25

The next generation of AI agents could be smarter than ever, Salesforce predicts.

Apple hikes some iCloud and Apple One subscription prices in several countries - could more be on the way?

By Mike Moore published 27 May 25

iCloud+ price rises hit several South American nations - might more be on the way soon?

Overheating is a big problem for AI hardware as demand rises - and Dell thinks it might have the answer

By Mike Moore published 26 May 25

Dell reveals new systems aimed at capturing IT heat, making AI computing cooler for all.

Dell's super-powered new mobile workstation has one crucial feature which sets it apart from all the competition

By Mike Moore published 24 May 25

In an industry first, the Dell Pro Max Plus laptop features an enterprise-grade discrete NPU.

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Dell Technologies World 2025 — all the news and updates as it happened

By Mike Moore last updated 22 May 25

Dell Technologies World 2025 is over for another year - here's what we saw at the show.

Exclusive: Dell CEO says AI can make us “more effective as a species” - but won't replace human workers

By Mike Moore last updated 21 May 25

Exclusive AI might even make human workers better overall, Michael Dell tells TechRadar Pro.

"This is a once in a lifetime opportunity" - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says it's time to get on board with AI now, or be left behind

By Mike Moore published 21 May 25

Speaking to Michael Dell, Huang promotes AI technology for all.

“The Windows 10 end of life is coming, and we are ready” - Dell CEO on why your next laptop will probably be an AI PC

By Mike Moore published 19 May 25

AI won’t replace human workers - it’s about collaboration, Michael Dell says - so buy an AI PC now.

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"The real danger is staying still” - Dell CEO Michael Dell claims AI is "the new electricity"

By Mike Moore published 19 May 25

If your business isn’t using AI yet, it really should, Michael Dell declares.

Microsoft has a great deal on Windows 365 - which runs out just in time for Windows 10 end of life

By Mike Moore published 6 May 25

Microsoft conveniently reveals 20% off on Windows 365, just in time for Windows 10 EOL.

Co-op crisis deepens as it admits UK customer data stolen in cyberattack - up to 20 million people possibly affected, here's what we know

By Mike Moore published 5 May 25

Hackers claim to have stolen private information on 20 million Co-op shoppers

Sage Sportable smart rugby ball hands-on

I went hands-on with the world’s smartest rugby ball, but did it make me a better player?

By Mike Moore published 5 May 25

TechRadar Pro goes hands-on with Sage and Sportable's smart rugby ball - how did we stack up?

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Microsoft says AI is paving the way for a whole new kind of business - but it might still take time

By Mike Moore published 24 April 25

Using Agentic AI as digital workers is helping some firms streak ahead, Microsoft claims.

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“The gloves are off when it comes to innovation” - Google Workspace head tells us why AI really can revolutionize the way you work

By Mike Moore published 18 April 25

Google Cloud Next 25 Google Workspace leader tells us why its "unique advantages" put the company ahead when it comes to AI development.

China “has completed its journey to cyber superpower” - and Google security expert explains why threats could get even worse in years to come

By Mike Moore published 18 April 25

Google Cloud Next 25 Google Threat Intelligence chief tells us why China poses the biggest security worry right now.

Microsoft Copilot 50th anniversary event build up

Microsoft Copilot Studio will now be able to use websites and apps all on its own

By Mike Moore published 17 April 25

Copilot AI agents to have greater access to websites and desktop apps.

Finally, Microsoft Teams is fixing one of my biggest everyday work issues, and I couldn't be happier

By Mike Moore published 16 April 25

Say goodbye to embarassing spelling mistake in Microsoft Teams.

Customer service 3D manager concept. AI assistance headphone call center

Google Cloud has big plans to take the pain out of adopting AI agents in your business

By Mike Moore published 14 April 25

Google unveils multiple agent tools, platforms, and Nvidia partnership.

Listen up, your Google Docs and Sheets are about to get a lot louder and more interactive

By Mike Moore published 14 April 25

Google Workspace adds yet more AI features - but these ones may prove very helpful indeed.

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