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

Microsoft UK CEO Darren Hardman AI Tour London 2025

Microsoft - UK can help drive the global AI future, but only with the proper buy-in

By Mike Moore published 5 March 25

AI has the potential to drive the UK’s economy for many years to come, Microsoft says.

Microsoft unveils even more AI agents - this time to help you clinch that big sale

By Mike Moore published 5 March 25

Microsoft hopes new Copilot agents can give your salespeople that extra boost.

A business woman looking at AI on a transparent screen

Businesses are facing an "AI Divide" - which could be the difference between success and failure

By Mike Moore published 5 March 25

The highest performing businesses and most productive public sector organizations have a clear AI strategy in place, Microsoft says.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang teases Blackwell Ultra reveal, along with "the one click after that"

By Mike Moore published 27 February 25

Jensen Huang says Nvidia set to reveal Blackwell Ultra at GTC 2025.

Elon Musk and DOGE are using Slack, Salesforce CEO Benioff says

By Mike Moore published 27 February 25

Benioff says "very exciting" move shows potential of Salesforce for US government.

Google Gemini's new Code Assist tool might finally be the help I need to get coding

By Mike Moore published 26 February 25

Google upgrades Gemini Code Assist to give more help than ever, at no extra cost.

Qualcomm unveils Dragonwing, the new name for its fight against Nvidia, Intel and AMD

By Mike Moore published 25 February 25

Dragonwing portfolio will be separate from Snapdragon, and cover industrial, edge, enterprise and more.

Intel Xeon 6 processors look to take the fight to Nvidia when it comes to powering your next data center and AI workloads

By Mike Moore published 24 February 25

Data center and AI processing tasks set to see major boost from new Intel Xeon 6 processors.

Google now lets anyone use Gemini to analyze their work docs, adds Deep Research to Workspace

By Mike Moore published 21 February 25

All Gemini users can now upload documents for analysis, and use Deep Research - if they pay.

Google Meet will now use Gemini to suggest "next steps" after your team meetings

By Mike Moore published 19 February 25

Google Meet looks to get better at suggestions, also adds short history for live captions.

Google Chat wants to help you dump Microsoft Teams for good

By Mike Moore published 18 February 25

Users can now migrate messages from Microsoft Teams to Google Chat with new service.

Farewell HoloLens - Microsoft officially quits wearable headset technology, hands over billion-dollar DoD contract to Anduril

By Mike Moore published 13 February 25

$22bn HoloLens VR military program will be handed over from Microsoft to Anduril.

1Password partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing F1 team

Oracle Red Bull Racing signs up 1Password to boost its Formula 1 security

By Mike Moore published 11 February 25

Oracle Red Bull Racing adds 1Password partnership to boost security.

Microsoft Teams is making it even easier to add emoji, and I can't wait to see how badly this goes

By Mike Moore published 10 February 25

A quicker way to post emoji is coming to Microsoft Teams.

Microsoft Teams is getting one of Facebook's worst features, and I can't see why you'd ever use it

By Mike Moore published 7 February 25

A full social media-esque news feed is apparently coming to Microsoft Teams.

Google Sheets is getting faster and more effective, and I can't wait to ditch Excel for good

By Mike Moore published 4 February 25

Your spreadsheet game might be about to get a serious upgrade thanks to Google Sheets.

The CEOs of Microsoft and Alphabet have bought part of the London Hundred cricket franchise

By Mike Moore published 3 February 25

Microsoft, Alphabet and Palo Alto Networks CEOs among investors in London cricket franchise.

Surface Laptop and Surface Pro for business

Microsoft’s new Surface for Business PCs have AI firmly at the core

By Mike Moore published 30 January 25

New Surface Laptop and Surface Pro for business go all-in on Copilot and AI.

Microsoft is closing its flagship London retail store

By Mike Moore published 28 January 25

Oxford Circus "Experience Center" set to shut as Microsoft scales back.

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“Everything starts with security" - AWS CISO on how making security simple can be the key to safety

By Mike Moore published 26 January 25

We speak to the CISO of AWS about making security simple, while still staying ahead of the latest threats.

"They don't actually have the money" - Elon Musk slams Project Stargate, calls Sam Altman a "swindler"

By Mike Moore published 23 January 25

Musk says Project Stargate backers "don't actually have the money" as he slams Sam Altman.

Copilot is now coming to all Microsoft 365 users - but you'll pay a little more for the privilege

By Mike Moore published 17 January 25

Copilot is coming to Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscribers worldwide.

Google Workspace opens up Gemini for all - but you'll have to pay more

By Mike Moore published 16 January 25

All Google Workspace tiers are getting a price increase, but you will get Gemini.

New Microsoft 365 AI offering means all your workers can use Copilot for free

By Mike Moore published 15 January 25

All Microsoft 365 users in your business will be able to access Copilot, at no extra cost.

Microsoft Teams wants to use Copilot to keep your meetings going, whether you like it or not

By Mike Moore published 13 January 25

Copilot will now look to suggest follow up questions for your Microsoft Teams meetings.

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