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State Bank of India reports cyberattack — thousands of customer records affected, here's what we know

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Someone leaked thousands of user records online, including many belonging to SBI customers.

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Amazon is planning its biggest-ever hiring plan for Christmas 2026 workers

By Craig Hale Published

300,000 job adverts are set to be posted in weekly intervals between now and December as Amazon gears up for Christmas.

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AI 'antidetect' browsers are making scams, fraud, and influence operations harder to spot

By Sead Fadilpašić Published

Browsers designed to help agencies are being abused to launch scam campaigns at scale.

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‘It's our mission to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more’: Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella outlines what businesses need to conquer the AI frontier ecosystem

By Mike Moore Published

Microsoft wants to help lead the way when it comes to getting your business up to speed on AI.

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Trump says data centers should pay locals to get them on side — but last time they offered $10,000 and the residents called it a bribe

By Benedict Collins Published

Opposition to data centers could turn into a lucrative business for local residents.

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10 Signs It's Time to Upgrade Your PDF Software — And How Nitro Solves Each One

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From manual workflows to limited AI functionality, these are the most common PDF editor warning signs, and the Nitro features designed to solve them.

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Many firms are still falling behind when it comes to getting their AI infrastructure up to speed

By Craig Hale Published

Many EMEA enterprises are being held back by their data infrastructure, but they're actually struggling with complex regulations.

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4 cheap headphones and earbuds we've tested to avoid 'headphone dodger' fines — they're all cheaper than the £100 you'll pay if you're caught

By Tom Bedford Published

UK legislation now means people who play audio aloud on their phone could face £100 fines on buses.

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When technology becomes part of the talent infrastructure

By Louise Quennell Published

AI-ready PCs and smarter device strategies improve employee experience, productivity, and retention.

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Stop choosing the wrong Agentic AI use cases

By Pete Evans Published

Why businesses must rethink agentic AI before scaling costly, ineffective use cases.

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