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

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Microsoft Teams will now let you really show off how good you are at your job — but it might make your co-workers cringe

By Mike Moore Published 11 August 26

Show off all your awards and certifications in Microsoft Teams, should you really want to.

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'AI has the potential to fundamentally reshape the role of procurement': Amazon Business tells us why AI could supercharge procurement like never before

By Mike Moore Published 11 August 26

Exclusive AI-powered purchasing insights can help organisations identify savings opportunities and improve efficiency, Amazon Business tells us.

Meta chief technology officer Andrew Bosworth says AI productivity gains should now mean we're all doing more work — not taking time off

By Mike Moore Published 10 August 26

AI is great for improving productivity - now maybe do some extra work, Meta CTO tells employees.

Top tech conferences: The ultimate tech events guide for August 2026

By Mike Moore Last updated 10 August 26

We've compiled the ultimate list of technology events so you don't have to.

'Move fast, but do it with trust built in': EY CIO tells us why the rapid pace of AI means trust is now a critical business imperative

By Mike Moore Published 7 August 26

Exclusive EY CIO tells us why delaying digital transformation decisions is no longer possible in the age of AI.

Microsoft has pulled a small but vital Teams update which could have let users ignore all those annoying work chats for good - I just hope it comes back soon

By Mike Moore Published 7 August 26

A pulled Teams update could have allowed users to keep annoying chats muted with new controls.

'Tokenmaxxing is not what we are optimizing for': Microsoft tells engineer to calm down on AI usage

By Mike Moore Published 5 August 26

Microsoft engineers told to chill out when it comes to AI token usage.

'Striking the right balance starts with recognising that every user has different expectations of their browser': Mozilla's head of Firefox tells us why the browser is becoming one of the most important layers of the AI era

By Mike Moore Published 4 August 26

Exclusive We speak to Mozilla's head of Firefox on the browser's role in the AI age.

Microsoft warns Teams mobile users to update app now or lose Calendar access

By Mike Moore Published 3 August 26

Teams users warned to update before the end of September 2026, or lose access to their calendar.

I can't believe it's taken LinkedIn so long to push back against AI slop — but will its changes really stop all the cringey updates?

By Mike Moore Published 31 July 26

LinkedIn is testing a "seems like AI slop" feature, and I couldn't be happier.

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'It can be a win-win situation': Xero explains why giving businesses more control over their finances might actually be the key to AI success

By Mike Moore Published 31 July 26

As AI plays an increasingly vital role in business, Xero wants to help add control and peace of mind for workers everywhere.

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Feeling stressed and overworked? Don't worry - OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks that we just love to work, and that's why AI won't result in a four-day working week

By Mike Moore Published 29 July 26

So much for AI freeing us up for the things we love - Sam Altman says we all just love to work and be busy.

I have to use a mouse and keyboard all day — so can Logitech adding a simple cushion actually make that much difference?

By Mike Moore Published 29 July 26

Is Logitech's Signature Comfort Plus line all talk, or can it really help boost my home working experience?

I think the Surface Laptop for Business might be the smartest and most effective work device Microsoft has ever produced — but I'm most enamored with this one key privacy feature

By Mike Moore Published 28 July 26

Microsoft may finally have cracked it with the latest Surface Laptop for Business device.

'The biggest shift happens when AI stops being a tool people occasionally use and becomes part of the operational fabric of the business': Why Arm is set to help power the next generation of AI workloads — and beyond

By Mike Moore Published 27 July 26

Exclusive We speak to Arm's EVP of Cloud AI on what is really changing at the infrastructure layer.

'The art of the possible is becoming possible': How Salesforce is helping Formula 1 tackle its mountains of data to make it useful for fans around the world

By Mike Moore Published 27 July 26

Moving towards platform-based solutions is helping Formula 1 go from strength to strength in reaching customers old and new across the globe.

'We have a kill switch that stops AI agents that go rogue': ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott says his company can help firms go "from AI chaos to AI discipline"

By Mike Moore Published 23 July 26

ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott says conquering the AI chaos can be easier than you think.

Tadej Pogačar is riding for Tour de France glory on an individually-specced 3D-printed saddle — and an AI-designed helmet for good measure

By Mike Moore Published 18 July 26

3D-printed saddles could be the next big breakthrough in pro cycling - here's why.

'AI writing is now a problem everywhere on social media': Study finds nearly half of all LinkedIn long posts are AI-generated, and that's only the start

By Mike Moore Last updated 14 July 26

Online networks are drowning in AI-written slop, report finds - with LinkedIn the worst hit.

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CEOs are being left baffled at the high cost of moving to AI — shockingly enough, sacking human workers isn't resulting in huge savings

By Mike Moore Published 9 July 26

Replacing human workers with AI isn't always the best decision, shockingly.

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‘In Formula 1, the success goes to the teams that have the best teamwork and the best technology’: I found out how Atlassian is helping Williams F1 be more productive, efficient and collaborative than ever before

By Mike Moore Published 8 July 26

Atlassian and Williams F1 are seeing major improvements in effectiveness and efficiency - and it's all thanks to AI.

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“It's never been a more exciting time to imagine what's possible with software’: Xero CEO outlines how AI could transform the finance industry as we know it

By Mike Moore Published 8 July 26

AI is set to revolutionize the finance and accounting industries, and Xero wants to provide all the tools your business needs.

Microsoft makes major AI U-turn following user revolt — will let Teams users turn off Copilot, Facilitator and Recap

By Mike Moore Published 6 July 26

User backlash to Microsoft Teams AI tools leads to major shift in policy choices.

‘Something has gone completely wrong’: Palantir CEO Alex Karp slams OpenAI, says AI industry is "effing insane"

By Mike Moore Published 2 July 26

Palantir CEO Alex Karp hits out at Anthropic and OpenAI in heated interview.

Microsoft Teams has a slightly creepy new feature which will watch and listen to your meetings — but thankfully only if you let it

By Mike Moore Published 2 July 26

A new Microsoft Teams AI tool promises to help with knowledge gaps, but says it will have to listen and watch to all your meetings first.

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