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

AWS looks to super-charge AI agents with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore

By Mike Moore published 16 July 25

AWS wants to take AI agents to the next level with its new Amazon Bedrock AgentCore suite.

AWS launches Kiro, an agentic AI IDE, to end the chaos of vibe coding

By Mike Moore published 15 July 25

Kiro from AWS looks to help developers cut through the chaos of vibe coding.

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"People need to know AI is reliable, secure, and respects boundaries" - Dropbox VP tells us why AI should be your "proactive partner"

By Mike Moore published 14 July 25

We speak to Dropbox's Manik Singh around AI, collaboration, trust, and more.

“It's an incredibly exciting time” - Google Cloud head on why embracing AI could be the best move your business could make

By Mike Moore published 13 July 25

Google Cloud hopes the UK can help lead the way in widespread AI adoption, across consumers and businesses.

Outlook down? Microsoft email platform back online after suffering a major outage - here's what happened

By Mike Moore last updated 12 July 25

Outlook is back online following a major outage - here's what we know.

Google Cloud and UK Government reveal major push to end "ball and chain" legacy tech

By Mike Moore published 9 July 25

UK Government partnership will also see Google Cloud upskill 100,000 UK civil servants.

Making every second count - how Oracle is keeping Red Bull Racing at the top of the Formula 1 game

By Mike Moore published 5 July 25

Oracle and Red Bull Racing partnership continues to go from strength to strength.

Oh great - Grok could soon "help" you at work by editing your spreadsheets and other work documents

By Mike Moore published 25 June 25

Code leak suggests xAI is working on an advanced file editor for Grok.

Amazon is massively expanding Prime delivery to more US shoppers - but it'll be too late for Prime Day

By Mike Moore published 25 June 25

Thousands more rural US areas will soon get faster Amazon Prime deliveries.

Microsoft Teams is working on a massive time-saver tool which might super-charge my productivity

By Mike Moore published 25 June 25

New Microsoft Teams feature will finally let users quickly find the messages they need.

Microsoft is struggling to sell Copilot to corporations - because their employees want ChatGPT instead

By Ellen Jennings-Trace, Mike Moore published 25 June 25

Microsoft wants more workers to make the switch to Copilot, but is finding it a struggle.

Salesforce unveils Agentforce 3, its smartest agent platform yet

By Mike Moore published 24 June 25

Providing more visibility and control over AI agents, Agentforce 3 could be a major step forward.

Microsoft Teams is finally fixing one of its most annoying pop-ups - so I might be more productive at work at last

By Mike Moore published 23 June 25

Microsoft Teams will finally let users make this much-needed alteration.

M&S and Co-op hacks publicly defined as a single attack - and could cost more than £400 million

By Mike Moore published 23 June 25

CMC says the attacks could cost M&S and Co-op hundreds of millions of pounds.

"It's quite incredible" - how Salesforce's CRM and cloud magic is keeping Formula 1 fans engaged across the globe

By Mike Moore published 21 June 25

We hear how Salesforce and Formula 1 are keeping fans engaged across the globe.

Upgrading your OS - an opportunity or a faff? We asked our readers - here's what they said

By Ellen Jennings-Trace, Mike Moore published 21 June 25

Exclusive How confident are you in installing a new Operating System? We find out from our readers.

At last, Microsoft Teams is rolling out a must-have feature - and I think it'll make me far more productive on all my calls

By Mike Moore published 20 June 25

Microsoft Teams is finally bringing keyboard shortcuts, and it could boost productivity like never before.

Mystery of M&S hack deepens as TCS claims none of its systems were compromised

By Mike Moore published 20 June 25

TCS provides first update on investigation into its role in M&S hack.

Is it time for a 'cloud reset'? New study claims public and private cloud balance is now a major consideration for companies across the world

By Mike Moore published 20 June 25

Balancing private and public clouds could become increasingly common - so don't be shy.

Microsoft Teams is finally fixing one of its most annoying issues - and it might change your feelings for video calls for good

By Mike Moore published 18 June 25

Microsoft Teams is adding noise suppression for all call participants, and it can't come fast enough.

Microsoft study finds what's stopping us from being productive at work is...work

By Mike Moore published 17 June 25

Microsoft survey finds we're starting earlier and ending work later than ever before - so it's time for a change.

Wimbledon 2025 tournament - AELTC and IBM partnership

Wimbledon 2025 is set to be the smartest Championships yet, and it might help me fall in love with tennis again

By Mike Moore published 17 June 25

Wimbledon 2025 wants to use more AI than ever to win over tennis skeptics in what should be the smartest Championships yet.

How much? A shocking number of people don’t know what Windows version they have - but this doesn't mean they aren't confident they could upgrade to Windows 11 right now

By Ellen Jennings-Trace, Mike Moore published 16 June 25

Exclusive Confidence in upgrades may be unfounded, our exclusive Windows 11 research shows.

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US Department of Defense urged to address serious IT systems flaws

By Ellen Jennings-Trace, Mike Moore published 13 June 25

DoD warned as auditors find largest 4 IT programs account for 43% of planned IT spending.

Trump administration AI plans apparently leaked on GitHub

By Ellen Jennings-Trace, Mike Moore published 11 June 25

AI.gov site was discovered by researchers, apparently unsecured.

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