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The gender data gap and the need for representation in AI

By Ana-Maria Badulescu published 12 June 26

What is often overlooked is that mitigating AI gender bias starts with the data itself.

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Why most AI programs stall, and what it will take to scale them

By Sudhir Hasbe published 12 June 26

A lot change in a year within the world of AI. Even 12 months ago, Gen AI still wasn’t mainstream worldwide

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The shift from workflow automation to autonomous enterprises

By Sergii Gorpynich published 12 June 26

When a specialist AI agent company can raise $950m at a valuation above $15bn, enterprise AI has clearly moved beyond experimentation.

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Latest Pro News

‘Google Management Has Lost Its Moral Compass': Google director jumps ship over company’s new AI contracts with DoD, Pentagon

By Benedict Collins published 12 June 26

Google director of Android platform security ditches company over contracts with Defense Department

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Oracle warns of critical PeopleSoft attack affecting hundreds of customers

By Craig Hale published 12 June 26

High-severity CVSS 9.8 PeopleSoft vulnerability caused over 100 organizations to become victims, including universities.

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Why most AI programs stall, and what it will take to scale them

By Sudhir Hasbe published 12 June 26

A lot change in a year within the world of AI. Even 12 months ago, Gen AI still wasn’t mainstream worldwide

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The shift from workflow automation to autonomous enterprises

By Sergii Gorpynich published 12 June 26

When a specialist AI agent company can raise $950m at a valuation above $15bn, enterprise AI has clearly moved beyond experimentation.

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AI innovation meets a familiar identity security reality

By Darren Guccione published 12 June 26

New AI capabilities accelerate cyber threats, but the solution remains mastering fundamental identity security practices.

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Latest Pro How To's

7 mistakes your business could make when choosing a VoIP system

By Ritoban Mukherjee published 8 May 26

Switching to VoIP can cut costs and improve how your team communicates, but only if you choose the right system. Here are seven common pitfalls to avoid before you commit.

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What exactly is an AI voice agent? And why does it matter in enterprise communication?

By Ritoban Mukherjee published 8 May 26

AI voice agents go far beyond traditional IVR. Here's what they are, how they work in enterprise settings, and what to check before you deploy one.

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9 points to remember when choosing an business internet provider

By Bryan M Wolfe published 24 April 26

Choosing the right business internet provider is crucial for reliable communication, smooth operations, and growth.

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What's the most affordable shipping solution?

By Ritoban Mukherjee published 24 April 26

From free tools like Pirate Ship to budget plans on Shippo and ShipStation, this guide breaks down the most affordable shipping solutions for every business size and scenario.

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How to pick the best shipping software for your business

By Ritoban Mukherjee published 24 April 26

Cut through the noise on shipping software. This guide covers what to look for, key features, pricing models, and which platform suits your business size and goals.

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Latest Pro Reviews

Arzopa Z3FC portable monitor review

By Steve Clark published 12 June 26

For business travel and gaming on the go, there's not much I didn't like about this 16.1-inch display.

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RugOne Xever 8 rugged phone review

By Mark Pickavance published 11 June 26

The RugOne Xever 8 is a lightweight rugged design that uses swapable batteries to extend runtime.

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Uplift Clarksville office chair review

By Collin Probst published 9 June 26

Uplift's Clarksville is a basic chair with a great price and comfort for those who need solid chairs for offices, conference rooms, coworking hubs and more.

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The Brother MFC-L8970CDW in a home office during our tests

Brother MFC-L8970CDW color laser printer review

By Jim Hill published 9 June 26

A smaller, but better flagship for Brother’s Workhorse laser line.

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EcoFlow Stream Ultra X balcony solar battery review

By Mark Pickavance published 9 June 26

The EcoFlow Stream Ultra X is 3.84 kWh plug-and-play home battery with integrated inverter, four MPPT solar inputs, AI energy management, and IP65 weatherproofing designed for balcony installation.

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Lenovo ThinkStation PGX mini PC workstation review

By Collin Probst published 9 June 26

Lenovo’s ThinkStation PGX is flush with powerful components, such as NVIDIA’s Grace Blackwell GB10, making this a device powerful enough to run your own local LLM, OpenClaw, or another closed artificial intelligence model.

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