Articles by Craig Hale

With several years’ experience freelancing in tech and automotive circles, Craig’s specific interests lie in technology that is designed to better our lives, including AI and ML, productivity aids, and smart fitness. He is also passionate about cars and the decarbonisation of personal transportation. As an avid bargain-hunter, you can be sure that any deal Craig finds is top value!

Articles by: Craig Hale

Amazon's AI coding agent was hacked - update now to avoid possible risks, users warned

By Craig Hale published 28 July 25

Amazon forced to remove older version of Q Developer Extension due to malicious code injection – so users should update now.

Microsoft admits it would have to let Trump spy on EU data if demanded

By Craig Hale published 28 July 25

Even though Microsoft has made huge steps towards European data sovereignty, it still can't promise the US won't peep.

Ai tech, businessman show virtual graphic Global Internet connect Chatgpt Chat with AI, Artificial Intelligence.

Healthcare providers really want to try out AI - but don't really have the skills

By Craig Hale published 28 July 25

AI promises to revolutionize healthcare, but workers and companies need to be prepared for transformation.

Intel spins off Network and Edge computing groups in latest major company change

By Craig Hale published 28 July 25

CEO Lip-Bu Tan wants to spin off Intel's Network and Edge Group to boost profitability.

Microsoft CEO says job cuts have been weighing on him, says AI transition could be "messy"

By Craig Hale published 25 July 25

Satya Nadella says Microsoft job cuts have been "weighing heavily" on him, but they're a sign of evolution.

Google is cutting off its shortened goo.gl links for good

By Craig Hale published 25 July 25

Seven years after Google stopped users from creating new goo.gl links, we're just weeks away from them not working at all.

GitHub calls for major expansion in open source funding from the EU

By Craig Hale published 25 July 25

Github wants the European Union to allocate some of its budget towards open-source software maintenance.

Intel set to cut thousands more jobs as it cancels several fab projects

By Craig Hale published 25 July 25

Intel wants to have 75,000 workers by the end of 2025, with many being forced to return to the office.

Alphabet sees results soar, boosted once again by soaring AI and cloud demand

By Craig Hale published 24 July 25

Google Cloud sees 32% increase in quarterly revenue, with annual revenue run-rate now passing the $50 billion mark.

CISPE files official EC legal complaint against Broadcom's VMware takeover

By Craig Hale published 24 July 25

The European Commission granted approval to Broadcom's VMware takeover two years ago, but CISPE still isn't happy.

Businesses are potentially missing out on millions by not embracing AI

By Craig Hale published 24 July 25

Half of UK businesses could be losing 5% of their monthly revenue simply because they haven't fully adopted AI yet.

Windows 11 migration could be the perfect time to get an AI PC

By Craig Hale published 24 July 25

With Windows 10 end of life on the horizon, businesses are not only upgrading for the new OS, but they want the latest AI capabilities.

OpenAI says it has proof its tools are making workers more productive

By Craig Hale published 23 July 25

OpenAI says workers are using ChatGPT to help with learning, upskilling, writing, communication, programming and more.

Stargate is back on - OpenAI and Oracle unveil massive data center expansion plans in major AI push

By Craig Hale published 23 July 25

OpenAI confirms Project Stargate is still on, and its first site, Stargate I, is already partly operational in Abilene, Texas.

PayPal's new cross-border payments platform looks to make sending money easier for 2 billion users

By Craig Hale published 23 July 25

PayPal World will facilitate cross-border, multi-currency payments, with launch partners from the US, China, India and Mexico.

Windows 11 migration is still causing lots of headaches for some firms

By Craig Hale published 23 July 25

Businesses are worried about Windows software compatibility and downtime, but they're running out of time.

LogMeOnce Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 22 July 25

Updated LogMeOnce is a powerful password management program, and would suit anyone looking for a powerful, versatile password solution with features beyond just passwords.

Proton Pass Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more

By Bryan M Wolfe last updated 22 July 25

Updated As more people become concerned about their privacy and cybersecurity, Proton’s entry to market with Proton Pass could be at just the right time.

Bitwarden Review: pros & cons, features, ratings, pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 22 July 25

Updated Bitwarden is one of the most impressive password managers around – it’s got loads of features, impressive security, broad mobile and browser support and open-source design.

1Password Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 22 July 25

Updated An affordable and effective password manager with functionality on loads of platforms

Keeper Review: pros & cons, features, ratings, pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 22 July 25

Updated Superb security credentials and a broad array of features make Keeper a winner

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Microsoft Sentinel is expanding to tackle all your company's biggest security fears

By Craig Hale published 22 July 25

Microsoft Sentinel is getting an important new data lake upgrade to help users identify long-term trends.

RoboForm Review: pros & cons, features, ratings, pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 22 July 25

Updated A strong and capable tool that possesses all the necessities a modern password manager should have, catering to both personal and business users.

Dashlane Review: Pros & Cons, Features, Ratings, Pricing and more

By Mike Jennings last updated 22 July 25

UPdated Dashlane's impressive range of features, its broad platform support and its slick software all impress, but in some situations this product is pricier than some of its competitors.

AWS is already limiting access to its new Kiro AI coding tool - because it's too popular

By Craig Hale published 22 July 25

Kiro proved so popular AWS is forced to restrict access and stop taking new users.

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