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

"Nobody can avoid AI - but it will not replace humans" - Lenovo CEO explains why your next work PC could be an AI-enabled device

By Mike Moore published 10 January 26

CES 2026 Exclusive - Lenovo CEO predicts more and more work PCs will be AI-boosted by the end of 2026.

From rollable screens to a new AI tabletop companion - 5 of the best new Lenovo releases we saw at CES to boost your office...and one coming soon

By Mike Moore published 10 January 26

CES 2026 Rollable screens, sensor hubs, and the most powerful ThinkPads ever - we go hands-on with Lenovo's top CES 2026 products.

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Gmail is getting a whole host of AI updates to try and solve your most irritating workplace tasks

By Mike Moore published 8 January 26

From smarter replies to even more AI overviews, more AI is coming to Gmail.

Lenovo Tech World at CES 2026 - all the news and updates as it happened at the Las Vegas Sphere

By Mike Moore last updated 7 January 26

CES 2026 We were at the Las Vegas Sphere for Lenovo Tech World at CES 2026 - here's what we saw.

Lenovo unveils the AI tools it hopes will supercharge your productivity at work

By Mike Moore published 7 January 26

CES 2026 Lenovo's releases for includes an all-new, combined "Qira" AI platform.

AMD CEO welcomes us to the "YottaScale era" - Lisa Su says AI will need YottaFLOPS of compute power soon

By Mike Moore published 6 January 26

CES 2026 AI is only going to get more power-hungry as it grows, AMD CEO warns.

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"The entire stack is being changed" - Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang looks ahead to the next generation of AI

By Mike Moore published 5 January 26

CES 2026 From factories to gaming, AI is coming to the world around us - and Nvidia CEO reveals a bit more on what this will look like.

"Threat actors have a goal in mind and they'll use whatever path they see to get that goal" - AWS CISO tells us how your company can stay safe, by being more like Amazon

By Mike Moore published 28 December 25

AWS re:Invent 2025 Being smart about AI in cybersecurity can make all the difference, AWS CISO tells us.

"We are living in times of great change” - I speak to AWS’ top AI minds to hear how it wants to open up agents (and building) to everyone

By Mike Moore published 23 December 25

AWS re:Invent 2025 AI agents are set to play a big role in your workplace in 2026 if AWS has anything to do with it - I spoke to its AI experts to hear more.

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"It doesn’t matter which industry you belong to, data is your lifeblood" - Veeam CEO tells us why getting security and resiliency right is the key to unleashing the power of AI

By Mike Moore published 22 December 25

Veeam CEO outlines its bid to help companies everywhere get the most out of their AI.

AWS re:Invent 2025 - everything we saw as it happened

By Mike Moore last updated 7 December 25

AWS re:Invent 2025 is done - here's what we saw.

AWS Graviton5 is its most powerful and efficient CPU to date - and could mean big changes for your key cloud workloads

By Mike Moore published 4 December 25

Fastest and more efficient performance for AI workloads is coming with AWS Graviton5.

AWS Nova Forge could be your company's cue to start building custom AI models

By Mike Moore published 3 December 25

AWS has a host of new AI models, and a brand-new way to build and customize them exactly how you like.

AWS wants to be a part of Nvidia's "AI Factories" - and it could change everything about how your business treats AI

By Mike Moore published 2 December 25

AWS AI Factories will combine next-gen Nvidia hardware with Amazon's Trainium chips and AI models.

"The world is not slowing down" - AWS CEO says AI agents will be bigger than the Internet, so act now

By Mike Moore published 2 December 25

With AI agents becoming more important than ever, AWS CEO Matt Garman reveals what the company has planned.

AWS wants to make your AI agents more intelligent and more human

By Mike Moore published 2 December 25

AI agents should get smarter and more intuitive with new Amazon Connect features.

AWS thinks it has the answer to your multi-cloud interoperability issues

By Mike Moore published 1 December 25

AWS and Google Cloud reveal new open specification for network interoperability.

AWS wants to take the strain out of modernizing all your old code - and ending tech debt quicker than ever before

By Mike Moore published 1 December 25

AWS wants to help your business end the pain of tech debt much quicker and more effectively.

“There's no such thing as 100% - we just try and raise the bar” - we hear what it takes to help secure the world’s largest PC maker from the man in charge of Lenovo’s AI and security

By Mike Moore published 29 November 25

How do you go about helping secure the world’s largest PC maker? We speak to Lenovo Chief Security and AI Officer Doug Fisher to find out.

Harvard University reveals data breach hitting alumni and donors

By Mike Moore published 25 November 25

Personal information of Harvard students, alumni, donors, and faculty members all exposed.

Apple reveals rare job cuts - some sales staff affected

By Mike Moore published 25 November 25

Apple doesn't often announce job cuts, but it seems these are only small layoffs.

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Uber Eats will soon use robots to deliver your takeaway - but you can't tip them

By Mike Moore published 20 November 25

Starship Technologies robots could soon bring your Uber Eats takeaway to your door.

Microsoft reveals Agent 365 - the new and (hopefully) easy way to get a handle on all these new AI agents at work

By Mike Moore published 18 November 25

Microsoft Agent 365 will help organizations govern agents responsibly and at scale.

Your favorite Microsoft 365 apps are getting a load more Copilot AI Agents - Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint all get a boost

By Mike Moore published 18 November 25

Copilot is bringing a host of new AI agents to Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

A major Cloudflare outage took down large parts of the internet - X, ChatGPT and more were affected, but all recovered now

By Mike Moore last updated 18 November 25

A major Cloudflare issue affected lots of websites - here's what happened.

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