Craig Hale

LinkedIn doesn't just want everyone to have a verification badge, it's also offering AI proficiency badges with select partners.

Pinterest cuts 15% of its workforce and reduces office space as it looks to drive forward its AI strategy.

OpenAI says 2026 will be the year AI "accelerate[s] discovery in several ways" and reduces the friction involve with research.

The number of people using AI might be flatlining, but it looks like we'll see more uses cases develop next.

2026 will see a 30% rise in eSIM devices, but they're for IoT not smartphones, so a whole new model is being rolled out.

Salesforce will provide productivity and collaboration software to the US Army for five to ten years in a multibillion-dollar deal.

IT teams are being plagued with false alerts, many are missing or ignoring them entirely – but it can be fixed.

Google, x.ai, Perplexity and other AI startups are all helping to fund critical infrastructure upgrades in Anguilla.

Many companies are struggling to shift from early pilot stages to successful ROI when it comes to agentic AI.

Cloudflare is warning of a "technical glass ceiling" where artificial intelligence is being held back by legacy tools and infrastructure.

Google Workspace users' Gmail inboxes were being flooded with emails after categorization and spam filtering went haywire.

Microsoft Teams will now scan first-time external callers for any signs of brand impersonation.

Business customers were left without access to Microsoft 365 core services for several hours, but functionality is now restored.

Although the GDPR fine value was slightly higher in 2025, the number of personal data breach reports rose even more.

Although businesses aren't seeing returns from AI, many are moving from pilots to real-world deployments, so they must be confident.

Blue Origin will offer a LEO/MEO satellite internet network for enterprises and governments, but not consumers.

Most companies' security doesn't offer good visibility across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

It's clear that AI and robotics are changing the world, but resources are limited and job displacement remains a very real threat.

One-tenth of UK orgs probably wouldn't survive after a cyberattack, and most agree risks have increased over the past 12 months.

LastPass targeted with phishing campaign pressuring victims into sharing their master passwords.

Stockpiling bought consumers some time, but Trump's tariffs are pushing up prices across retail now.

European policymakers submit proposal to streamline the Cybersecurity Act in response to a rise in critical service attacks.

Revenue growth is still pretty low, but businesses continue to invest in AI and explore next-gen agentic models.