Craig Hale

AI can be 4x quicker at generating code than humans, but it can also inject 10x more security issues, study warns.

Atlassian wants to combine its “deep expertise” with The Browser Company’s “passion.”

Technology leaders are worried developers could be relying on artificial intelligence too much.

Trump’s OneGov initiative continues to bring in huge savings on software for federal agencies.

Google found guilty of displaying advertisements and pushing cookies in Gmail without valid user consent.

Tesco is the latest firm to complain about Broadcom’s termination of perpetual VMware licenses.

The US Government could save up to $6 billion over three years by using Microsoft’s discounts.

Younger business owners are more likely to get their business advice from ChatGPT or TikTok.

The combined cost of keeping Windows 10 alive could reach $7.3 billion in the first year alone.

Consumers don’t trust direct bank transfers when buying online, report finds.

If you’re scanning documents on Google Drive, you’ll be seeing a design change very soon.

Salesforce’s customer support headcount has dropped from 9,000 to just 5,000 – thanks to AI.

Most companies now use AI in their cybersecurity strategies, but some core challenges remain.

Tech has helped improve productivity across the board, but it’s also led to an ‘always-on’ culture, workers say.

One in three PCs could be AI-capable by the end of 2025, more than half in 2026.

The FTC has written a letter to Google CEO Sundar Pichai about alleged “partisan” spam filters.

Microsoft will remove Mobile Plans in favor of a new way of provisioning eSIMs via Windows Settings.

SMBs want to use more tech to reach wider audiences, but costs and ROI uncertainty are holding them back.

AI either automates or augments a role, depending on a worker’s age/experience level. Automation is the worst news.

Banned from selling H20 chips to China, Nvidia could have to scale down its Blackwell chips by 30-50% to restart sales.

Typepad has taken the “difficult decision” to permanently delete all content and assets from September 30, 2025.

Intel’s deal with the US Government may have just hit the road rolling with a $5.7 billion payout.

By offering employees the chance to voluntarily exit, Avaya won’t have to lay off any workers.

Microsoft’s new backup tool keeps a copy of your Windows settings and installed apps – not your data.

Salesforce is worried that AI agents don’t meet high standards once they’re deployed – but it has the answer.