Craig Hale

Days after Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger steps down, two industry veterans have joined the company’s board.

Thanksgiving, Black Friday and Cyber Monday spend is up in 2024, with $1.9 billion spent in just two hours.

Meta’s one-mile-long data center will cost $10 billion, and it won’t be operational until at least 2030.

Microsoft finds out about FTC probe on the news.

Vodafone and Three UK merger has been granted approval.

The idea that macOS is safer than Windows is a dated one thanks to generative AI and its impact on malware writing.

Top NASA projects like IRIS, HMI and AIA affected by a burst pipe that took a key data center offline.

Workers are failing to adhere to simple cybersecurity guidelines, putting their employers at risk of a breach.

Unfair Windows Server software pricing has disproportionately affected UK SMBs, suit claims.

A software developer has criticized nearly all aspects of how GitHub tested its own AI-generated code.

Previously only capable of tackling repetitive admin work, AI is increasingly capable of doing your boss’ job.

Although 70% of workers say AI influences their jobs, only around half of them see productivity or efficiency changes.

After a troubling financial period, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has stepped down after 40 years’ service to the company.

Meta subsea cable network could be worth $10bn+, but we’re still waiting on more details.

New Submarine Cable Resilience board looks to protect undersea cables globally.

The US could be set to add 100+ more countries to the entity list and impose tougher restrictions on China.

Google hasn’t denied offering CISPE over €100 million in financial support, but says it’s nothing to do with the Microsoft complaint.

Based on the latest Raspberry Pi 5, the stripped-back Compute Module 5 and its accessories have arrived.

Google ads business threatened with legal action in Canada, and it could result in drastic changes.

Google’s brand new Gemini AI app for iOS and Android can now be used for Workspace customers with the add-on.

The FTC is unhappy with Microsoft’s practices and dominance across the cloud computing, AI and cybersecurity industries.

Increasing cash flow and the need to upgrade from Windows 10 are driving more PC sales than the lust for AI.