Craig Hale

Amazon Prime will soon cover even more of the US

Microsoft quarterly revenue is up 13%

Amazon was going to display tariffs on certain Amazon Haul products, but the change was never approved.

An annoying search bug affected Outlook and SharePoint – Microsoft's fix is now being monitored for further optimization.

With its first plant in full swing and its second now scaling up production, TSMC starts work on its third US chip plant.

Not only has AI opened up more cybersecurity worries, but companies are struggling to attract and retain the right talent.

Two in five companies made workers redundant over AI, but more than half of them are now regretting their decisions.

The winning bid will enter into a 15-year contract with HMRC worth £1 billion, and SMEs are being encouraged to apply.

Generative AI isn't actually saving workers that much time, plus it could be adding to some workloads.

IBM will invest $150 billion into the US, including a $30 billion sum dedicated to quantum computing and mainframe manufacturing.

Attackers are now able to buy their ransomware and rebrand it, avoiding all the infrastructure logistics that go with it.

Some defense leaders are beginning to worry that Chinese cars in the UK could be spyign on private conversations and documents.

Available in preview since 2024, Microsoft will start charging for Windows Server 2025 hotpatching from July.

The UK and Ireland came out last in terms of productivity according to this report, and poor tools are to blame.

Adobe emails containing URLs to legitimate documents were being flagged as spam by Microsoft.

High costs and poor access to biofuels are preventing data center companies from getting on board with green tech.

Lip-Bu Tan wants to flatten Intel by removing layers of management, but workers will have to be in the office four days a week.

Google report claims the UK could unlock £400 billion in economic growth if it adopted AI effectively.

Lenovo's plans to move manufacturing to Saudi Arabia could be met with similar moves by HP and Dell.

IBM says it has lost up to $100 million in DOGE cancelled contracts.

Some Google workers are being told to return to the office at least three days per week, or take a voluntary exit package.

Apple hit with a €500m fine by the EU, with Google receiving a €200m penalty, but the move could further escalate tensions.

Amazon Web Services will be pausing some colocation negotiations, but its VP says AI demand is still strong.

Google confirms it won’t be removing third-party cookies from Chrome after all, but some of the work will live on.

This new ransomware attack is asking victims to list five bullet points from their working week, like Musk did recently.