Craig Hale

Virgin Media O2 announces plans to shut down legacy 2G networks, which carry just 0.5% of network traffic but use 10% of cell site power.

As summer travel peaks, experts warn of Airbnb scams exploiting verified host accounts to trick users into fake vacations.

Plaintiff accuses Workday's AI job screening software of blocking him from 100+ jobs before prospective employers even got to consider him.

Oracle has laid off around 12,000 workers, and admits AI is partly to blame.

Early quantum investments promise to tackle PQC, but quantum computing can also aid drug discovery and more.

Large portions of retail workers haven't been trained on GDPR or wouldn't feel confident handling sensitive customer information.

Public support for workplace robots is growing, but confidence and trust remain low for roles requiring empathy and human caregiving.

New study reveals European consumers are increasingly prioritizing digital sovereignty – many will pay a premium to avoid American tech over privacy concerns.

Data centers are already under fire for water and electricity consumption – now, they're facing the effects of climate change.

The US government could own shares in the likes of OpenAI and Anthropic as it seeks to boost public perception of AI within the US.

Enabled Intelligence set to use 500,000 hours of Ukraine war drone footage to train AI drones with real-world data.

Workers lack the right AI and digital skills, but London companies are planning to increase training investments to change this.

Most HR leaders see AI creating new entry-level jobs in the next five years, but they will center around managing and supervising AI.

Writers and creators now frequently simplify their work so that it doesn’t sound ‘too AI’ – many would stop supporting others if they used undisclosed AI.

1.5 million Pentagon workers now use GenAI.mil as Chief Technology Officer Emil Michael encourages its use.

Perfect text, exaggerated skills and inaccurate information are telltale signs of AI-generated resumes, but there are benefits.

Google, Anthropic and others commit to buying future carbon removal credits to help today's startups get funding.

Planning itineraries, finding more personalized recommendations and uncovering discounts – those are what consumers are using AI for in travel.

Proton is pitching Easy Switch for Business as a zero-downtime migration tool for Gmail, contacts, calendar.

Existing infrastructure "was not designed for continuous intelligence" – all companies, big or small, need to reinvest in their data platforms.

Business travellers are desperate to use AI to help them prepare for trips, but they're being forced to use public chatbots.

Gone are the days of self-declared skills – LinkedIn will now verify them and provide "data-backed" summaries via Connected Apps.

Broadcom's "abusive conduct" has landed it in hot water as it faces legal action from Tesco and the loss of 40,000 licenses.