Articles by Ellen Jennings-Trace, Staff Writer

Ellen has been writing for almost four years, with a focus on post-COVID policy whilst studying at the University of Cardiff. During her time at university, Ellen studied BA Politics and International Relations, for which she achieved second-class honours (upper division). Ellen then went on to study an MA in Political Communication, receiving a Merit. Before joining TechRadar Pro as a Junior Writer, she worked for Future Publishing’s MVC content team, working with merchants and retailers to upload content. When she’s not working, Ellen is a keen badminton player, Formula 1 fan, and gym enthusiast.

Articles by: Ellen Jennings-Trace

Microsoft restricts access to its cyber early warning systems for some Chinese firms

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 21 August 25

Microsoft's cybersecurity vulnerability warning system won’t be fully available for Chinese firms anymore, it confirms.

US President Donald Trump speaks to the press as he signs an executive order to create a US sovereign wealth fund, in the Oval Office of the White House on February 3, 2025, in Washington, DC.

White House confirms plans to take a stake in Intel - and it might be eyeing up other chipmakers too

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 20 August 25

Intel may be about to hand over 10% of the company to the US Government.

Almost all GenAI pilots companies deploy are failing - so are they really worth the hype?

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 20 August 25

AI guzzles water and energy, but so far, it’s not really backed up by results.

Cybersecurity ensures data protection on internet. Data encryption, firewall, encrypted network, VPN, secure access and authentication defend against malware, hacking, cyber crime and digital threat

Allianz Life breach now thought to have affected 1.1 million customers - here's how to stay safe

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 19 August 25

Majority of Allianz Life customers are thought to be affected by recent data breach.

Millions of dollars in cryptocurrency has been confiscated as the DoJ cracks down on an infamous ransomware operator

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 18 August 25

More than $2.8 million was seized from suspected ransomware leader Ianis Aleksandrovich Antropenko.

Hackers breach HR firm Workday - is it the latest Salesforce CRM attack victim?

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 18 August 25

Workday plays down effects of attack, but data was taken.

Data center racks with cables and servers

Data center expansions could bring destruction to the British countryside - and consumers might foot the bill

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 16 August 25

Sustainability and utility costs are concerns as new data centers pop up.

Anthropic takes the fight to ChatGPT - offers Claude AI tools to US government for just $1

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 13 August 25

All branches of the US government have been offered a cut-price Claude AI deal.

Are you better at coding than an AI? Developers don’t think so - and that could be a big problem

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 12 August 25

Just over half of developers think AI beats humans at coding - is this the beginning of the end?

Trump U-turns on Intel CEO once again following White House visit - what next for Lip-Bu Tan?

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 12 August 25

President Trump is now praising Intel CEO Lip Bu-Tan, despite previous calls for his resignation.

“Speed is everything” - how Arm and Aston Martin’s new wind tunnel venture looks to bring in a new era of success

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 9 August 25

Aston Martin has big plans for success in Formula 1 - and Arm wants to help.

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan hits back after Trump demands "highly conflicted" leader resign

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 8 August 25

Trump calls for Intel CEO to resign ‘immediately’ following initial reports.

OpenAI just gave ChatGPT for enterprise to all US federal workers for basically nothing

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 7 August 25

A new partnership will see participating US federal agencies given ChatGPT for ‘essentially nothing’.

Trump announces 100% tariffs on semiconductor makers - but Apple won't be hit, and this key chipmaker will also escape sanctions

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 7 August 25

New tariffs look to bring chip manufacturing back to the US.

US politicians call for further probes into possible DeepSeek security risks

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 6 August 25

US lawmakers think more investigations into Chinese AI giant DeepSeek are necessary.

Millions of Dell laptops at risk due to Broadcom chip security flaw - here's how you can stay safe

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 6 August 25

Critical flaws put millions of Dell devices taken over - users told to patch now.

Google says it will switch off energy-heavy AI usage at critical points if needed

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 5 August 25

AI usage is placing serious strain on energy grids - and Google wants to improve this.

Ukrainian drone attacks are causing blackouts and shutdowns for Russian mobile internet

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 4 August 25

A record number of mobile internet shutdowns have been observed.

China tried to upgrade the Great Firewall but may have left it vulnerable to attack

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 4 August 25

Flawed traffic censoring attempts have exposed the Firewall.

Security expert warns: don't list defense work on LinkedIn - or you could be at risk of getting hacked

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 3 August 25

Australian Director-General of Security warns spies they are at risk of attack if they advertise themselves too much online.

Microsoft says Russian hackers are planting fake antivirus software in embassy attacks

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 1 August 25

The hackers are using custom malware to target foreign governments.

Meta pledges to spend billions on AI infrastructure - but will this help it catch up in the AI race

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 31 July 25

Meta is pouring more cash into the AI arms race as it looks to keep up.

Minnesota mobilizes National Guard after major St. Paul cyberattack

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 30 July 25

Systems have been shut down in Minnesota to protect St.Paul from further intrusions following cyberattack.

Hands on a laptop with overlaid logos representing network security

Security overload is leaving admins with too much alert data to comprehend - which makes things even more dangerous

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 29 July 25

Notifications are overwhelming even security experts, Google Cloud finds.

A hacker typing on a MacBook laptop with code on the screen.

Microsoft SharePoint attack now sees victim count rises to 400 organizations, including US nuclear agency

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published 24 July 25

Microsoft SharePoint hack may be bigger than previously thought, experts warn.

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