Articles by Joel Khalili, News and Features Editor

Joel Khalili is the News and Features Editor at TechRadar Pro, covering cybersecurity, data privacy, cloud, AI, blockchain, internet infrastructure, 5G, data storage, computing and more. He's responsible for curating our news content, as well as commissioning and producing features on the technologies that are transforming the way the world does business.

Joel also produces a series of profiles for TechRadar Pro, highlighting the stories of individuals who have had a material impact on the world of technology or have used technology platforms to bring about societal change. PR agencies are encouraged to get in touch to submit spokespeople who fit this criteria for consideration.

Before moving into his latest role, Joel was also responsible for curating and sub-editing news content on ITProPortal, another B2B technology publication focused specifically on the needs of the enterprise. And before that, he spent some time producing features for VRFocus on the barriers standing in the way of the widespread adoption of virtual reality.

Joel holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from University College London.

Articles by: Joel Khalili

Why Messenger doesn’t need you to trust in Meta any longer

By Joel Khalili published 11 June 22

Messenger is slowly moving towards end-to-end encryption in an effort to preserve trust in the platform.

One of the best new Windows 11 features is almost here

By Joel Khalili published 10 June 22

Microsoft is preparing to roll out one of the most highly-requested features for Windows 11.

A Promotional Rendering Of An AMD Epyc Processor

AMD breaks 1GB L3 cache barrier with new EPYC processors

By Joel Khalili published 10 June 22

AMD has published a new EPYC roadmap, with a couple of surprise additions.

Is Microsoft about to kill off the HDD once and for all?

By Joel Khalili published 9 June 22

Microsoft is said to be pushing PC vendors to move away from HDD boot drives for Windows 11 devices.

Intel Xeon Sapphire Rapids suffers another unwelcome setback

By Joel Khalili published 9 June 22

Intel has announced another delay in the rollout of its latest generation of Xeon server chips.

Your PayPal account just became a fully-featured crypto wallet

By Joel Khalili last updated 8 June 22

PayPal will now allow US-based users to send and receive cryptocurrency.

Microsoft Teams update will help you nail one of the most stressful tasks at work

By Joel Khalili published 8 June 22

An upcoming Microsoft Teams update will take some of the pain and stress out of virtual presentations.

The world's largest four-day work week trial goes live, but don’t get your hopes up

By Joel Khalili published 8 June 22

A new trial seeks to establish whether the four-day work week is a possibility or a pipedream.

These four new Apple Mail features could save your skin at work one day

By Joel Khalili published 7 June 22

Apple has announced a range of ‘highly-requested’ upgrades for its email client.

Windows 11 desktop is getting an iOS and Android-style makeover

By Joel Khalili published 7 June 22

An upcoming Windows 11 update brings app folders to the desktop.

Google Workspace will now at least explain why you’ve been locked out of your apps

By Joel Khalili published 7 June 22

The latest Google Workspace update makes it easier for employees to resolve issues on their own.

Microsoft Teams update will let you get on with your day in peace

By Joel Khalili published 6 June 22

An upcoming Microsoft Teams update will stop trolls disrupting your next meeting.

LastPass goes passwordless for vault login

By Joel Khalili published 6 June 22

LastPass has become the first major password manager to offer passwordless login.

The quest to cut Google out of your digital life

By Joel Khalili published 5 June 22

Proton is building a privacy-centric alternative to the Google software ecosystem.

The hidden reason you can’t take your eyes off Formula 1 this season

By Joel Khalili published 4 June 22

Formula 1 is enjoying a surge in popularity off the back of a bumper 2021 season.

Will Intel abandon x86 for RISC-V for its next-gen supercomputing chips?

By Joel Khalili published 4 June 22

Intel has announced yet another investment in the RISC-V ecosystem.

Is Apple about to launch its very own search engine?

By Joel Khalili published 1 June 22

Apple is rumored to be preparing to launch a search engine in the near future.

Microsoft unveils its vision for the future of digital identity

By Joel Khalili published 1 June 22

Microsoft has launched a new platform designed to take the hassle out of identity management.

One of the best password managers around now offers an additional layer of protection

By Joel Khalili published 1 June 22

Bitwarden now lets users generate email aliases for their online accounts, as well as strong passwords.

Intel teases next-gen GPUs built to power record-breaking new supercomputers

By Joel Khalili published 31 May 22

Intel has formally announced its next generation of GPUs for HPC, codenamed Rialto Bridge.

The US has snatched back the title for world's fastest supercomputer

By Joel Khalili published 31 May 22

Exascale-class Frontier supercomputer rockets to top of the rankings.

Microsoft Outlook update solves a problem that should never have existed

By Joel Khalili published 31 May 22

An imminent update for Microsoft Outlook addresses an unnecessary frustration for mobile users.

New Microsoft Edge feature solves one of the most common file-sharing frustrations

By Joel Khalili published 30 May 22

A new feature coming to Microsoft Edge makes it easy to quickly share files across devices.

Everyone’s favourite time-saving shortcut is coming to Google Drive

By Joel Khalili published 27 May 22

The latest Google Drive update allows you to copy and paste your files to different locations.

HPE is building a rapid AI supercomputer powered by the world's largest CPU

By Joel Khalili published 26 May 22

HPE announces new supercomputer featuring the 850,000-core WSE-2 chip from Cerebras Systems.

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