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GPT-5 is here and your network needs to catch up

By Amir Khan published

Enterprises racing to deploy GPT‑5 are discovering their legacy networks can’t keep pace with AI.

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What exactly am I paying for? Redefining value in the age of AI

By Eduardo Niebles published

6 principles for firms to build trust in their AI approaches and drive new revenue.

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Cloud in Hand

Organizations must own the right to their cloud compute, or innovation will suffer

By Sergio Gago published

The future of digital sovereignty and responsible AI use depends on infrastructure autonomy.

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Vibe coding to vibe hacking: securing software in the AI era

By Matt Moore published

Vibe coding's speed risks vulnerabilities without human accountability and scrutiny.

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The sovereignty shift: how UK and Irish SMEs can regain control of their data

By Kwaku Yeboah-Antwi published

Amid rising data concerns, UK and Irish SMEs are urged to reclaim control through digital sovereignty.

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What technology leaders need to ensure AI delivers

By James Sturrock published

The possibilities of AI are limitless, but so is the price tag.

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The first Apple Silicon MacBook Air M1 is five, and it really did change everything

By Lance Ulanoff published

Five years ago, Apple unveiled Apple silicon, transforming all Macs and luring me away from Windows – possibly forever.

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If the calculator wasn’t the end of learning, AI won’t be the end of work

By Brennan Lodge published

AI won't end work any more than calculators ended math—if we adopt it thoughtfully.

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Big data, big challenge - how life sciences turn information overload into insight

By Andrew Wyatt published

Are Cloud-based platforms combined with AI and machine-learning the answer to scientists’ big data problems?

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The UK is bringing in digital IDs. Here’s how to stop them becoming surveillance tools

By Fraser Edwards published

Without clear legal and technical safeguards, digital IDs risk shifting from convenience to control.

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