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Toshiba N300 4TB NAS HDD review
By Mark Pickavance Published
The Toshiba N300 is a fast drive suitable for small NAS installations and uses CMR technology.

How AI is taking IoT security to the next level
By Iain Davidson Published
AI is redefining how organizations protect and manage connected devices.

CISOs pressured to stay silent about cyber attacks need evidence-led governance for protection
By Kirsty Paine Published
CISOs are facing growing pressure to stay quiet about cyber incidents despite stricter regulatory demands for transparency.

The dangerous myth of the ‘best’ AI model
By Shaun Modi Published
Which AI model is best? The answer isn't one provider, it is a combination through model-independence.

OpenAI unveils ChatGPT Work, an AI tool capable of handling workloads across finance, data analytics, engineering, and more
By Craig Hale Published
Desktop, mobile and web users now have access to ChatGPT's autonomous, agentic cousin, ChatGPT Work.

Enterprises are not building AI advantage. They are leasing it.
By Shanea Leven Published
The biggest AI risk isn’t adoption. It’s the dependence on someone else’s intelligence.

Seizing AI job opportunities in the United Kingdom
By Chidambaram Ganapathi Published
The net-positive impact on the job market remains favorable.

Why AI is a matter of national security
By Jamie Moles Published
As frontier models bridge technical gaps for malicious actors, continuous network visibility must replace outdated perimeter defenses.

World’s largest digital camera weighs 3 tons and will take 7.88 million photos of the sky over 10 years; each is 8GB in size and has a 3200-megapixel resolution
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
World's largest digital camera will repeatedly scan the night sky, creating an unprecedented public archive of billions of astronomical discoveries.

75 B-52 strategic bombers set to get gigabit connectivity and a fiber-optic network for their weapons pylons as part of a huge upgrade to keep them going till it reaches almost 100
By Efosa Udinmwen Published
American Air Force plans advanced digital weapons pylons with gigabit connectivity, supporting heavier munitions while extending B-52 service toward 100 years.
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