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09 Oct 2025
Salesforce rolls into ITSM with Slack-based agentic AI platform
By Don FluckingerSalesforce hopes to turn Slack customers into ITSM users.
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09 Oct 2025
Starburst's latest targets agentic AI development
By Eric AvidonThe data lakehouse vendor continues to expand beyond its roots in data mesh, adding features such as an MCP server and access to vector stores that enable users to build agents.
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08 Oct 2025
Cisco Silicon One touts efficiency breakthrough with AI chip
By Beth PariseauCisco claims its Silicon One P200 chip can replace larger, more power-hungry data center interconnects, as AI development pushes the limits of power grids.
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17 Oct 2024
EU cyber security bill NIS2 hits compliance deadline
By Sebastian Klovig SkeltonThe EU’s NIS2 bill will harmonise how companies and member states approach cyber security, but its success will depend on how well it is implemented and enforced
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16 Oct 2024
Philippines leaps forward in e-government with cloud-first strategy
By Ai Lei TaoA common infrastructure and a ‘once-only’ principle have propelled the Philippines up the UN’s E-Government Development Index, streamlining services and bolstering data sovereignty
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16 Oct 2024
Digitisation forum launched ahead of Norway’s digital strategy
By Gerard O'DwyerNorway's government is preparing itself for the future by establishing an advisory hub to support its digital strategies
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16 Oct 2024
Terraform Stacks, HCP Waypoint prompt migration questions
By Beth PariseauHashiCorp fends off challengers that sell ease of use with fresh infrastructure-as-code abstraction, while Terraform users grapple with a potential move to cloud-first services.
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16 Oct 2024
SUSE sees growth in multi-Linux support and containers
By Aaron TanSUSE CEO talks up the company’s double-digit growth, fuelled by demand for its multi-Linux support offering, Rancher container platform and focus on artificial intelligence
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16 Oct 2024
Logicalis rolls out sustainability blueprint offering
By Simon QuickeChannel player keen to share range of green services with users to support their drive to reduce emissions
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16 Oct 2024
Google Cloud Summit: Unifying data, data residency and agent-driven AI
By Stephen PritchardGoogle Cloud’s London summit underpinned a focus on artificial intelligence with some significant infrastructure updates
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16 Oct 2024
Applying IT observability to deliver business metrics
By Cliff SaranThe complex nature of modern IT requires advanced tooling to ensure systems are running optimally. These tools can also identify business trends
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16 Oct 2024
Former police officer heading Post Office operations did nothing to help innocent subpostmasters
By Karl FlindersFormer chief operating officer did nothing when action could have put a stop to the Post Office wrongful prosecutions
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16 Oct 2024
Former police officer heading Post Office operations did nothing to help innocent subpostmasters
By Karl FlindersFormer chief operating officer did nothing when action could have put a stop to the Post Office wrongful prosecutions
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15 Oct 2024
Tech and digital skills key to improving police productivity
By Sebastian Klovig SkeltonThe Policing Productivity Review sees data and technology as a way of improving productivity and outcomes, as well as a potential means of restoring diminishing legitimacy, but warns there needs to be a revamp in digital skills, investment and coordination to harness the full range of benefits
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15 Oct 2024
UK government unveils AI safety research funding details
By Sebastian Klovig SkeltonThrough its AI Safety Institute, the UK government has committed an initial pot of £4m to fund research into various risks associated with AI technologies, which will increase to £8.5m as the scheme progresses
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15 Oct 2024
Hillingdon Council commits £9m to tech revamp in digital strategy
By Sebastian Klovig SkeltonHillingdon’s three-year digital strategy will see the council fund attempts to modernise its systems and infrastructure, change how residents interact with the local authority and make better use of data
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15 Oct 2024
Google prepares for nuclear to power AI datacentres
By Cliff SaranAs part of its drive towards sustainable energy and to meet ever-increasing power demands, Google is planning to use small nuclear reactors
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15 Oct 2024
Distributors taking steps to widen reach
By Simon QuickeMoves made by Arrow, Ingram, Westcon-Comstor, Climb and Exclusive, plus an APAC opening at Nebula, show the desire to extend growth opportunities across the channel
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15 Oct 2024
NCSC expands school cyber service to academies and private schools
By Alex ScroxtonThe National Cyber Security Centre is expanding its PDNS for Schools service to encompass a wider variety of institutions up and down the UK
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15 Oct 2024
Bytes H1 numbers show benefits of software and services strategy
By Simon QuickeChannel player shares results for its first half, revealing a decline in hardware but improvements in other parts of the portfolio
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15 Oct 2024
UK sees over £6bn boost in datacentre investments
By Cliff SaranFollowing moves to classify datacentres as critical national infrastructure, a number of US tech providers have announced new UK investments
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15 Oct 2024
Google launches Parallelstore file storage at cloud AI training
By Yann SerraOriginally driven by Intel’s now-defunct Optane storage class memory, Parallelstore offers massive parallel file storage targeted at artificial intelligence training use cases on Google Cloud
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14 Oct 2024
How Zoom is charting its course towards an AI-first platform
By Aaron TanZoom CEO Eric Yuan talks up his vision for the future of work, the company's transition to an AI-powered platform and what it is doing to stay ahead of rivals
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13 Oct 2024
Half of UK tech workers planning to leave role, finds Harvey Nash
By Clare McDonaldA large number of people in the UK, and globally, are looking to switch tech roles, according to research by Harvey Nash
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11 Oct 2024
Post Office believes it took £36m from subpostmasters with unexplained losses
By Karl FlindersThe Post Office wrongly blamed subpostmasters for unexplained account shortfalls and made them cover losses out of their own pockets - then banked the money itself
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11 Oct 2024
Buildkite: CI/CD pipelines still a job for app developers
By Beth PariseauIn an era of platform engineering, Buildkite and its high-scale users maintain that CI/CD pipelines and testing should remain the purview of app developer teams.
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11 Oct 2024
Canalys: There are reasons for optimism
By Simon QuickeChief analyst shares reasons why the channel should be positive, but encourages investment in emerging technology and services to remain relevant
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11 Oct 2024
Post Office set to axe in-house-developed New Branch IT software
By Karl FlindersTroubled business may ditch its plan to build a new core branch system in-house and buy an off-the-shelf alternative
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11 Oct 2024
TD Synnex: AI and security top channel technology investments
By Simon QuickeDistributor shares its latest report on the areas where partners are spending money and looking to support customers
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10 Oct 2024
Gartner: AI can be catalyst for new business models
By Ai Lei TaoGartner expert Nicholle Lindner explains how companies like Klarna are leveraging AI to drive new revenue, and what businesses need to consider when embracing the technology
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10 Oct 2024
NCSC issues fresh alert over wave of Cozy Bear activity
By Alex ScroxtonThe NCSC, FBI and NSA publish updated warning about Cozy Bear’s activities, highlighting a range of vulnerabilities the threat actor is using to set up its cyber attacks
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10 Oct 2024
Government launches cyber standard for local authorities
By Alex ScroxtonLocal government bodies are being invited to take advantage of a new NCSC-derived Cyber Assessment Framework to help enhance their resilience and ward off cyber attacks
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10 Oct 2024
Internet Archive web historians target of hacktivist cyber attack
By Alex ScroxtonThe Internet Archive nonprofit digital library and Wayback Machine operator has been attacked by pro-Palestinian hacktivists
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10 Oct 2024
How Recorded Future finds ransomware victims before they get hit
By Alex ScroxtonThreat intel specialists at Recorded Future have shared details of newly developed techniques they are using to disrupt Rhysida ransomware attacks before the gang even has a chance to execute them
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10 Oct 2024
UK and US pledge closer working on children’s online safety
By Sebastian Klovig SkeltonIn their first agreement on the subject of children’s online safety, the UK and US governments have said they will create a new working group to boost cooperation
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10 Oct 2024
Interview: Bruno Marie-Rose, CIO, Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games
By Mark SamuelsThe technology chief reflects on a successful Olympic and Paralympic Games – and how what he learned as a former Olympic medallist helped him be a better IT leader
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10 Oct 2024
Australia bolsters cyber defences with security bill
By Stephen WithersLegislation tackles IoT security and establishes a Cyber Incident Review Board to bolster Australia’s cyber resilience
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10 Oct 2024
Post Office dragging its feet getting rid of tainted staff, despite government ‘green light’
By Karl FlindersFormer minister gave Post Office ‘green light’ to take robust action against existing staff with links to Post Office scandal wrongdoing
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10 Oct 2024
Vendor cyber skills gap threatens to underline MDR
By Simon QuickeManaged service providers require high levels of support, but a gap remains, and is threatening to reduce the ability to deliver some cyber solutions
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10 Oct 2024
Advania extends UK coverage with CCS Media buy
By Simon QuickeJust four months after its last acquisition to extend its position in the UK, Microsoft specialist Advania has bought again to widen its reach
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10 Oct 2024
Afas leads the way with four-day work week in the Netherlands
By Kim LoohuisDutch labour unions want a shorter working week and software company Afas is leading the way, introducing a four-day work week from 1 January 2025