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If 2024 was the year that we all started to get to grips with using AI tools for everything from generating recipes to helping us formulate a work presentation, then it’s reasonable to assume that 2025 will be the year that AI goes mainstream in the workplace.
It is estimated that by 2026 over 80 per cent of organisations will use generative AI APIs, but there are a lot of myths about its potential, says CTO Robert Mansfield
David Semach, CEO of AIM Reply, spoke to Information Age about how businesses can keep staff motivated and productive alongside AI-led business processes
UK-based industrial software company AVEVA has been acquired by global automation and energy management specialists Schneider Electric, to bolster industrial digital transformation efforts
Lavinia Osbourne, futurist and founder of the network Women in Blockchain Talks, spoke to Information Age about how blockchain technology can positively impact business
Sometimes, the relationship with your managed service provider (MSP) may not work out long-term. Here are five signs of an underperforming partnership, and how to overcome them
2021 Women in IT award winner Sophie Davies-Patrick, CTO of MPB, spoke to Information Age about her event experiences, and the importance of DEI in tech
Delivering true value for tech customers goes beyond offering a service, as explained during the opening keynote of the Forrester Technology and Innovation EMEA conference
Juan Perez, chief information officer at Salesforce, spoke to Information Age during Dreamforce about his role at the organisation, and how AI is going continue disrupting the CRM space
In the opening press conference at Dreamforce 2023, Salesforce announced its new, open Einstein 1 platform, in line with its long-standing metadata strategy
With cloud costs expected to increase by 10% this year, SMEs plan to cut the amount of data they store in the cloud or slash spending on cloud services
Industry cloud is a growing trend, with more than half of companies in Europe experimenting with platforms. Industry cloud enables businesses in the same sector to capitalize on useful data between themselves
Mark Wells, Esri UK's CTO, highlights how a rapid growth in drone, satellite and other imagery is helping to support data-driven information strategies
As regulation of artificial intelligence evolves, the future of AI could be private in nature - here's how adoption of open and close source capabilities would compare
Digitising data storage can be a daunting task and some of the biggest barriers businesses face are with infrastructure, costs, security, compliance and people, says Kubair Shirazee, founder of AgiliTea
Wing Cloud, led by AWS and Microsoft veterans, has announced seed funding of $20m, which will help develop a new programming language for cloud computing
Toolchain maintenance and other administrative tasks are keeping developers away from coding, leading to burnout and an estimated £10.4bn a year being wasted
Unveiling a new generative AI platform for tech companies, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has hailed a new era of computing that improves access to coding capabilities
Insurance technology (insurtech) is rapidly evolving, allowing for digitalisation of insurance sector processes. Here, we explore the role of AI in this trend
With UK fintechs continuing to attract investment, here are the key factors driving growth in the space, and three fintech jobs being advertised right now
Insurance technology (insurtech) is rapidly evolving, allowing for digitalisation of insurance sector processes. Here, we explore the role of AI in this trend
With UK fintechs continuing to attract investment, here are the key factors driving growth in the space, and three fintech jobs being advertised right now
The new HSBC Innovation Banking division, announced at the start of London Tech Week, will house SVB UK and new teams based in the US, Hong Kong and Israel
Quantum computing expected to drag US GDP down by $310bn a year, due to high cost of integrating these supercomputers which will ultimately turbocharge global economy
With big tech having their say on how artificial intelligence should be monitored, Jaeger Glucina discusses why we need to widen the AI regulation discussion
As buying digital goods and services for your avatar becomes accepted, Dan Llewellyn argues building trust in the metaverse will be increasingly important
Typically, when we think of sustainable choices in infrastructure, we think of small slices of an industry’s value chain utilising sustainable practices, such as construction projects using recyclable building materials like salvaged steel or concrete, or HVAC and utilities system installations installing more efficient appliances. Networking products are unique in that they can be sustainable throughout every stage of its value chain, from manufacture to network solution design, installation, and future planning.
Network solutions will play a significant role in developing sustainable, future-proof buildings and cities. Currently, smart building technology sits at the confluence of two growing trends: the continual migration of populations into city centres, and the crisis of climate change motivating sustainable infrastructure choices.
Management expert Andrew McAfee has studied how mavericks such as Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk have turned the established way of doing business on its head. And he thinks their way of doing things can transform any business, no matter how established or how small
A strong cybersecurity threat monitoring strategy that evolves with current and prospective threats is crucial towards long-term company-wide protection
Sometimes, the relationship with your managed service provider (MSP) may not work out long-term. Here are five signs of an underperforming partnership, and how to overcome them
Any merger or acquisition completion will call for the combination of tech from the different networks involved. In this article, we explore the keys to a successful M&A technology integration.
Rival Slack cries foul as Microsoft uses its market dominance to drive out competition. But tangling with EU regulators has cost Microsoft $2bn in recent fines
Research from AI policy network Appraise reveals that fewer than one in 10 MPs believe existing regulators have the necessary skills or expertise to regulate AI
Creatives are worried about being thrown out of a job by generative AI, while artificial intelligence developers leave themselves open to copyright infringement claims by training their AI on unlicensed material. Rachel Alexander explains
Sometimes, the relationship with your managed service provider (MSP) may not work out long-term. Here are five signs of an underperforming partnership, and how to overcome them
As local leaders from urban areas worldwide race to support growing populations and tackle climate change, connected data will be key to their success, says Lisa Wee, global head of sustainability of AVEVA
Korally Mandimby, founder of Ki Reply, spoke with Information Age about the rising presence of AI in software development, and how businesses can future-proof projects.
The 2023 State of Software Security report from application security firm Veracode reveals 74.1 per cent of applications to have had flaws discovered in the past year
In the aim to bolster observability capabilities, the agreed acquisition of Splunk by Cisco comes in response to increasing AI presence across business
Innovation centre Plexal, alongside the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has announced the third iteration of its accelerator scheme for UK start-ups
The new global Generative AI Accelerator initiative from Amazon Web Services (AWS) invites 10 startups to scale and grow operations involving the technology
Thousands more staff cuts are expected to be actioned by Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg, as Facebook and Instagram's parent company looks to continue decreasing costs