The cloud isn’t new, but the way enterprises use it keeps evolving. AI workloads, new platform services, and tighter governance mean teams can’t rely on outdated knowledge. The real issue isn’t ignorance but drift. Assumptions once valid are now proven wrong through outages, security rework, or surprise bills. That’s why free, on-demand courses have become

Desktop as a Service (DaaS) has made some radical strides and improvements in recent years, making it a more compelling alternative to Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) — and to traditional PC deployment and management. DaaS is a cloud-based offering where a provider hosts virtual desktops and streams them over the internet to users’ devices, delivering

Over time on Windows systems, it’s inevitable that old device drivers get supplanted by new ones. Even on systems where drivers aren’t rigorously maintained, Windows Update will typically update at least a dozen drivers annually. Those who pursue driver currency more vigorously may also use tools like the Intel Driver & Support Assistant (DSA), the

Google is looking to expand Chrome’s role in enterprise productivity with a new auto-browse feature built on its Gemini 3 model that it says can navigate websites, gather information, and process it, reducing manual data entry and repetitive clicks in professional workflows. The feature is available in preview to paying AI Pro and Ultra subscribers

Apple overnight updated the Apple Platform Security guide, its Bible for everyone involved in Apple security. The new edition confirms that M5 Macs now benefit from rock solid protection that should protect them against some of the most sophisticated attacks.  The guide confirms that Memory Integrity Enforcement (MIE) is now available for M5 Macs, as well as

Microsoft has for the first time reported Microsoft 365 Copilot adoption stats, boasting this week of 15 million paid seats (individual user licenses). There are “multiples more enterprise chat users” Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said during the company’s earnings call Wednesday — a reference to Copilot Chat, a simplified version of the AI assistant available

Brotli is one of the most widely used but least-known compression formats ever devised, long incorporated into all major browsers and web content delivery networks (CDNs). Despite that, it isn’t yet used in the creation and display of PDF documents, which since version 1.2 in 1996 have relied on the FlateDecode filter also used to

Findings from a new study by Epoch AI, a non-profit research institute, appear to poke major holes in the notion that AI firms, and specifically OpenAI, will eventually become profitable. The research paper  written by Jaime Sevilla, Hannah Petrovic and Anson Ho, suggests that while running an AI model may generate enough revenue to cover

For decades, we’ve all been paying attention to the attention economy.  That economic concept and business model sees online content as an unlimited resource. Its consumption is limited only by people’s mental capacity, implying a global contest for the finite and valuable resource of human attention.  The attention economy idea explains why companies like Meta

New research from Accenture has discovered insurance executives are planning on increased investment into AI during 2026 despite a widening skills gap in insurance organisations. Surveying 3,650 C-suite leaders over 20 industries and 20 countries, the Pulse of Change poll revealed 90% of the 218 senior insurance executives intend to spend more on AI over