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How low code can give agentic AI guide rails for the enterprise

Low code is far from new and has struggled to gain widespread enterprise popularity. Yet the arrival and adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is not a threat to low code. The principles of low code are providing a safe harbour for enterprise AI development. “AI unleashed will destroy the software industry. Goodbye to SAP and…

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Amazon links planned mass layoff to AI

Amazon plans to lay off 14,000 employees amid an artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled cost-cutting drive. On 28 October 2025, Amazon’s senior vice-president of people, experience and technology Beth Galetti confirmed to employees that the e-commerce behemoth plans to axe 14,000 roles from its corporate workforce, something she specified has been prompted and enabled by the firm’s…

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Why Nvidia Discontinued The ‘Titan’ Graphics Card Line

gguy/Shutterstock Nvidia’s Titan graphics cards were an industry-lauded lineup that any PC gamer would be thrilled to have running alongside their CPU and other peripherals. Once hailed for extreme power and versatility, the Titan family brought near-GeForce-levels of performance to the table, on top of delivering chart-topping VRAM supplies that put the Titan on almost…

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Aston University partners Capgemini for AI centre of excellence

Aston University has opened a centre of excellence to bring together businesses, academia and policy-makers to support the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), working with French IT giant Capgemini to establish the Centre of Excellence for Enterprise AI at its campus in the City of London.   Professor Aleks Subic, vice-chancellor and CEO of Aston…

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Google Could Soon Launch Its Own Hypertension Feature To Keep Up With Apple Watch

Yasin Hasan/Shutterstock A new teardown of version 4.53 of the Fitbit app has uncovered code that suggests Google will follow in Apple’s footsteps with a built-in hypertension feature for the Pixel Watch. Apple isn’t the first company to offer such a feature on its smartwatch, though it is one of the first to do so…

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What UK CIOs get wrong about AI and cloud … and how to fix it

Over the past decade, UK organisations have made significant strides in modernising their technology estate. Often though, when it comes to cloud and AI, many organisations still fall into the same trap: chasing capability without clarity; or implementing technology without fully understanding the business problem it’s meant to tackle. As someone who works daily with…

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Chat Control: EU to decide on requirement for tech firms to scan encrypted messages

Law enforcement experts and policymakers are due to meet on 12 September to decide on proposals to require technology companies, such as Signal and WhatsApp, to scan all encrypted messages and communications before they are transmitted. The Danish presidency of the EU Council is pushing for a vote on the proposals, dubbed “Chat Control” –…

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Cloud block storage: Key benefits and use cases

Cloud block storage allows organisations to run applications that depend on high throughput and low latency in the cloud. The latest block storage offerings make use of the cloud’s advantages, without sacrificing performance. Such offerings allow customers to run applications in the cloud and use block storage there, such as proof-of-concept projects before they’re rolled…

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How AI can help to optimise supply chains under pressure

The flow and ebb of international supply chains is far from new, with the grand medieval churches of the Cotswolds partly paid for by wool exports to continental Europe, centuries before the area became famous for hosting US vice-presidents. Levels of imports and exports rose worldwide during the 19th century and into the 20th during…

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Interview: Holland & Barrett CDO preparing a Michelin star-worthy data strategy

Restaurants with three Michelin stars represent the pinnacle of fine dining.  In the UK, The Fat Duck by Heston Blumenthal, Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester, Core by Clare Smyth and The Waterside Inn in Bray are among the establishments in that illustrious bracket. And next up: the wellness products and services retailer, Holland & Barrett.…

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