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Microsoft Is Giving The OneDrive App On Windows A Major AI-Themed Makeover

Microsoft is planning some big changes for how you interact with OneDrive, Window’s built-in cloud backup system.  The company has been pushing OneDrive more and more with its various subscription plans — even offering a free way for OneDrive users on Windows 10 to keep using the dying operating system after it’s official end of…

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The UK’s National Data Strategy must evolve to unlock AI in the public sector

In August this year, the Department for Business & Trade published an evaluation of its trial of Microsoft’s M365 Copilot tool. The report found that while employees saved time using the technology, these gains did not translate into greater productivity. For many in the public sector, this result may feel familiar. Artificial intelligence (AI) pilots…

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What Is Windows Runtime Broker? Here’s Why It’s Spiking Your CPU Usage

Ham patipak/Shutterstock If you’re experiencing a laggy, slow, or unresponsive PC, the Task Manager is often your first step to identifying the culprit. Typically, you’ll find a popular app like Chrome causing a memory spike because a particular tab or window is creating problems. At other times, you may find a process called the Runtime…

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Enterprise software sales through cloud hyperscale marketplaces set to hit $163bn by 2030

Sales of enterprise software through hyperscale cloud marketplaces hosted by the likes of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft and Google are expected to top $163bn by 2030, having hit $30bn in 2024. According to research from IT market watcher Omdia, the rise in sales can be attributed to increasing enterprise use of hyperscale cloud procurement…

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Google Hates Patents… But Collects 1,800 New Patents This Year Alone

Despite publicly belittling software patents and lobbying for patent reform that would make it difficult for companies to use such patents in patent-based lawsuits, Google is building an impressive arsenal of patents of its own at a much faster rate than in previous years. While the move may be perceived as an attempt to defend its…

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Zoom includes AI at no extra cost to crack enterprise adoption puzzle

Zoom has thrown down the gauntlet in the enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) race, with the announcement that AI Companion 3.0 will be available at no additional cost to all paid users.   The strategy involves agentic AI capabilities designed to transform workplace collaboration – yet fundamental questions remain about whether Zoom is betting on the right…

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Netherlands establishes cyber resilience network to strengthen public-private digital defence

The Netherlands has launched a Cyber Resilience Network, a public-private partnership aimed at fundamentally overhauling the nation’s approach to digital defence.   The initiative, detailed in a comprehensive building plan from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC-NL), aims to connect over 1,152 organisations in a collaborative framework that extends far beyond simple information sharing to include…

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Perplexity’s Comet AI Browser Is Available To Everyone, But Should You Download It?

When Perplexity first launched its Comet AI browser in July, we warned that users might want to steer clear. But a lot can change in a few months, and since July, Perplexity has been improving its browser, even offering an option for people to skip the waitlist and get access to its Pro subscription free…

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Will AI Actually Start Taking Jobs? Here’s What We Know

vesperstock/Shutterstock Artificial Intelligence (AI) has seen an overwhelming boom in recent years, often with public backlash following. Software using AI claims to have human-like intelligence, and companies are scrambling to jump on board this new technology. Microsoft is pushing its AI Copilot into multiple aspects of its new Windows 11. Google’s AI Overviews for search…

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AI infrastructure provider Nscale secures $1.1bn in series B funding

Artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure provider Nscale has secured $1.1bn in series B funding, a week after it was announced the firm would be working with the UK government to deploy the UK’s largest graphics processing unit (GPU) cluster. The company claims it is the largest Series B funding round ever secured in the UK and…

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