‘Samsung’s first true PCIe 5.0 drive is the best there is:’ 2TB 9100 Pro SSD gets a huge price cut at Amazon
‘Samsung’s first true PCIe 5.0 drive is the best there is:’ 2TB 9100 Pro SSD gets a huge price cut at Amazon

The 2TB Samsung 9100 Pro delivers some of the fastest read and write speeds available from any consumer PCIe 5.0 SSD, and Amazon just cut the price.

China warns users of alleged ‘security backdoor vulnerabilities’ in Anthropic’s Claude Code, tells users to uninstall for sfaety reasons
China warns users of alleged ‘security backdoor vulnerabilities’ in Anthropic’s Claude Code, tells users to uninstall for sfaety reasons

China has accused Claude Code of spying on enterprises and tracking user locations – Anthropic asserts it’s a security necessity.

The AI security paradox: Why are organizations trusting what they can’t fully see?

Businesses are racing to adopt and operationalize AI, but many are deploying the technology faster than they can govern it.

AI work slop: What is it & how can UK businesses protect themselves?

This article explores the impact of AI work slop on UK businesses and how it can be prevented.

Shadow AI is creeping in to healthcare – leaders need to recognize the risk before it’s too late

While AI is useful, unauthorized tools pose a risk to patient care.

Don’t buy a new work PC right now — memory crunch and price rises lead to global shipments falling for the first time in two years
Don’t buy a new work PC right now — memory crunch and price rises lead to global shipments falling for the first time in two years

Global PC shipments are down as memory price hikes affect manufacturers globally – Apple even uncharacteristically rose prices mid-term.

AI agents aren’t the end of SaaS – they’re driving its next phase of growth

AI agents won’t replace SaaS, they’ll fuel its evolution into the enterprise execution layer.

Microsoft is moving to annual price adjustments for its commercial cloud services — could more bill shock be on the way?
Microsoft is moving to annual price adjustments for its commercial cloud services — could more bill shock be on the way?

Microsoft wants to provide greater billing certainty by reviewing foreign exchange rates once per year, not twice.