How to embrace the spirit of ‘Tokenmaxxing’ without breaking the bank

The best approach to “toxenmaxxing” isn’t to blindly push for AI adoption.

UK government gives data centers the ability to skirt building regulations and local authority oversight by applying for fast-track ‘national importance’ status

By being approved as a project of ‘national significance’, new projects are able to avoid local building regulations and council oversight, receiving approval direct from Whitehall.

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Post-incident review should be set policy, not spread by ‘folklore’

In most organizations operational learning is still too informal and risky – spread by ‘folklore’.

AI fails without a strong operational, data, and ERP foundation

Most AI strategies won’t fail because of the models — they’ll fail because the foundation beneath them isn’t ready.

Ofcom dishes out £28 million fine to Virgin Media for allegedly preventing customers from cancelling their contracts — but it says that’s all in the past
 Ofcom dishes out £28 million fine to Virgin Media for allegedly preventing customers from cancelling their contracts — but it says that’s all in the past

Ofcom hits Virgin Media with a fine for making it difficult for millions of customers to cancel between 2022 and 2024.

Tomorrow’s AI networks need to adapt to stay ahead of the inference curve

Tomorrow’s AI services depend on networks built for massive inference growth.

The great data leakage problem

We know data is our most valuable asset, so we need to stop moving it to make use of it.

Bitdefender Identity Theft Protection review
 Bitdefender Identity Theft Protection review

In our Bitdefender Identity Theft Protection review, we thoroughly examine the pros and cons of the platform relative to other top identity theft protection services.

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The UK’s countryside could be filled with small nuclear reactors after billionaire announces £35bn new investment

Consortium led by industrialist Michał Sołowow unveils plan to build 14 small modular reactors across three British sites as part of a £35bn scheme.

DeepSeek accidentally built a working ransomware strain, experts note, ‘What we are witnessing is a fundamental shift in how novel cyber attacks are born’
 DeepSeek accidentally built a working ransomware strain, experts note, ‘What we are witnessing is a fundamental shift in how novel cyber attacks are born’

DeepSeek accidentally created a working browser ransomware technique targeting Android photos, Check Point Research found, without human guidance involved.

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