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The companies plan joint offerings to help customers move beyond limited trials, combining ServiceNow’s platform with LTM’s services and governance tools. LTM’s reported efficiency gains are projections, not independently verified results. LTM and ServiceNow plan to broaden their partnership around enterprise use of agentic artificial intelligence, aiming to help customers…
Broader product ranges, mixed-case orders and persistent labour shortages are pushing beverage distributors to use warehouse software to improve accuracy, safety and throughput. Beverage warehouse operators are under mounting pressure from a familiar mix of problems: more stock-keeping units, more mixed orders, tighter delivery expectations and a labour market that…
AI agents could take on repetitive investigations, shifting security teams towards incident ownership, SOC engineering and exposure management , while keeping human oversight essential. Artificial intelligence is beginning to reshape the security operations centre in ways that go well beyond faster alert handling. A sponsored summary of Gartner’s 2026 research…
From 1 November 2026, new and renewed Power Platform and Dynamics 365 licences will lose seeded AI Builder credits, pushing organisations towards Copilot Credits and a fresh look at costs. A recent guide to intelligent document processing may read like a buyer’s checklist, but for Microsoft administrators it highlights a…
Employee names, roles and photographs shared online can help criminals craft convincing impersonation attempts, with generative AI making personalised scams easier to produce at scale. Companies that publish staff names, job titles, photographs and internal details online may be handing criminals a ready-made toolkit, according to Anastasia Patrusheva of the…
Scaling AI takes more than a successful model: businesses must align data, workflows and oversight, then track whether deployment improves speed, accuracy and costs. Moving artificial intelligence from a successful proof of concept into day-to-day business use is often where the real difficulty begins. In an interview with Analytics Insight,…
A PYMNTS Intelligence survey found 59% of firms using at least three AI fraud tools said they stopped 90% or more of attempted fraud before losses, compared with 32% of businesses using no AI. Companies that use several artificial intelligence fraud tools appear far more likely to stop attempted theft…
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US communities grapple with rising costs and water stress from AI-driven data centre surge
By News RoomAs the US experiences an unprecedented boom in AI-focused data centres, local opposition grows over concerns of higher household bills and water shortages. Industry adaptations and regulatory responses aim to balance growth with sustainability, but the long-term impacts remain uncertain. Across the United States local opposition has crystallised around…
As organisations expand their hybrid and multi-cloud footprints through acquisitions and regional needs, industry experts emphasise the importance of centralised, automated DDI platforms to prevent fragmentation, improve visibility, and ensure operational resilience. Organisations rarely design a multi-cloud footprint from scratch; most arrive at it through acquisitions, regional needs or…
AI-driven network slicing gains momentum with autonomous orchestration for enterprise services
By News RoomEmerging AI-powered network slicing models enable dynamic, on-demand connectivity with autonomous orchestration and real-time monitoring, transforming how telcos and enterprises deliver latency-sensitive and bandwidth-intensive services, though regulatory and economic hurdles remain. Telecommunications and enterprise software are converging on a new model in which connectivity is bought and orchestrated on…
Ruth Porat of Alphabet highlights growing industry concerns over the US’s ability to meet the energy demands of the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence sector, prompting innovative and large-scale solutions to ensure reliable power supply. Ruth Porat, president and chief investment officer of Alphabet, warned on the sidelines of the…
US import ban on foreign routers risks global hardware fragmentation and rising consumer costs
By Gary FloodThe US Federal Communications Commission’s new restrictions on foreign-made networking equipment are prompting a shift towards fragmented markets, increased costs, and potential connectivity gaps worldwide, as manufacturers navigate security drives and reshoring pressures. A standard household Wi‑Fi box has been thrust into the centre of a widening contest over…
Europe’s cloud services sector is experiencing rapid growth driven by enterprise digitalisation, recovery in vertical markets like BFSI and healthcare, and strong regional investment in sovereign-cloud solutions, as local providers race to capitalise on regulatory and sustainability priorities. Europe’s cloud market is entering a phase of accelerated expansion as…
Driven by AI, 5G and immersive formats, mobile content market set for ‘transformative growth’
By News RoomThe mobile content sector is projected to reach over $1.6 trillion by 2030, propelled by advancements in AI, 5G, and immersive technologies, with tech giants shaping the evolving landscape amid regulatory and regional challenges. The mobile content sector is poised for rapid expansion over the remainder of the decade,…
AI-driven semiconductor market forecast signals shift towards decentralised intelligence in 2026
By News RoomBusiness Insights predicts that by 2026, the $975 billion semiconductor industry will be reshaped by AI demand, supply constraints, and technological innovations, heralding a decade of strategic shifts and regional realignments. Bussiness Insights has released what it calls a 2026 Global Semiconductor Strategic Outlook, asserting the market will reach…
Amid privacy debates and major hardware announcements, Google expands AI Personal Intelligence access
By Gary FloodThis week’s tech round-up highlights Google’s broad rollout of its Personal Intelligence feature, new connected fitness hardware from Decathlon, and advancements in Nvidia’s game rendering technology, amidst regulatory pushes and industry shifts. This week’s tech round-up was dominated by advances in AI, new consumer hardware and a string of…
Lockheed Martin’s 5G drone detection prototype leverages commercial infrastructure for enhanced airspace security
By News RoomLockheed Martin has demonstrated a prototype system that utilises existing 5G cellular networks to detect small unmanned aerial vehicles through RF environment monitoring, offering a potentially faster and cost-effective solution for airspace security. Lockheed Martin demonstrated a prototype system that leverages commercial 5G cellular infrastructure to detect small unmanned…
At MWC Barcelona, Huawei unveiled a comprehensive push to embed AI into enterprise networks and infrastructure through new software, hardware, and partnership strategies, aiming to shift AI from pilots to mainstream deployment. “Future growth will come from computing,” said Wu Hui of Huawei, as the company pressed its case…
The explosion in AI workloads is causing a global shortage of enterprise storage drives, pushing manufacturers to innovate with higher-density SSDs and advanced cooling solutions amid forecasts of sustained supply constraints until 2030. The same surge in demand for artificial intelligence that has raised alarms about shortages of high-bandwidth…
