‘This activity appears to be part of a broader issue’: education company McGraw Hill becomes latest to see its Salesforce data hacked

ShinyHunters strikes again, claiming to have stolen plenty of personally identifiable information.

Looking for a new PC? Now might be great time to upgrade, as Gartner figures claim shipments are rising — while demand is falling

PC shipments rose 4%, but companies are probably just stockpiling ahead of even more projected price hikes.

The new engineering playbook: how AI design copilots are reshaping product development

Learn how AI design copilots are redefining engineering speed, creativity, and system-level innovation.

‘We have no interest in patient data in the UK’: Palantir UK head defends record as criticisms rise

Palantir’s UK boss says the company has “no interest” in actual data, likening the company to Microsoft.

Europe wants tech sovereignty but is this realistic?

Geopolitics drives Europe toward tech control, yet costs, complexity, and entrenched providers hinder meaningful autonomy.

Enterprise AI governance cannot live in a prompt. So where is the safety net?

Most enterprises think a prompt is enough to keep their AI agents in check. It is not, and the gap between prompt-level instructions and platform-level governance is where things go wrong.

Why 2026 is the year of flexibility without friction: solving the multi-platform crisis

Why seamless, platform-agnostic meeting rooms are the key to frictionless hybrid work in 2026.