Craig Hale

eBay will give 10,000 UK SMBs AI training and guidance, OpenAI throws in ChatGPT Enterprise for free.

Many UK businesses are now worrying about storing their data in the US, but they lack full visibility.

Asahi’s Japanese operations have been hit by a cyberattack, but global operations continue.

Vibe coding is already changing the world, now Microsoft wants to expand to other types of work.

Users can now buy from Etsy directly through ChatGPT – other merchants and regions to be supported soon.

Lufthansa Group wants to streamline operations across its airlines and cut headcount accordingly.

Microsoft Edge update will check for malicious sideloaded extensions.

A lack of talent, resources and budget are preventing companies from being able to handle cyberattacks.

South Korean government services are still disrupted after a day-long battery fire in its data center.

Atlassian report shows how AI is affecting workers and companies – and it’s not all good news.

Gemini is finally starting to show its usefulness by diving deep into your formulas, and we love it.

Dell’s Pro Plus Earbuds are priced to match the AirPods Pro 3, but they’re designed for hybrid workers.

One year ago Google Cloud complained about Microsoft - and now it’s reminding us of that.

Intel also reportedly approached TSMC and Apple for investment.

Hybrid working isn’t enough – many workers want to “microshift” or cut a day off entirely.

Some Microsoft Copilot functionalities can now use Claude models alongside those from OpenAI.

SAP and Microsoft will host a dedicated Germany-only version of OpenAI for the public sector.

The UK needs to upgrade from analog, PSTN and 2G networks to something quicker and more reliable, survey warns.

Criminals are using deepfakes to trick victims before moving back to traditional scamming channels.

Developers spend a median two hours every day using AI to boost productivity and output.

Figma is expanding its MCP server to help your projects share even more context.

Tech giants team up together to improve agentic AI’s access to data.

Perplexity’s Email Assistant is only available for Perplexity Max customers, who pay $200/month.