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When stability became strategy: the post-upgrade enterprise

Vendors set deadlines, analysts warn of falling behind, and the rhetoric is relentless – much of it built on a misconception about what security and compliance actually require.

'The coming months are critical' — dev confirms Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy's release is 'almost here'

'The coming months are critical' — dev confirms Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy's release is 'almost here'

Asobo Studio has provided a development update on Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, suggesting the game is months away from launch.

Top tech of the month: the best new gadgets we've tested for May 2026

Top tech of the month: the best new gadgets we've tested for May 2026

Including a 'fantastic' OLED TV, and some five-star speakers that are 'crystal clear, fathoms deep and sound at least twice their size'.

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'Most AI in hiring today is making a bad system worse': Candidates are hitting back at employers using AI interviews - with many prepared to walk out

Nearly half of job seekers have now been interviewed by an AI - so how do we fight back?

We need a cybersecurity curriculum taught by hackers

The cybersecurity industry has spent years talking about a talent and skills shortage. Turns out the talent and skills exist. It's just being recruited by the other side.

'Organizations need to stop workarounds and regain control': Report finds many firms don't know what their workers are sharing with AI tools

Workers are using unapproved AI, while AI agents amplify visibility issues by accessing and sharing the wrong data.

Cyber Essentials update could put your public sector contracts at risk

What is Cyber Essentials and why being unprepared for the April update could put your public sector contracts at risk.

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The rising cost of technical debt in IT service management

The rising cost of technical debt in IT service management

How technical debt quietly slows ITSM platforms and why governance determines innovation success.

007 First Light lets players blast enemies with a watch laser, shoot darts from a spy phone, and more — 'Pretty much all of our gadgets are usable in combat' developer says

007 First Light lets players blast enemies with a watch laser, shoot darts from a spy phone, and more — 'Pretty much all of our gadgets are usable in combat' developer says

The 007 First Light senior combat designer explains how gadgets can be used in combat.

Encryption breaking technology is now 20x cheaper and CEOs should be very worried

Encryption breaking technology is now 20x cheaper and CEOs should be very worried

Most organizations still talk about post-quantum migration as though it were a normal upgrade cycle. It is not.

'Zombie Tech continues to haunt UK networks': Decade-old vulnerabilities fuel 67 million attacks, exposing outdated, insecure systems across organisations nationwide

'Zombie Tech continues to haunt UK networks': Decade-old vulnerabilities fuel 67 million attacks, exposing outdated, insecure systems across organisations nationwide

UK organisations still run decade-old vulnerable systems as attackers exploit them relentlessly, driving millions of attacks and increasing successful breaches nationwide.

I've made thousands of pizzas for slice-loving customers, and the Gozney Arc Lite is a near-perfect pizza oven for beginners

I've made thousands of pizzas for slice-loving customers, and the Gozney Arc Lite is a near-perfect pizza oven for beginners

This pizza expert says the Gozney Arc Lite is the best pizza oven for beginners.

'Nearly 80 times cheaper than lithium': China is working on ultra affordable iron battery that can run 16 years without degrading — using one of the most abundant elements on Earth to store power and a water-based electrolyte system that cannot explode

'Nearly 80 times cheaper than lithium': China is working on ultra affordable iron battery that can run 16 years without degrading — using one of the most abundant elements on Earth to store power and a water-based electrolyte system that cannot explode

New Chinese iron battery design could deliver decade-long lifespan while cutting reliance on expensive lithium.

'They're building each other': new 1X Neo robot video shows the humanoids assisting in the robot production process, just as all science fiction foretold

'They're building each other': new 1X Neo robot video shows the humanoids assisting in the robot production process, just as all science fiction foretold

1X releases new Neo Home Robot production video that puts the robots to work — building themselves.

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Quordle hints and answers for Friday, May 1 (game #1558)

Looking for Quordle clues? We can help. Plus get the answers to Quordle today and past solutions.

NYT Strands hints and answers for Friday, May 1 (game #789)

Looking for NYT Strands answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, including the spangram.

NYT Connections hints and answers for Friday, May 1 (game #1055)

Looking for NYT Connections answers and hints? Here's all you need to know to solve today's game, plus my commentary on the puzzles.

Google says it is ‘proud’ to serve the Pentagon – new DoD contract expansion says Gemini will only be used for ‘any lawful purpose’, but what happened to 'Don’t Be Evil'?

Google's contract with the Pentagon allows the DoD to use Gemini for 'any lawful purpose', and that is a big ethical concern.

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The first Tesla Semi finally rolls off the production line — 7 years after Elon Musk unveiled the long-haul EVs

It might be seven years later than planned, but the first Tesla Semi truck rolls off the mass production line

'It quickly becomes an efficient and economically feasible solution': This wild saltwater hack could make data centers cooler, cheaper, and unexpectedly water-positive

A salt-based cooling system captures waste heat from data centers to generate water, reduce energy use, and improve efficiency metrics.

'Nearly two-thirds of spam came from US-based infrastructure': Your free Gmail account could be helping criminals send 46% of all commercial spam while wearing down employees with email fatigue

Attackers exploit trusted email platforms, user fatigue, and legitimate infrastructure to bypass defenses, making phishing attacks more effective and harder to detect.

Clever Raspberry Pi hack gets Sony's PS5 controller working properly on a gaming PC over Bluetooth

This Raspberry Pi mod is a cheap and effective way to get Sony's DualSense controller working properly on a PC with a wireless connection.

Cezanne HR review

A flexible, mid-market HR platform that balances global features with UK-specific payroll.

Employment Hero review

Employment Hero packs HR, time tracking, payroll, and hiring into one platform built for SMBs.

Has smart home tech gone too far? This robot vacuum is also a closet — and four washer-dryers

This Dreame robot vacuum comes with four washer dryers — and a closet

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