User groups give SAP’s 50% Rise incentive the thumbs up
The German SAP user group DSAG (Deutschsprachige SAP-Anwendergruppe) has welcomed an incentive from SAP that gives businesses a 50% discount on moving to the Rise…
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Oracle to fine-tune AI for the enterprise
Oracle’s plans to strengthen its artificial intelligence (AI) offerings could just be one of many such announcements to come in the enterprise application space, but…
Quantum computing in 2024: What are the challenges?
Research looking at the development of quantum computing has found there has been continued investment in the technology, thanks in part to government initiatives. The…
How Simplyhealth is using Salesforce’s take on generative AI to boost email response times
Health and dental plan company Simplyhealth is using generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) technology to cut the time it takes to respond to customer emails. The…
Tech companies warn EU over encryption plans
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French TV giant sticks with Dell NAS for channel upgrade
It saved 42% in energy costs, 50% in datacentre rackspace and got 4.5PB where previously it had 3.5PB in its NAS storage hardware refresh. That’s…
Russian IT sector still under serious pressure
The IT sector of Russia continues to be under serious pressure from Western countries, with a significant expansion of sanctions in recent months. At…
Proposed changes to investment thresholds highlights lack of funding diversity
The concepts of technology startups and angel investment are often mentioned hand-in-hand, with the innovation landscape dominated by entrepreneurs pitching ideas on how to use…
What developers need to know about LLMs in the enterprise
Thanks to the availability of popular generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) software, such as Copilot in the Microsoft Office suite, almost anyone can start using public…
MP demands answers from government minister over second faulty Post Office IT system
The Post Office has said that it is serious in how it is taking reports of the persecution and prosecution of subpostmasters, using data from…
Lords question legality of police facial recognition
UK police are expanding their use of live facial recognition (LFR) technology without proper scrutiny or accountability, despite lacking a clear legal basis for their…
Bulk sender authentication: More vital than ever
By rolling out expanded guidelines for high-volume emailers effective 1 February, 2024, Google and Yahoo are targeting a crucial aspect of email security. Tighter protocols…