Spending on data centre systems expected to boom this year
Worldwide IT spending will total $5.26 trillion in 2024, an increase of 7.5% from 2023, according to new forecast by
The gender gap in in power and politics
More people than ever are going to polls in 2024. A hope is that this will contribute to closing of
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Women’s sport is registering record audiences across a wide range of sports according to the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). With
Paris Games leading to boom in cybersecurity spending
Unprecedented level of threats will be launched during the Paris Olympic Games that open later this month. There will be
Gaming time is declining worldwide
Gaming is a globally established online entertainment with 80% of consumers playing video games and 85% engaging with games in
Lack of funding forcing Girls in Tech to close after 17 years
US-based non-profit organisation Girls in Tech is closing after 17 years. Founder and CEO Adriana Gascoigne told US media that
AI for customer support is a priority but clients don’t like it
Customer support is one business area where companies plan to use generative artificial intelligence. Problem is that a majority of
Record audiences for women sports but gender gaps persist
Women’s sport is registering record audiences across a wide range of sports according to the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). With
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Creating expectation of violence breaking out in Paris during the Olympic Games is a focus for Russian disinformation campaigns. French
More firms think AI use will be positive and not negative for jobs
Over 40% of firms expect that using AI will have a positive impact on turnover, profits, training and resilience. About