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Does your ageing laptop need a boost? We look at the software tweaks and hardware upgrades that will give your computer a new lease of life

Does your ageing laptop need a boost? We look at the software tweaks and hardware upgrades that will give your computer a new lease of life

We speak to the companies that help to make remote working a reality

Find out everything you need to know about SAP's in-memory database platform

Follow these steps to erase your Facebook page if it's a duplicate, out of date or inaccessible

We take a look at Google's open source coding project, and the platforms it has inspired

Private-browsing capabilities are baked into the internet browsers you use everyday. Here's why it's important

The government needs to reinstate schemes to get laptops to low-income households

How the merger of development and operations could help your business

We explain the different categories of cache memory and how it differs from RAM

Everything you need to know about the controversial copyright directive

Tempted by new technology? We explore the tricky question of when it makes sense to invest – and when it’s wiser not to

A unique form of hybrid cloud deployment is helping organisations tackle sporadic workloads

Fintech, AI, robotic arms, and a Gmail plugin make up IT Pro's list of small businesses to watch

This software development method focuses on flexibility - but how does it work?

We explain what DNS is, how it works, and how outages can be avoided

Is reputational damage from a data breach really worth worrying about?

Your business can gain valuable insights by letting AI analytics loose on your emails and documents

Now that quantum computing is no longer just an experimental theory, it’s time to think about how your company can take advantage of the possibilities

If you can't quite bear to let Microsoft's recently retired operating system go, Ubuntu Linux can be fashioned into a suitable substitute

The lack of sufficient advice has opened the door for third-party tech firms to normalise massive-scale data harvesting

Have you ever wondered how your email gets to its recipient?

Monitors, speakers and printers all count as output devices, receiving data from your computer

If you've rooted your Android device, here’s how to get everything back to normal