Opinion
Java isn't even slightly dead and here's why...
Java isn't even slightly dead and here's why...
When the entire Java ecosystem is a first class system on Microsoft’s cloud, you know the language is sticking around...
30 Aug 2021
Tax the tech giants, not the consumer
Tax the tech giants, not the consumer
Raising money for the arts through gadget sales is a good idea, but the burden shouldn't land on a beleaguered public
1 Jul 2021
View from the Airport: Appian World 2021
View from the Airport: Appian World 2021
Even in the virtual world, a return to reality is starting to take shape
12 May 2021
View from the Airport: Dell Technologies World 2021
View from the Airport: Dell Technologies World 2021
Project Apex takes centre stage at Dell’s second virtual conference
11 May 2021
Security professionals need to become wellness experts
Security professionals need to become wellness experts
Want to boost your defences? Take some inspiration from health gurus
17 Mar 2021
International Women’s Day: Where now for women in tech?
International Women’s Day: Where now for women in tech?
Women have a long history of making strides in technology, yet recognition – and fair treatment – remain elusive
8 Mar 2021
I went shopping at Amazon’s till-less supermarket so that you don’t have to
I went shopping at Amazon’s till-less supermarket so that you don’t have to
Are the Fresh automated stores another big-tech gimmick, or the future of grocery shopping?
5 Mar 2021
Don’t listen to Martin Scorsese, the Netflix algorithm is your friend
Don’t listen to Martin Scorsese, the Netflix algorithm is your friend
While we can’t dispute his stance on the ‘art of cinema’, Scorsese’s criticism of AI is muddled
19 Feb 2021
If employees are to work from home then the office network must move with them
If employees are to work from home then the office network must move with them
The 'new normal' doesn't mean we can forget traditional infrastructure needs
16 Feb 2021
It’s time to give edge computing some space
It’s time to give edge computing some space
There’s no time for latency if we’re going to colonise the stars
12 Feb 2021
Managing a late migration
Managing a late migration
When it comes to moving from Windows 7 to Windows 10, it's better late than never
11 Feb 2021
Why I need a gaming monitor for work
Why I need a gaming monitor for work
We’ve done the hard work of convincing your boss, so you don’t have to
5 Feb 2021
Tweet of the Living Dead
Tweet of the Living Dead
Digital transformation of the undead could come back to bite the tech industry
2 Feb 2021
The fate of Parler exposes the reality of deregulated social media
The fate of Parler exposes the reality of deregulated social media
Critics of Section 230 may want to be careful what they wish for…
14 Jan 2021
Can Pat Gelsinger get Intel back on track?
Can Pat Gelsinger get Intel back on track?
After more than a decade away, the chipmaker’s prodigal son has finally returned
13 Jan 2021
IT Pro’s 2021 predictions
IT Pro’s 2021 predictions
After a tumultuous year, what will the next 12 months hold for the tech industry?
1 Jan 2021
Saying goodbye to 2020
Saying goodbye to 2020
The IT Pro team reflects on a year that taught us the true meaning of "disruption"
25 Dec 2020
Why can’t tech firms decide on working from home strategies?
Why can’t tech firms decide on working from home strategies?
You’d have thought companies that peddle digital transformation would have more conviction in it
15 Dec 2020
Broadband backup isn’t fit for business
Broadband backup isn’t fit for business
Domestic web connections aren’t built for a nation of homeworkers
21 Nov 2020
Trump's election defeat isn't going to get Huawei back in the UK
Trump's election defeat isn't going to get Huawei back in the UK
The UK's decision to drop the Chinese firm from 5G networks was largely based on its competence
17 Nov 2020
Why we should all embrace procrastination
Why we should all embrace procrastination
Don’t feel guilty for taking time to experiment with your tools
13 Nov 2020
It's too late to let slip the robodogs of war now we have ransomware
It's too late to let slip the robodogs of war now we have ransomware
Why bother with killer robots when one dodgy email attachment can shutdown whole organisations?
10 Nov 2020
What remote working lessons can we learn from the first lockdown?
What remote working lessons can we learn from the first lockdown?
Get dressed, take breaks and look out for phishing emails - IT Pro’s expert advice for surviving the second lockdown
5 Nov 2020