Azra Dajic, Director at CGI, has been named one of Ledarna’s “Future Female Leaders 2026”. For her, the recognition is proof of hard work — and a sign that broader perspectives and diverse experiences are increasingly valued in today’s leadership. It is important to me that future generations see that leadership does not come from … Read more

Samsung outlines how operators can make existing software infrastructures AI-ready, minimising the need for new hardware and lowering costs. Operators that adopted virtualisation early are already reaping operational savings and possess infrastructure capable of handling AI workloads today without a wholesale redesign. By layering automation and observability on top of virtualised platforms, networks can feed … Read more

NinjaOne MSP conference marks an important milestone for NinjaOne as the company launches its first dedicated conference for the global MSP market. MSP NXT will take place October 27–29, 2026 at Marriott Austin Downtown and is set to become a central gathering where MSP leaders and technicians meet to drive growth, build skills and forge … Read more

By Dr Lin Sun, Beijing Correspondent Despite scrutiny from the US Congress and concerns about potential state-sponsored espionage involving Chinese technology companies, Huawei continues to advance rapidly on the global stage. Earlier this year the US government blocked a Huawei bid for a national LTE project citing security concerns—one of several obstacles in the company’s … Read more

Stalled companies that struggle to harness the power of AI, employees introducing AI tools without IT’s knowledge, and a strong emphasis on data sovereignty for both infrastructure and container usage. These are the headline findings from Nutanix’s new Enterprise Cloud Index (ECI) report. “Many organizations find it difficult to carry out AI projects when increased … Read more

Mike Burgess, Director General of Security at Australia’s Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), has warned about the growing risk of sabotage aimed at the nation’s critical infrastructure. Speaking at ASIO’s annual threat assessment, Burgess highlighted the steady efforts by hostile actors to exploit weaknesses in digital and physical systems, and the particular danger posed when essential … Read more

Ministers have reached an agreement with the Church of England to permit the installation of mobile phone masts on the tall spires of rural churches. Digital Secretary Matt Hancock explained the purpose of the deal: “Churches are central features and valued assets for local communities across the country. This agreement with the Church of England … Read more

(Image Credit: Raphaël Chekroun) Vodafone is urging London’s boroughs to allow access to the rooftops of around 1,000 buildings so the company can install additional antennas to strengthen 4G coverage for mobile broadband and voice services. Londoners use roughly 90 terabytes of mobile data every day, but the capital still trails many major cities in … Read more

Pax8 named strategic AI partner in a UK government programme aimed at boosting AI skills for ten million workers by 2030. Pax8, the leading marketplace for cloud commerce, has been selected as a strategic partner in the UK government’s national AI skills initiative. Led by the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), the programme … Read more

When I attended the SDP Summit last week, I joined the WebRTC workshop. WebRTC is a promising HTML5 standard that enables real-time multimedia communication directly in web browsers. In this article I provide a clear technical introduction to WebRTC, explain its disruptive potential across the communications industry, and discuss what those changes could mean for … Read more