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AI is dominating enterprise conversations, but Bryan Glick, Editor-in-Chief at Computer Weekly, thinks many businesses still do not know what they actually want it to do. Speaking to UC Today at UCX Manchester, Glick argued that AI belongs in a longer chain of post-internet technologies such as cloud and big data. Each wave builds on […]

For over a decade, monday.com has helped teams track work. Today, it wants to do the work itself. The company has announced the most significant change in its eleven-year history: a full platform rebuild centred on native AI agents that plan, coordinate, and execute tasks alongside human teams. It is a bold repositioning for a […]

The Federal Trade Commission and Media Matters agreed to a settlement and the lawsuit was dismissed this week.

The highly requested update will offer social media managers new options in terms of integrating messages into their workflows.

Trebuchet announces a new game, new name, and discounts on Prison Boss Prohibition-related games.

The award-winning VR sandbox FPS Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades is gettin a sequel, and as well as SteamVR, it’s coming to Quest 3 standalone.

The Expedition 74 crew spent the majority of their time maintaining science hardware and life support systems on Wednesday. The orbital residents aboard the International Space Station also pursued cardiovascular research, conducted a vision test, and performed other experiments throughout the day. NASA’s Spot the Station website finally got an upgrade! You can find International […]

Health monitoring, spacesuit checks, and preparations for an upcoming cargo mission kept the Expedition 74 crew busy on Tuesday. The International Space Station residents rounded out the day with a variety of maintenance on science hardware and life support equipment.

Every few centuries, changes in how information moves reshape how societies govern themselves. The printing press spread vernacular literacy, helping give rise to the Reformation and, eventually, representative government. The telegraph made it possible to administer vast nations like the US, accelerating the growth of the modern bureaucratic state. Broadcast media created shared national audiences,…

Javed Khan knows the codec business from the inside. Before joining Neat as CEO in March, he ran Cisco Collaboration as SVP and General Manager, overseeing a multi-billion-dollar portfolio that included its room device line. Neat’s co-founder and CTO, Ivar Johnsrud, was one of the engineers behind the Tandberg C90, later the Cisco C90, still […]

You are in a meeting. Your phone rings. Copilot answers it, works out what the caller wants, decides whether it is urgent enough to interrupt you, and either puts them through or books them in for later. That is what Microsoft has just switched on. Included in the company’s April 2026 Teams update, published on […]

The move comes in response to proposed state regulatory measures designed to protect minors from accessing harmful content within the company’s apps.

Topic summaries are determined by artificial intelligence, with the app’s team providing oversight to avoid violating community guidelines.

May the Force be with you! Today is an exciting day for the XR community because it’s the day when the first Steam Hardware piece is being launched. It’s good to have such excitement because it’s not a positive period overall for immersive technology, with negative news coming every week. And this week, unfortunately, has […]

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But it probably won’t be very much.