Cliff Saran is the Managing Editor at Computer Weekly. He focuses on a range of topics within the tech industry, including artificial intelligence, software development, and cloud computing, while also addressing themes related to workforce dynamics and energy sectors. Cliff's insights and expertise have been featured in Knowledia, TechTarget, and ComputerWeekly.com.
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The energy regulator wants to fast-track viable projects and deter speculative project that request grid connectivity
The regulator is looking at whether the Personal and Family Microsoft 365 subscription lured people into a premium Copilot subscription on renewal.
While it builds out its own AI infrastructure, Meta appears to be considering a new revenue stream, as a provider of processing power.
By: Cliff Saran
With delays in GPU orders, Microsoft has focused on getting its AI chips installed in Azure datacentres more quickly
Cyber security experts assess the impact of Claud Mythos Preview and how IT teams and cyber security tools address the threat
Grok’s design and training allows it to generate harmful sexualised content, according to the policy file in its GitHub repository
DeepSeek has done it again, usurping US AI power when it comes to cost by demonstrating that artificial intelligence can be done on the cheap.
Legal firms have been invited to participate in the new Legal Services AI Growth Lab to reduce barriers to artificial intelligence in legal services.
Anyone considering what guide rails need to be in place to protect us from rogue AI behaviour, need to read Anthropic’s postmortem of the latest security breach. Three models undergoing ...
The chair of the science, technology and innovation committee says digital twins of people should be covered by data protection law
