OpenAI reinstates sacked boss in dramatic U-turn
The company behind headline-grabbing AI bot ChatGPT has sacked and then reinstated its CEO, all in the space of just five days.
Technology’s hidden stressors identified
By M2 Computing on November 24, 2023 in Blog, General, Mobile devices, Productivity, Social networking
There’s no doubting that technology has made life easier and allowed us to be more connected than ever before.
Government pledges support for £1bn cyber centre
Plans to build a new cyber centre in Cheltenham have taken a huge step forward after the government provisionally committed to providing £20 million for the first phase.
New Teams app helps you organise meetings
By M2 Computing on November 15, 2023 in Blog, Microsoft, Product releases, Productivity, Remote working
Microsoft has released a new app for Teams that could make meetings more effective and streamline post-call catch-ups.
Supercomputer ten times faster than the UK’s current best set for development
The UK government has pledged £225 million to develop a supercomputer that could be ten times more powerful than the country’s current fastest.
Intel has the inside track on Windows “refresh”
Chip manufacturer Intel appears to have lived up to its name, with a company chief suggesting he’s aware of a top-secret Windows update coming next year.
Zoom unveils host of new tools aimed at hybrid working
Communications platform Zoom has used its latest conference to announce a suite of new updates that put the company’s focus firmly on those using hybrid working practices.
Passkeys become default as Google seeks to kill the password
Google has established passkeys as the default method for logging into accounts – in a bid to kill off old-fashioned passwords for good.
Ransomware can take hold in just a matter of hours
The length of time it takes hackers to infect a system with ransomware has fallen significantly in recent years – dropping fivefold in just 48 months.
Channels versus Teams: What’s the difference?
What’s the difference between a Team and a Channel? It’s not the start of a dreadful joke, but a genuine question that has puzzled many users of MS Teams since it became the de facto business collaboration tool post-pandemic.
