How much are companies willing to spend to get workers back to the office? – Computerworld
Even so, you don’t have to go back more than two or three decades to a time when most journalists, even in large newsrooms, had their own offices. That’s how…
Apple Intelligence in Europe? You might be waiting for a while – Computerworld
The EU AI Pact is a voluntary pledge to develop safe, trusted AI. “Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a transformative technology with numerous beneficial effects. Yet, its advancement brings also potential risks,”…
Google brings Gemini AI assistant to Workspace business plans – Computerworld
At Google’s Gemini at Work event, the company unveiled a new security advisor for Workspace Business customers. It provides admins with recommendations around data security management, such as warnings about…
Google antitrust trial, two weeks in: What’s transpired so far
The US Department of Justice (DoJ) is set to wrap its case in the Google antitrust trial, after an eventful two weeks in the courtroom. The tech giant is accused…
Europe slams Apple with yet another iPhone demand – Computerworld
Europe’s bureaucrats continue to do their best to ensure Apple is forced to sell the world’s worst operating system, announcing plans to force Apple to open up its systems even more than…
Slack opens up to third-party AI ‘agents’ – Computerworld
The Slack AI search function gets an update, too; users can now surface results based on files uploaded or connected to a Slack workspace. Until now, Slack could only search…
September’s Patch Tuesday update fixes 4 zero-days – Computerworld
Windows Update and Installer. Windows Hyper-V. Windows Kernel and Graphics (GDI). Microsoft MSHTML and Mark of the Web. Remote Desktop (RDP) and TCP/IP subsystems. The real concern is that three…
How iOS 18 can help you at work
Beyond the Writing Tools coming in Apple Intelligence, significantly faster processors, and the luxurious look of the iPhone 16 Pro models, there was little of explicit interest for enterprise users at Apple’s…
ActiveX to be disabled in Office 2024 – Computerworld
When Microsoft Office 2024 launches in October, ActiveX will be turned off by default, according to Bleeping Computer. The change affects desktop versions of Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Visio, and will…
Qualcomm eyes pieces of Intel’s struggling chip business – Computerworld
This week, Intel launched its Lunar Lake chip, designed to power AI applications, as part of its push to regain a competitive edge. However, Intel outsourced significant portions of the…