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Canon has unveiled its new Colorado XL series of large format plotters, entering the 3.2 metre wide print market. The move represents a strategic expansion of the company’s portfolio, taking its flagship UVgel technology into the segment that supports the largest graphic formats. Available in roll-to-roll and hybrid
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A new, unconventional idea is maturing in Washington. Donald Trump’ s administration is considering making tariffs on imported electronics dependent on the value of the semiconductors they contain. It’s a radical move to force companies to move production to the US, but its side effect could be to increase
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DevOps has revolutionised the way companies develop and deploy applications. Automation, CI/CD and a culture of collaboration have helped speed up development cycles and reduce the risk of software bugs. However, overshadowed by this progress is the area that still causes teams the most problems – databases. Despite the proliferation
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Generative artificial intelligence is entering business faster than many executives expected. According to the survey, more than 80% of companies are planning to implement new AI features in the next three years. Chatbots serving customers, assistants supporting developers, document analysis tools – in many organisations, these solutions are already in pilot
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President Donald Trump has publicly called on Microsoft to fire Lisa Monaco, its new head of global affairs, putting the tech giant in an extremely difficult position. The attack on the former Democratic administration official is another example of the White House’s increasing pressure on US corporations and is
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Google and Amazon-backed startup Anthropic, creator of Claude language models, has announced plans for aggressive international expansion. Responding to growing demand from outside the US, the company intends to triple the number of employees in global markets and expand its core AI development team fivefold later this year. This is
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This week, China is launching a new visa programme, labelled the K visa, at a strategic moment when the US is tightening its immigration policy for professionals. The step is seen as a deliberate attempt to tip the scales in the geopolitical competition for global tech talent and reinforce China
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A fire at a key government data centre in Daejeon has partially paralysed digital public services in South Korea, one of the world’s most computerised countries. The incident highlighted fundamental gaps in the government’s business continuity and disaster recovery strategy. By Monday, only a few dozen of the
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The US National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) has unexpectedly dropped much of the charges in the case it brought against Apple earlier this year. The decision is a significant relief for the tech giant, especially as it takes the spectre of legal liability away from the CEO himself, Tim Cook.
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Today’s data centre has ceased to be just a back-office IT facility; it has become an engine that drives innovation. The explosion of data, driven largely by generative artificial intelligence, is forcing a fundamental re-evaluation of the storage infrastructure. In 2025, choosing a vendor is a strategic decision beyond
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At the end of August, a faulty system update at PayPal paralysed a key part of Europe’s payment infrastructure for several days. The failure of the internal fraud detection system led to banks preemptively blocking transactions worth billions of euros. The incident, although temporary, is a stark reminder of
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Each of us is the curator of our own permanent exhibition. Every post, comment, search or even like is another exhibit that makes up the complex picture of our digital identity. It is no longer a virtual appendage, but a fundamental aspect of professional and private life that, in 2025,