July 2026

UK companies can seize £50bn prize by industrialising AI, claims Celonis

Process mining and intelligence software supplier Celonis has called on FTSE 100 companies to seize an opportunity to save a collective £4.4bn in economic value over three years by closing what it terms “execution gaps” in enterprise workflows. The supplier is making the claim today at its UK event, Process Intelligence Day: London. Basing its…

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Minimalist Phones Are Back In Style – Here’s Why

fizkes/Shutterstock Gen Z and Millennials can still remember a world before smartphones, and many of them (along with their older siblings, parents, and grandparents) yearn for the peace and quiet associated with a “dumber” world. For some people, complete abstinence is an ideal answer. For others, there’s a happy medium — reducing distraction without removing…

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Post Office delays signing Horizon software replacement contract

An extension to the standoff period means the Post Office and supplier OneView Commerce are yet to sign the contract that will see the latter’s software replace Horizon across the branch network. Meanwhile, the Post Office and Accenture have finalised the £322.8m agreement for Lot 1 of the Horizon replacement contract, which will see the…

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5 Reasons Why Your PC May Be Overheating

Harpshark/Shutterstock An overheating computer is not something to be taken lightly. Both the short- and long-term effects of your PC components reaching dangerous temperatures can be a massive pain to deal with. Momentary instances of overheating cause your PC to shut down in a bid to protect itself, which can be an inconvenience when you’re…

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Hostile states launched nearly 200 attacks on UK infrastructure in 12 months, says NCSC chief

The UK’s critical infrastructure has faced 200 cyber attacks, three-quarters of which were linked to hostile nation-state actors, in the past year, the head of GCHQ’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) said today.  Over the past year, hostile nation states were responsible for cyber attacks against critical national infrastructure (CNI) – which includes hospitals, electricity,…

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‘The $599 MacBook Neo was fun while it lasted’: Mac fans fear the worst for the cheapest model after Tim Cook warned about substantial price hikes for Apple products

Apple’s CEO has warned that “price increases are unavoidable” for its productsThat means more expensive Macs, iPhones and iPads for startersPrice hikes will likely be substantial, and there are concerns that product lines could be adjusted as seen recently with the Mac mini – is the entry-level MacBook Neo to suffer the same fate?CEO Tim…

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5 Of The Best Camera Lenses For Android Phones

Zapylaiev Kostiantyn/Shutterstock We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of the areas in which modern smartphones have improved significantly compared to the early days is photography. Most phones come equipped with multiple camera lenses for versatility, and the lenses have become larger and good enough to take decent pictures. The best camera…

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Chinese chip makers won’t rescue us from the RAM crisis after all, SSD expert hints — their memory chip strategy ‘is not the same as that of foreign memory suppliers’

Nelson Duann is a VP at Silicon Motion, a maker of SSD controllersIn an interview, Duann made it clear that the strategy of Chinese memory chip makers is different to foreign suppliersThey are obliged by the government to support the local market, and that could be bad news for theories about these chip makers helping…

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What frontier AI actually means for enterprise security

The “clear and present danger or hot air” framing surrounding Anthropic’s Claude Mythos frontier AI model sets up the wrong argument. What Mythos represents is a tempo shift in how vulnerabilities are found, chained, and exploited. Anthropic says Mythos can identify and exploit zero-days across major operating systems and browsers at a level serious enough…

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RAM is set to get even pricier? Yes — and way more expensive according to one expert, who I hope is very wrong

A memory expert has predicted big RAM price hikes this yearThey say we could see hikes of 40% to 50% in Q3, and further 30% to 40% rises in Q4They predict that 2027 is also going to be painful, with a 40% to 45% increase year-on-yearThere’s more fuel to the fire for the theory that…

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