New production lines show that demand for semiconductors isn’t going anywhere
British companies are investing millions of pounds into developing new semiconductors, with no sign that their usage will be slowing down any time soon.
Ransomware trends to watch out for in 2024
The cybercrime arms race is likely to continue apace throughout 2024, with criminals constantly improving their approaches and techniques to evade the law enforcers trying to take them down.
Simple tricks for quick wins in MS Excel
Was your new year’s resolution to get better at Microsoft Excel? Whilst it’s a powerful app capable of making difficult calculations and pulling together sprawling, multifaceted sheets on which countless businesses run their entire budgets, Excel can also be a quite daunting prospect – with seemingly impenetrable codes to master for the correct results.
Microsoft and Meta partnership brings Office to the virtual world
Microsoft users can now access Office apps through VR headsets, with the likes of Word and Excel having been made available on Meta’s Quest devices.
Five ways AI will impact business in 2024
If 2023 was the year that AI showed what it was capable of, 2024 will be when it becomes a fully-fledged part of everyday life.
Put down your mobile phone to have a restful Christmas
Even the biggest tech evangelists among us will admit the system isn’t perfect, and that technology’s influence on our lives has brought additional stresses (as well as all the myriad benefits).
10 important AI terms to learn
AI is here to stay – meaning you’re likely to be hearing a lot more about the technology over the coming months and years. So here are 10 AI-related terms you may not yet know, but which it may be worth getting familiar with.
Five top tech trends to look out for in 2024
With the emergence of AI and super-powerful new computers, the tech world could be in for a truly revolutionary year. The next 12 months could change the face of computing as we know it, and as such, world-renowned tech futurist Bernard Marr has outlined five trends that are most likely to impact our lives.
Using OneNote for note taking and task management
OneNote – part of the Microsoft 365 suite – is an excellent tool for taking notes and managing tasks. If you’ve previously relied on MS Word for note taking, it’s worth spending time getting familiar with OneNote as you may well find your digital notebooks are neater, more organised and easier to share.
Advanced search tips within Outlook
Christmas may be a busy time in the shops and on the roads, but for businesses it can provide some much-needed respite to do those housekeeping admin tasks that are invariably put off when deadlines for all the other tasks come in.
