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I am a highly experienced freelance journalist, editor, and content director.

I provide editorial, content, and research services, with an emphasis on technology and business.

Topics I've covered recently include, but aren't limited to, cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence and machine learning, software development, open source, DevOps and Kubernetes, and cybersecurity.

My editorial work has appeared in publications such as BBC Online, The Register, WTF is Cloud Native, The New Stack,…

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'Confused' AI strategy hurts firms and baffles staff

'Confused' AI strategy hurts firms and baffles staff

Some firms are putting pressure on staff to use AI, but have not thought through their AI rollout.

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If we can't kick the habit, how do we manage AI's energy needs? | Computer Weekly

If we can't kick the habit, how do we manage AI's energy needs? | Computer Weekly

One can only hope that OpenAI's Sam Altman was joking when he sought to justify the immense energy consumptio…

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Do neoclouds mean a world where anything is possible? | Computer Weekly

Do neoclouds mean a world where anything is possible? | Computer Weekly

A small group of companies have dominated cloud compute infrastructure. Neoclouds are able to boost AI worklo…

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Why you can't get a signal at festivals and sports matches

Why you can't get a signal at festivals and sports matches

Connecting up music and sports events to the internet is a massive undertaking.

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Excel: Workers cling to the software despite shift to AI

Excel: Workers cling to the software despite shift to AI

Companies are trying to wean staff off Excel spreadsheets to centralise control of their data.

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How the defence sector is battling a skills crisis

How the defence sector is battling a skills crisis

Attracting younger workers into the defence industry can be challenging.

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How 'confused' AI rollout hurts firms and baffles staff

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| Yahoo Finance Verified
Companies are tying AI use to potential promotion [Getty Images] When AI engineer Malcolm was working at a data analysis firm, executives wanted to use generative AI to categorise the customer database into a range of personas. "Don't use AI," was his advice. A traditional machine learning model would have been much more appropriate, he argued, producing consistent, repeatable results. And it would have been much cheaper.
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IBM's AI coding 'partner' Bob hits general availability

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By Joe Fay Verified
| The Register Verified
IBM has announced global availability of Bob, the AI coding assistant - sorry partner - which it claims has delivered a productivity boost to the 80,000 big bluers pressed into guinea pig status last year.
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Open Telemetry founder tools up for project graduation party

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By Joe Fay Verified
| The Register Verified
Grafanacon The founder of the Open Telemetry project says its maintainers may need to turn to AI tools to get some elements robust enough for the project as a whole to graduate. Ted Young was speaking at Grafanacon in Barcelona, where he told the audience the aim for the next year was to make Open Telemetry as "boring" as possible so that it can finally become a fully graduated CNCF project. "That might sound crazy, but it is crazy," he said.
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