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CW@60: How Singapore, India and Australia built their tech industries bit.ly/4sk31wI

CW@60: How Singapore, India and Australia built their tech industri...

Computer Weekly is 60 this year. We look back at what has shaped enterprise IT in three of the region’s key markets, and what each is building next

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CW@60: How Singapore, India and Australia built their tech industries bit.ly/3VQIRi2

CW@60: How Singapore, India and Australia built their tech industri...

Computer Weekly is 60 this year. We look back at what has shaped enterprise IT in three of the region’s key markets, and what each is building next

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Climb Global Solutions adds more European depth bit.ly/4iaVVpN

Climb Global Solutions adds more European depth | Microscope

Distributor is back in the M&A game this time targeting a value added player in France

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MSPs still at early stages of AI journey bit.ly/4zMVFVk

MSPs still at early stages of AI journey | Microscope

Research from Nerdio has revealed the relatively low levels of partners that have been able to turn investments into measurable business outcomes.

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India’s quantum mission takes shape, but adoption is the harder test bit.ly/4dTueRa

India’s quantum mission takes shape, but adoption is the harder tes...

Three years into its National Quantum Mission, India has a 1,000km quantum-secure network and a home-grown 25-qubit computer, but turning that research into revenue and building skills at scale wil...

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Armstrong Bell marks 25 years with acquisition bit.ly/3WiTqug

Armstrong Bell marks 25 years with acquisition | Microscope

Deal adds more muscle in Midlands and provides a chance to reflect on the progress made across two and a half decades

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Dell stresses the need to support users around AI bit.ly/3UC2Pg4

Dell stresses the need to support users around AI | Microscope

Vendor enhances its offering and shares research that indicates users are looking for clear business outcomes

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Retailers taking greater slice of the business laptop market bit.ly/3U8jYO4

Retailers taking greater slice of the business laptop market | Micr...

Context analysis indicates that the tug of war between specialist resellers and the large retail chains is continuing

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Southeast Asian enterprises trail consumers in AI usage bit.ly/4i0ijDu

Southeast Asian enterprises trail consumers in AI usage | Computer ...

Per capita AI usage in Southeast Asia is about a tenth of US levels, a gap the latest e-Conomy SEA report puts down to consumer-led, mobile-first adoption rather than enterprise deployments

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Southeast Asian enterprises trail consumers in AI usage bit.ly/4k24ENC

Southeast Asian enterprises trail consumers in AI usage | Computer ...

Per capita AI usage in Southeast Asia is about a tenth of US levels, a gap the latest e-Conomy SEA report puts down to consumer-led, mobile-first adoption rather than enterprise deployments

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Who is the boss of an AI agent? bit.ly/4k7FvkD

Who is the boss of an AI agent? | Computer Weekly

AI agents that work for an employee, a business process or the enterprise carry different risks and deliver different returns, and organisations that govern them all the same way stand to get both ...

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Utilize buys again to strengthen Sage channel position bit.ly/4jxrnky

Utilize buys again to strengthen Sage channel position | Microscope

Serial acquirer has picked up TN4 Solutions as it continues to broaden its expertise and widen its customer base.

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GTIA takes Alliance approach to improving AI trust bit.ly/4eh3n1u

GTIA takes Alliance approach to improving AI trust | Microscope

Channel organisation working with a number of partners to improve the support for those looking to take the technology out to SME customers.

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Freshworks builds towards autonomous IT as it moves upmarket bit.ly/4hYeEpK

Freshworks builds towards autonomous IT as it moves upmarket | Comp...

Freshworks CEO Dennis Woodside is expanding Freshservice into IT operations and software spend management and says customers shouldn’t have to work out what AI is costing them in tokens

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Lenovo’s AI Express targets enterprises waiting for AI servers bit.ly/4i88Usg

Lenovo’s AI Express targets enterprises waiting for AI servers | Co...

Lenovo has set a 15 to 25 business day order-to-ship target for three pre-validated AI server configurations, offering faster shipments to enterprises that have struggled to get GPU kit amid a memo...

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OpenAI backs AI incident reporting rules but leaves timelines to governments bit.ly/3Wh2EXT

OpenAI backs AI incident reporting rules but leaves timelines to go...

OpenAI’s global affairs chief Chris Lehane said the company is behind Singapore’s call for full transparency on AI incidents, but will let governments decide how quickly they must be told

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Channel forum: AI the dominant theme bit.ly/4hQcQix

Channel forum: AI the dominant theme | Microscope

Reflecting on this year’s event it was clear that artificial intelligence was impacting every aspect of the industry

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Channel catch-up: News in brief bit.ly/4ymou9G

Channel catch-up: News in brief | Microscope

Developments this week at Barracuda Networks, Plasma Cloud, WWCS and Zyxel Networks.

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AI agents can act, but humans must own the outcome bit.ly/4zuwRRE

AI agents can act, but humans must own the outcome | Computer Weekly

AI agents can operate at machine speed, but people still need to set intent, make the hard calls and answer for outcomes, says Goh Eng Choon of ST Engineering

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AI agents can act, but humans must own the outcome bit.ly/4B8TGvL

AI agents can act, but humans must own the outcome | Computer Weekly

AI agents can operate at machine speed, but people still need to set intent, make the hard calls and answer for outcomes, says Goh Eng Choon of ST Engineering

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