Dell UltraSharp U3226Q Monitor Review: QD-OLED Goes Pro
Dell’s UltraSharp U3226Q is a 32‑inch 4K QD‑OLED monitor aimed at professional creators, featuring a built‑in colorimeter that self‑calibrates to keep color accuracy within ΔE < 1. It covers 99% of DCI‑P3, 94% of Adobe RGB and supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, HLG and DisplayHDR True Black 500. Connectivity includes Thunderbolt 4 with 140 W power delivery, dual‑display daisy‑chain, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4 and a built‑in KVM switch. At roughly $3,200 (£2,500) it sits between high‑end reference panels and more modest QD‑OLED options.
“Now We Have, for the Very First Time, Useful AI” – Jensen Huang and Michael Dell Talk up the Power...
At Dell Technologies World 2026, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Dell CEO Michael Dell announced that agentic AI has become "useful AI," capable of automating complex tasks. Huang claimed agents can shrink software development cycles from a month to a...
Dell PowerRack Launches at Dell Technologies World 2026 as a ‘Turnkey’ Networking, Storage, and Compute System for AI
Dell Technologies introduced PowerRack at Dell Technologies World 2026, a fully integrated rack‑scale system that combines networking, storage and compute for AI and HPC workloads. The solution promises to go from delivery to live operation in as little as six...
Dell Unveils Deskside Agentic AI at Dell Technologies World 2026
Dell Technologies introduced Deskside Agentic AI at Dell Technologies World 2026, a secure sandbox that lets enterprises build, test, and fine‑tune AI agents on high‑performance Dell workstations. The solution leverages Nvidia's open‑source NemoClaw stack, including the Nemotron‑3 model, to run...
The Biggest Hurdles for Data Center Contruction
The permitting process is the biggest bottleneck for AI data center construction, requiring approvals from local, county, state and private landowners as well as environmental clearances. Emissions permits must be secured before any combustion equipment can operate, and offset credits...
AI Adoption Projects Keep Failing, but Enterprise ‘FOMO’ Means Investment Is Still Rising
Investment in AI continues to surge, with 92% of firms across the US, UK, Canada and Australia reporting spend last year and 83% planning to increase budgets this year. Yet 78% of organizations see AI projects either fail or remain...
The HP EliteBook X Flip G1i Offers Peace of Mind to Paranoid Professionals Who Crave Mobile Working
HP’s EliteBook X Flip G1i blends a sleek 14‑inch chassis with a 360‑degree hinge, letting professionals switch instantly between laptop and tablet modes. Powered by an Intel Core Ultra 7 258V, 32 GB LPDDR5X RAM and a 1 TB SSD, it delivers modest performance...
Why Reselling AI Isn’t Where MSP Margins Are Made
Managed Service Providers (MSPs) are moving away from thin‑margin AI reselling toward using AI internally to slash cost‑to‑serve. While hyperscalers capture most licence revenue from platforms like Azure OpenAI and AWS Bedrock, MSPs face razor‑thin margins on integration work. By...
2026 in IoT Attacks: The Biggest Threats so Far and What Businesses Can Do
IoT devices are expanding enterprise attack surfaces, with 2026 seeing a surge in botnet activity. Notable incidents include the RondoDox botnet exploiting a critical HPE OneView flaw in January, the Kimwolf Android variant reaching over two million hosts, and KadNap...
Stellanor Adds Eight UK Data Centers to Rapidly-Growing Portfolio
Stellanor has acquired eight UK data centres from Redcentric in a £123 million (~$156 million) deal, expanding its footprint to eleven sites and 39 MVA of secured grid capacity. The acquisition adds roughly 450 enterprise customers and enables high‑density, AI‑ready colocation with advanced...
‘We’re Not Investing as Much as We Should in Their Skills and Development’: Skills Shortages Remain a Key Factor in...
Fortinet’s 2026 Global Cybersecurity Skills Gap Report finds human factors remain the top cause of breaches, with 56% of leaders pointing to employee security‑awareness gaps and 54% to a shortage of trained staff. Traditional attacks—malware (39%), phishing (36%), web (31%)...
The AI Operations Gap Is Reshaping the Microsoft Channel
Enterprise AI is moving from experimental pilots to full‑scale production on Microsoft Azure AI, Azure OpenAI Service, and Copilot. While dozens of pilots run simultaneously, research shows up to 90% fail to transition, exposing gaps in security, governance, and cost...
It's Make-or-Break for AI Agents in 2026 – Failure Now Could Set Adoption Back Years
Investor sentiment on AI is split between a looming bubble and a transformative wave that could eclipse legacy SaaS giants. Agentic AI—autonomous, goal‑driven bots—has attracted massive funding, yet a 2025 MIT study shows 95% of generative AI projects never reach...
Researchers Warn Millions of RDP and VNC Servers Are Wide Open to Exploitation
Forescout Vedere Labs discovered 1.8 million RDP and 1.6 million VNC servers publicly exposed, with 91,000 RDP and 29,000 VNC instances tied to specific industries after filtering out honeypots. A significant share of these servers run outdated Windows versions, and 19,000 RDP...
The Honor 600 Is a Superb Budget Smartphone with a Premium Camera System and a Battery that Goes on for...
Honor unveiled its 600 and 600 Pro mid‑range smartphones, capping a strong 2026 product run for the Chinese brand. The 600 features a 6.75‑in 120 Hz AMOLED display that can reach 8,000 nits, a Snapdragon 7 Gen 4 processor, and a 200 MP primary camera paired with...