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Nick Ismail is a former editor for Information Age (from 2018 to 2022) before moving on to become Global Head of Brand Journalism at HCLTech. He has a particular interest in smart technologies, AI and cyber security.

Automotive

Carmakers must introduce a new “hybrid” when it comes to data

AI & Machine Learning

Big data in the enterprise

Consumer Electronics & Mobile

Apple’s ‘iPhone X’ leak

Communications & Networking

‘Digital transformation requires robust IT architecture planning’

Emerging technology and radically new models for IT delivery are making architectural planning more important than ever before.

Cybersecurity

Drones have become the latest cybersecurity threat

Communications & Networking

Do you and your network have trust issues?

Hybrid IT has complicated relations between IT professionals and internet service providers - this can be overcome with better visibility.

Cybersecurity

The need for proactive security is growing

The importance of cyber security investments has become even more important as cyber threats are on the increase.

AI & Machine Learning

AI will not replace human interaction but could improve infrastructure

Fewer than 25% of built environment professionals believe that artificial intelligence (AI) will be able to replace human interactions.

Smart Cities

The smart city concept vs reality

The beginnings of the smart city initiative can be traced back to the introduction of traffic lights in the 1900s.

Blockchain

EXCLUSIVE: ‘Bitcoin Oracle’ on the blockchain and identity verification

In an exclusive interview with Information Age Civic's CEO discusses the emerging world of the blockchain and identity verification.

Cybersecurity

Digital media disruptors become latest target for cyber criminals

ThreatMetrix, who monitor more than 24 billion online transactions each year, have seen a staggering 144 million attacks over the last 90 days.

Business Skills

UK firms looking to tech talent from outside the UK

Businesses are looking to invest in global infrastructure to combat skills shortage, with over a third of UK firms looking to globalise IT.