Anthropic launches faster and cheaper Claude Fable 5.2 and Mythos 5.2 Anthropic is launching Claude Fable 5.2 and Claude Mythos 5.2, new versions of its models for the toughest technical tas…
Windows 11 improves thanks to RAM crisis: 20 percent faster on 8 GB PCs Microsoft is investing in the optimisation of Windows 11, spurred on by the memory crisis. That is delivering measurable…
Break free from Microsoft: four European Office alternatives tested Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint are firmly established in working life, but are there European alternatives? ITdail…
Qnap refreshes QTS interface with beta of version 6.1 Qnap has released a public beta of QTS 6.1. The new version of the operating system for its NAS devices mainly revolves…
Make search in Outlook useful with these simple tips Seek and ye shall find, except with Microsoft Outlook. A few simple tips can improve the search function and help you fi…
Is the PHP flaw a storm in a teacup or is the tsunami yet to come? A week after the emergency patch for PHP2Shell, no major incidents have been reported. According to Fox-IT, it is still…
PHP Foundation angered by ‘clumsy’ disclosure of vulnerabilities The PHP Foundation reflects on a turbulent day. While a…
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Pax8 finally wants to turn AI into something an MSP can actually send an invoice for At Beyond EMEA in Copenhagen, Pax8 admitted that not eve…
Broadcom pushes Renson toward pay-per-use for its data center Renson is replacing its VxRail environment with Dell APE…
There is an elephant in every company: Bechtle Summit seeks AI that reaches production Jeroen Baert and Luka Kokot both cited the same figure a…
Another year of Windows 10: are extended updates still worth the cost? Business Windows 10 users are once again facing a decisi…
‘Europe is not yet leveraging open source enough as an asset’ The Linux Foundation sees open source as the key to sove…
Microsoft transforms Windows into a home for AI agents and asks for trust once again AI agents on Windows will get their own container, their…
35 years of Linux: how a Finnish hobby project conquered the IT world Linux celebrates its 35th anniversary in 2026. In that time, it has grown from a hobby project into the foundati…
BirdyChat becomes Balsio: Belgium and the Netherlands favor business WhatsApp alternative the most Just months after its launch, BirdyChat is already changing its name. According to the creators, the business co…
Two months of work instead of two years: DataCore bets everything on AI A product that would have taken DataCore two years and twenty engineers to build without AI was completed in two months,…
From SEO to GEO? ‘The battle for the click is over’ Citizens are increasingly asking their questions to ChatGPT or Google instead of a government website. At a roundtable o…
Why Qualcomm is paying 3.9 billion dollars for a programming language almost no one speaks Mojo is three years old, reads like Python, and is rarely encountered outside AI circles. Nevertheless, Qualcomm paid 3.…
Beltug: ’64 percent of Belgian ICT users seek framework for AI use’ An annual survey by Beltug among Belgian CIOs shows AI to be a top priority once again. This time with a focus on contro…
Anyone can Google a company, Veridion does it 693 million times Company databases still work just as they did in 1841: extracting and retyping registers. Instead, Romanian-based Veridi…
More than a quarter of Belgian companies do not open the door when the AI agent calls Many Belgian and Dutch companies are unprepared for an u…
Lenovo unleashes Qira: unique AI assistant or Copilot in a different guise? Lenovo is rolling out its new AI assistant Qira across i…
Moving away from Microsoft Teams: three European alternatives put to the test Do you want to break ties with American tools like Micro…
European search engines tested: which one can replace Google? Google’s search engine is the gateway to the internet fo…
Cybee wants to provide Veeam customers with a European escape route French company Cybee is building a European cloud backup…
No backup, no snapshot: StratoFoundry simply changes the time on your S3 storage The French company StratoFoundry, only one month old, is…
Alexander Lystad, Visma How AI is transforming software development Much has been said and written about generative AI (GenAI) since the technology suddenly broke through to the ge…
Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1: cheaper and better? Anthropic introduces Claude Fable 5.1 and Mythos 5.1, two new AI models with improved performance in coding, knowledge w…
Collabora review: European mirror image of Microsoft Office? Collabora Office builds on LibreOffice technology, making it a formidable opponent for Microsoft. Microsoft Office is de…
Proton Workspace review: Swiss army knife for office software Proton’s business bundle has everything it needs to compete with Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace. Security and privac…
Nvidia to acquire Hugging Face: stranglehold on AI ecosystem tightens Nvidia intends to acquire Hugging Face for 12.9 billion dollars. The acquisition would place the primary platform for op…
Element review: European bingo card for secure communication (almost) filled Element is an open-source communication platform that exudes sovereignty, but just falls short of filling the bingo card…
Mattermost review: secure fortress for business communication Mattermost positions itself as a highly secure alternati…
Windows Task Manager becomes AI monitor: NPU and GPU usage now visible per process Windows Task Manager now shows the NPU and AI-related GP…
Nextcloud review: European and open source counterpart to Microsoft 365 Can Nextcloud offer an alternative to the Microsoft 365s…
Meta, Google or Microsoft: Which apps collect the most data from you? Meta appears to be the most data-hungry player, collecti…
Transcribing the European way: which tool scores best? ITdaily tests three transcription tools of European orig…
Vivaldi browser review: European, secure, and simply better than Chrome, Edge, or Firefox Vivaldi promises privacy while browsing, but that is far…
Amberscript review: flawless transcription within EU borders The Dutch transcription company Amberscript combines AI…
Duly noted: three OneNote alternatives tested For many, OneNote is a logical choice for note-taking. I…
Proton Meet review: Swiss-style video conferencing The Swiss company Proton recently added a video conferen…
Notesnook: the no-nonsense replacement for OneNote? The simplicity of Notesnook is immediately appealing, bu…
Who is responsible for AI in your security department? Many organisations use AI tools in their security operations, but few have defined who is responsible when thing…
Sovereign Cloud: Stay in Control of Your Digital Future The cloud has become indispensable for organizations, but dependence on non-European providers and geopolitical…
Microsoft restricts free Copilot Chat with secret usage limits Microsoft is introducing fair use limits for more Copilot Chat features for users without a paid Copilot licence…
Motorola’s signature costs 1,399 euros: signature 27 launched The Motorola signature 27 arrives in the Benelux in early December for 1,399 euros. The device gets the Snapdrag…
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10.3 gets sealed images and local AI assistant Red Hat will release RHEL 10.3 and 9.9 in the coming weeks. The new versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux get sea…
Paperslate Pro review: digital writing in an (open) notebook The Paperslate Pro takes digital writing to a higher level, but its outdated And…
Asustor Lockerstor 2 Gen 2 review: everything you need The Asustor Lockerstor 2 Gen 2+ is a 2-bay NAS that combines connectivity and pe…
Samsung Galaxy S26 FE review: too much of the same Samsung’s latest smartphone can be summarized in one sentence: take the Galaxy S…
Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 review: light as a feather The Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 14 is an exceptional device that combines prem…
Make search in Outlook useful with these simple tips Seek and ye shall find, except with Microsoft Outlook. A few simple tips can imp…
How to build a seamless off-site mirror of your entire server with TrueNAS At ITdaily, we run a QNAP running TrueNAS off-site as an exact copy of our serve…
Sharing sensitive information? Here is how to secure Microsoft Office files Add an extra layer of security to Office files such as Word, Excel, or PowerPoin…
Installing TrueNAS on a QNAP NAS: how to swap QTS for open source ZFS storage Those who want full control over their storage are best off replacing their QNAP…
Who is responsible for AI in your security department? Many organisations use AI tools in their security operations, but few have defin…
Sovereign Cloud: Stay in Control of Your Digital Future The cloud has become indispensable for organizations, but dependence on non-Euro…
SaaS is standard. So why do critical systems still stay on-premises? SaaS is widely adopted across enterprise software. Yet for systems that directly…
Why 60 seconds is enough to compromise your organization today Cyberattacks are happening faster than ever. AI is lowering the barrier for atta…
The future of AI infrastructure in Belgium and the Netherlands Over the past few months, in my new role as Vice President Secure Power at Schne…
Having a PHP patch available does not mean being protected. A single vulnerability can trigger a global domino effect across borders and ind…
When it comes to AI acceleration, the future is open. AI has become a cornerstone of Europe’s technological competitiveness and strate…
The digital perimeter of OT environments is blurring faster than organizations realize When we speak about cybersecurity today, many organizations still think in terms…
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