Phillip de Wet
Phillip de Wet started in journalism as an honest B2B IT-sector reporter, before straying into business, politics, and international affairs. He is currently in recovery.
29% of HP's business makes 56% of its profits. Guess which part?
AI and consolidation drive sales, but briefly bringing down large swathes of the planet is still a drag.
Whether the future is SaaS or custom, more agents and more uncertainty means it (or maybe Microsoft) wins, says the identity specialist.
Perplexity unveiled its Comet Plus revenue-sharing plan for publishers, a day before new copyright claims in Japan surfaced.
Copilot Chat for VS Code was vulnerable to prompt injection attacks, enabling data theft and even arbitrary code execution, with no LLMs completely safe.
Stricter rules on package naming will give dominance to established apps on Android, even for sideloading-only packages.
OpenAI messes with pricing structure, now not at all dissimilar to Google's.
SASE is growing, but analysts are worried refresh cycle on 15-year-old devices
