Global document productivity software company Nitro Software has released research which it says shows that while there is some desire to return to the office, most employees want to continue working from home in some capacity and expect employers to offer remote work options post-pandemic.



A number of Windows ransomware gangs have reacted to the reported takedown of the REvil gang, with one of them, Darkside, now known as BlackMatter, moving some of the bitcoin it holds, according to cryptocurrency tracking firm Elliptic.

Telecommunications company Telstra takes the top spot for its 5G upload speed while Optus ranks first for its download speed, according to the 5G Experience report by independent telco research firm Opensignal.

Digital advertising business specialising in property Rea Group is expanding its 2022 Springboard to Tech Program, making eight places available for women looking to take up a career in technology.

Energy management and automation provider Schneider Electric has appointed Astrid Groves as general manager of IT and edge in a move it says is designed to drive the business’s edge solutions offering and support the company’s channel partners for the Secure Power division.

Experience mprovement solutions vendor InMoment has appointed Mehul Nagrani as general manager, AI product and technology.

OK, so 8K is the new normal for business displays, providing incredible sharpness and visual quality, with Samsung's new Neo QLED range expanding Samsung's QLED display business with displays that let businesses set the stage with really clear content.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire

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