UK IT decision-makers struggle to measure AI-related emissions
05 February 2026
A new survey by data centre provider Telehouse Europe reveals that more than half of UK IT decision-makers admit their organizations cannot accurately measure the carbon emissions generated by AI workloads, despite widespread optimism about AI’s role in achieving net-zero and broader ESG goals.
The research found that 56% of respondents struggle with reliably quantifying the environmental impact of AI operations, creating a significant barrier for companies aiming to demonstrate tangible sustainability outcomes. While 89% of UK IT leaders believe AI accelerates progress toward their net-zero and ESG targets, the lack of precise emissions data means many cannot confidently link AI use to measurable environmental benefits.
Find out more Research highlights the main cybersecurity risk: lateral movement, not zero-day vulnerabilities
03 February 2026
A study from Zero Networks reveals that the greatest cybersecurity threat is not zero-day exploits or advanced malware, but attackers abusing trusted internal access paths to move laterally within organizations.
Such breaches are nearly impossible to prevent entirely, prompting a shift in cybersecurity strategy—from solely blocking access to limiting what attackers can reach once inside.
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Consumer packaged goods companies focus on data and system modernisation
29 January 2026
A new industry survey reveals that consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies are prioritizing data and system modernization as they prepare for wider adoption of artificial intelligence. The report, based on insights from more than 150 global CPG IT and operations leaders, underscores the importance of consolidating legacy systems and standardizing data to support scalable AI initiatives across manufacturing and supply chain functions.
The "State of AI in Consumer Goods Report" highlights a significant shift in technology strategy within the sector. A striking 82% of respondents are moving away from fragmented, best-of-breed tools towards unified platforms. This move aims to create a more consistent data environment and streamline processes, which are seen as essential prerequisites for advancing analytics and automation efforts.
Find out more Razorblue secures multiple positions on Crown Commercial Service’s Technology Services 4 Framework
29 January 2026
Managed IT services provider razorblue has been officially named as a supplier on the Crown Commercial Service’s (CCS) RM6190 Technology Services 4 framework, securing key positions across multiple lots.
This recognition allows razorblue to deliver a wide range of end-user support, device management, and infrastructure services to UK public sector organizations via a fully compliant government procurement route.
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