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TechRadar Pro appears in 18 stories we have published between September 2026 and October 2026, mostly in our AI and Technology coverage. It is most often reported alongside Future plc, OpenAI and Shutterstock.
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EU data centers refuse to disclose energy and water usage, investigation finds
An investigation by Lighthouse Reports reveals that most European data centers, including a significant majority in the Netherlands, are failing to publicly disclose their energy and water consumption. The EU’s reliance on efficiency labels instead of raw data is being criticized for hindering transparency and potentially violating international agreements.
4 October 2026
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EU data centers refuse to disclose energy and water usage, investigation finds
An investigation reveals most European data centers fail to disclose energy and water consumption, despite EU regulations aimed at transparency.
Nearly half of organizations fail cyber resilience tests during attacks
Research reveals nearly half of organizations face shutdowns, data loss, or revenue loss after cyber incidents. AI and poor coordination worsen risks.
The Hidden Costs of Cheaper Hosting Solutions
Businesses opting for low-cost hosting may face hidden expenses like downtime, poor support, and security risks. Learn why the true cost goes beyond the invoice.
AI cost optimization isn’t just about cheaper models—Uber’s budget crisis shows why
Uber’s AI budget crisis highlights why controlling compute and token usage through business logic layers is critical for cost-effective AI deployment.
AI Hardware Needs Privacy Built In From the Start, Not Bolted On Later
Privacy in AI hardware cannot be an afterthought. Treating it as a core design constraint—like battery life or performance—is essential for trust and adoption.
The Celebrity Traitors-inspired home office collection arrives with 12 treacherous accessories
TechRadar Pro unveils a collection of desk accessories inspired by The Celebrity Traitors, blending pop culture with home office functionality.
AI Agents Are Ready to Act—but Do They Understand Your Business?
Enterprises adopting AI agents for autonomous decisions must prioritize governance, real-time context, and narrow authority to avoid risks and errors.
Sweden Tells Citizens to Be Rude to Phone Scammers in New Campaign
Sweden launches a bold campaign urging elderly citizens to respond rudely to phone scammers, aiming to cut £431M in annual fraud losses. Celebrities are on board.
EU AI Act: Why Most Firms Aren’t Ready for Compliance
The EU AI Act introduces strict transparency requirements for AI-driven communications. Learn why organizations struggle with compliance and how to avoid hefty fines.
UK SMBs face confidence crisis in tech adoption, risking competitive edge
Over a third of UK SMBs lack confidence in adopting new technologies, risking competitiveness. AI tools like Copilot are in use, but broader innovation remains stalled.
Anthropic’s AI lab claims scientific discovery—biologists push back
Anthropic’s AI lab identified a DNA sequence pattern, but biologists question its validity. Meanwhile, open-weight AI models gain traction amid security concerns.
Social Media Now Top Cybersecurity Threat for Businesses
A new report reveals social media impersonation and AI-driven fraud are the biggest cybersecurity risks. Learn how founders can protect their brands and teams.
Geoffrey Hinton Warns AI Could Destroy Humanity Without Safety Measures
AI pioneer Geoffrey Hinton raises alarms about existential risks, while recent AI security incidents spark debates over safety, ethics, and marketing.
How Small Businesses Can Use NodeJS to Save Time and Money
Discover how small businesses and startups can use NodeJS to reduce costs, automate tasks, and streamline development with minimal resources.
AI in Cybersecurity: Faster Discovery, But Backlogs Are the New Challenge
AI-driven tools are cutting vulnerability detection time by 50% but creating a 29-fold increase in backlogs. Here’s how founders can turn findings into action.
UK SMBs ramp up cybersecurity budgets as AI threats rise
A new report reveals 49% of UK SMBs experienced a cybersecurity incident in the past year, with AI-powered threats driving budget increases for training and cloud security.
Self-Hosting with Docker: How to Take Control of Your Data
Self-hosting apps using Docker offers data control and cost savings, but requires technical effort. Learn the trade-offs and how to get started.
Why Purpose-Built AI is the Future of Fraud Prevention
Fraud affects millions annually. Learn how purpose-built generative AI models and real-time analytics are transforming fraud detection in financial services.