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Dutch Tax Office Drops Microsoft 365 Cloud For In-House And Open-Source Tools

Dutch Tax Office Drops Microsoft 365 Cloud For In-House And Open-Source Tools The Netherlands’ tax authority has abandoned its planned Microsoft 365 cloud rollout in favour of infrastructure it controls and European open-source software, highlighting how concerns about sensitive information and supplier dependence can change major IT decisions. What Has Changed? In a letter to

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Microsoft Cuts Shared OneDrive Storage By Up To 4TB

Microsoft Cuts Shared OneDrive Storage By Up To 4TB Microsoft is replacing individual OneDrive allowances on its Family and Premium subscriptions with a shared 2TB pool, cutting the maximum combined storage by 4TB and leaving some households facing extra costs or decisions about where to keep their files. What Is Changing? Previously, Microsoft 365 Family

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Developer Uses AI To Build Free Adobe Alternatives

Developer Uses AI To Build Free Adobe Alternatives Atlanta-based developer Brandon Thomas says he has used AI to build free alternatives to seven Adobe applications, turning frustration with subscription cancellation fees into a project that could widen access to creative software, although the tools remain far from proven professional replacements. What Has He Built? The

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Tiny Particles Show Promise For Better Grape Harvests

Tiny Particles Show Promise For Better Grape Harvests Researchers in Türkiye have used biodegradable nanoparticles to deliver a plant growth hormone to grapevines, producing heavier bunches and stronger berry attachment in a small trial that suggests a possible way to improve crop production and reduce food waste. Why Does The Hormone Need Protection? Farmers already

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44,000 Challenge NHS Use Of Their Health Records

44,000 Challenge NHS Use Of Their Health Records More than 44,000 people have filed legal objections asking NHS England to stop its Federated Data Platform handling their health records, turning concerns about supplier Palantir into a test of patient rights, public trust and accountability. What Are Patients Objecting To? The objections, coordinated by not-for-profit campaign

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