Guidewire's Mammoth release to boost insurer agility Guidewire's new Mammoth release is set to enhance insurers' agility, streamlining processes and introducing predictive analytics for increased efficiency. 
© 2025 ITBrief 9:35pm 'Google AI presented my April Fools' story as real news' Journalist Ben Black was "shocked" to discover his fake news from five years ago used by AI. 
© 2025 BBCWorld 9:15pm Flash Sale: Save $30 on a Microsoft 365 Family Subscription TL;DR: Get Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more with a 1-Year Microsoft 365 Family Subscription, now $99.99 (reg. $129).
Microsoft has a ton of different apps, but getting them all individually can get pretty expensive. If you want a simpler solution, you can bundle them all together by getting a Microsoft 365 1-year subscription. It’s only $99.99 (reg. $129).
This subscription lets up to six people share the full suite of Microsoft apps. That includes
Word
Excel
PowerPoint
Copilot (AI-powered assistant)
Defender
OneDrive
Outlook
MS Editor
Clipchamp
OneNote
Microsoft 365 also includes synchronized access across devices to Microsoft Office apps, 1TB of OneDrive cloud storage, an Outlook email, robust security tools, and a whole lot more.
You”ll be getting personal data and device protection with Microsoft Defender along with little quality of life improvements like grammar, and writing assistance with Microsoft Editor.
One of the best parts about using Microsoft 365 is that all your apps are always up-to-date, and you’ll always have access to support directly from Microsoft.
It’s only $99.99 to get a Microsoft 365 1-year Family Subscription.
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| Sophos report highlights urgency of active cyber defence A report by Sophos reveals that urgent action is needed against cyber threats, with attackers exploiting valid credentials for over half of breaches. 
© 2025 ITBrief 8:55pm ‘Want to prove I belong’: Liam Lawson unsure on future but ready to fight The Kiwi driver doesn’t know if a return to Red Bull is on the cards in the future but right now, he’s focussed on proving he belongs in F1. 
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  Nebul enhances AI inference with Mirantis's k0rdent platform Nebul has adopted the open-source platform k0rdent to boost its AI inference services, ensuring efficient data handling for enterprise clients amid rising demand. 
© 2025 ITBrief 9:35pm These sleek magnetic blocks keep your desk looking like a scene from Severance — 25% off TL;DR: Declutter your desk with these magnetic, extra-weighted cable organizers — no sticky mess, no stress. Get a 6-pack now for just $29.99 (reg. $39.90).
If you’ve ever looked at the pristine cubicles in Severance and thought, “Why doesn’t my desk look like that?” Here’s your answer: clean cable management. These Extra-Weighted Magnetic Cable Blocks let you organize your cords like a minimalist — no adhesives, clutter, or mess.
Each set includes six magnetic silicone blocks, and they are significantly heavy, so they actually stay in place. Pop your phone charger, USB-C cable, or smartwatch cord into the grooves and let gravity do its thing.
The built-in neodymium magnets let the blocks snap together or attach to metal surfaces like desk legs for hidden cable routing. Want to rearrange? Just pick them up and move them with no sticky residue left behind to clean up.
It’s like giving your workspace a reset button, and it saves you from having to crawl under your desk to grab fallen or snagged cords; these sleek blocks give your desk a quick and cool upgrade.
The complete set of six is now on sale for $29.99 — a 25% discount while supplies last.
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| Tama Potaka announces who will fill roles key to te reo Maori revitalisation in NZ Tama Potaka announces role appointments and reappointments. 
© 2025 RadioNZ 8:55pm AI transforming manufacturing, boosting productivity by 188% TeamViewer's new report reveals that 71% of manufacturing leaders expect AI to significantly boost productivity, despite 76% voicing data security concerns. 
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