All articles by Heidi Vella
Heidi Vella
Heidi Vella is a freelance technology journalist.
Are humanoid robots really tech’s next big thing?
As China and Silicon Valley go all in on humanoid robots, what’s the likelihood they’ll be widely deployed in the next five years, as some predictions suggest?
CISOs need to listen more and dictate less, says Templafy’s Ellen Benaim
From shadow IT to agentic AI and vendors being ‘simply not up to scratch,’ Templafy’s CISO tells Tech Monitor what keeps her awake at night.
Vibe coding is coming to the enterprise. Here’s how to do it without burning down your stack.
Software developers are quickly learning the good, the bad, and the ugly of outsourcing app development to AI – and CIOs have much to learn from their vibe coding experiences.
The philosophical barrier to corporate AI adoption is real, says Box’s Yashodha Bhavnani
There’s no shortage of AI products in the market, says Box’s head of AI. But what’s the key to adopting the right ones?
Critical infrastructure operators keep making the same basic mistakes, says Nozomi Networks’ Andrea Carcano
Nozomi Networks’ chief product officer discusses alarmist language, balancing security with innovation, and the most common mistakes CNI operators are still making.
Ireland’s data centre nightmare – and what others can learn from it
Critics say Ireland’s data centre industry has exorbitant power needs, undermines its emissions targets – and that Europe should beware.
How the CPS used low code to rebuild its applications for the cloud era
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has launched 38 applications to date using low code, radically transforming internal and external digital services.
What’s the point of AI PCs?
AI PCs were supposed to buoy the computer hardware market going into 2025 but sales have proven lacklustre. Why?
Is the CMA capable of regulating big tech’s AI ambitions?
Nearly all the recent probes by the UK’s competition watchdog into ‘sweetheart deals’ between big tech firms and AI startups have been shelved. What happened?
How to tell the world you’ve just been hacked
Getting breached isn’t fun – and neither is admitting it to your customers. So, what is the best way to win back trust and reassure stakeholders after a cyberattack?