Its time to find out who won the 2024 3D Printing Industry Awards.This year, we celebrate the most innovative 3D printing applications, the leading 3D printing startups, and more established companies, such as the 3D printing industry company of the year.The awards endeavor to represent the rich diversity across the industry; this years winners, honorable mentions, and nominees span the market from desktop to industrial. We are always seeking ways to improve, so please get in touch with any suggestions.Winners of the 3D Printing Industry Awards are selected by readers and also the 3DPI Expert Committee. Would you like to join the committee to select the winners for 2025 and shape the future of the 3DPI Awards? Apply here.Winners of the 2024 3D Printing Industry Awards3D Designer of the YearWinner: Divergent 3DHonorable Mention: Andreas Vlahinos Optimized Heat Exchanger3D Scanning or Metrology CompanyWinner: Shining3DHonorable Mention: ArtecAcademic, research team, or projectWinner: Singapore Centre for 3D PrintingHonorable Mention: ADAPT Center, Colorado School of MinesIn the year that we are celebrating our 10th anniversary this an important milestone and the recognition of our role in developing, promoting and pushing the boundaries of additive manufacturing, said Prof. Paulo Jorge Brtolo, Executive Director, Singapore Centre for 3D Printing (SC3DP). Together with a large number of industrial partners we are shaping the future of additive manufacturing, developing faster, more reliable, and smart additive manufacturing systems and using additive manufacturing as a platform to develop novel materials with improved and controlled properties for aerospace and defense, biomedical engineering, building and construction, electronics, and marine & offshore applications, added Prof. Brtolo.Aerospace, Space, or Defense ApplicationWinner: NASA JPL with REM Surface Engineering, PBF-LB/Ti-6Al-4V Crush Lattices for Mars Sample Return MissionHonorable Mention: Sintavia AM for the Next-Generation of Hypersonic PropulsionDr. Ryan T Watkins, PhD, Research Scientist, Materials Development & Additive Manufacturing at Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, said, Doing something new is always hard. Doing something new on a flagship NASA mission is even harder. The team has done a great job making this 3D printed crushable lattice a reality, ranging from the development of UnitcellHub, a new opensource lattice design software tool, to the development of a novel chemical etching postprocess with our partner REM Surface Finishing to enable ultra-low density crushables. In many ways, this work exemplifies our work in the 3D printing industry, and NASA as a whole, using it to create light, high performance structures in ways that were never before possible.Justin Michaud, CEO at REM Surface Engineering, said, For REM, being a part of winning this award is a validation and celebration of the work that we have been doing in the metal AM industry for the past ~15 years. So much of what we do, supporting AM applications with our surface finishing technology, is highly confidential, and, as a result, we often dont get to share or discuss the advancements and capabilities that we help to enable. As a company, we often say that we are the folks to come to with the hard challenges, and Dr. Watkins certainly did! From targeting wall thicknesses of ~100 m to executing >80% as printed mass reductions with tolerances of <0.5%, this work certainly pushed REM to increase our capabilities. But, NASA JPL is one of our longest-running and most consistent customers, and were proud of the trust we have gained and the partner-like relationship we share with them. So, to be a part of winning this award in support of NASA JPLs crush lattice project is exceptionally rewarding.The concept of lattice structures was envisioned since the very beginning of the 3D printing revolution. Unfortunately, their complexity has slowed their adoption. My hope is that this work emboldens others to push into this emerging design domain to do things in ways that weve never done them before, added Dr. Watkins.REM Surface Engineerings Justin Michaud continued, The work that Dr. Watkins has led and that we have supported in developing lightweight crush lattices has potentially broad applications across a range of industries. Protecting the Mars Samples is obviously a very challenging application, but the potential to apply these concepts to aerospace, automotive, and other applications is significant. For REM specifically, the increased process control that this work drove within has already led to several of new capability enhancements and associated work in areas such as complex heat exchanger applications. There arent many technologies that can controllably remove loose and partially sintered powder from complex, multi-domain internal surface applications, but much of the work we did with JPL on these crush lattices has led to and aided in our ability to address the inherent cleanliness issues of these printed components. In general, working with JPL and other NASA branches has been a huge benefit to both REM and the metal AM industry as they fund the research that is needed to push these advanced manufacturing capabilities forward.Community Advocate of the YearWinner: Duann Scott, Director 3MF ConsortiumHonorable Mention: Teula Bradshaw, Sanjay Mortimer FoundationDuann Scott, Director of the 3MF Consortium and winner of the 2024 3DPI Awards Community Advocate of the Year said, As the additive manufacturing industry grows through its painful adolescence and matures into becoming a productive part of the broader manufacturing ecosystem, contributing more than just naive enthusiasm and good looks, it is critical that the software we use to create the designs help direct this brash upstart to really start paying its way in society. That the information/data we feed the machines have all of the nutrient rich data required for healthy and sustained growth into manufacturing adulthood.I am thankful for the opportunity through the CDFAM Computational Design Symposium, 3MF Consortium and MIT AMX to help build the community of people capable of nurturing this growth, the positive affects it will have on our society for generations, and the recognition from 3DPI with this award that reflects more on the people I have worked with and learned from along the way, than anything I have done to help them, added Duann Scott, Director 3MF Consortium.Teula Bradshaw, CEO Sanjay Mortimer Foundation, said, We are deeply honoured to receive this recognition from the 3D Printing Industry Awards. For the Sanjay Mortimer Foundation (SMF), this high ranking by readers and experts serves as a powerful validation of our mission: to empower young neurodiverse engineers and makers to realise their potential and thrive in industries like 3D printing.This acknowledgment reflects not only the passion we pour into our work but also the industrys shared belief in the unique contributions neurodiverse individuals bring. By supporting them, we aim to ensure that no talent slips through the cracks and that these brilliant minds can access opportunities to innovate and grow.This recognition amplifies our mission and demonstrates that the 3D printing community values inclusivity and diverse perspectives. We are incredibly grateful for this support, which encourages us to continue fostering creativity, confidence, and empowerment in future innovators.Bradshaw added, The Sanjay Mortimer Foundation believes that neurodiverse minds are uniquely suited to the ever-evolving world of 3D printing. Their ability to think differently, challenge conventions, and explore creative solutions aligns perfectly with an industry that thrives on innovation and rapid change.By providing mentorship, resources, and opportunities, we aim to build a pipeline of talented individuals whose unique perspectives can drive the next wave of breakthroughs in 3D printing. These young engineers and makers not only bring fresh ideas to the table but also represent a crucial step toward creating a more inclusive and dynamic workforce within the industry.This honourable mention by the 3D Printing Industry Awards reinforces our belief in this mission, and we are excited to see how the individuals we support will shape the future of additive manufacturing.Company of the year (Enterprise)Winner: AutodeskHonorable Mention: Nikon SLM SolutionsAlexander Freund, Director Product Management, Fusion Manufacturing at Autodesk said, Being selected as Company of the Year (Enterprise) for 2024 is a tremendous honor for us, especially given the strength of the nominees. It reaffirms our belief that our approachcreating an affordable, easy-to-use, yet incredibly powerful mass-market platform like Fusionis truly driving Additive Manufacturing toward becoming a mainstream technology.Company of the year (Personal)Winner: Bambu LabHonorable Mention: Prusa ResearchDesktop FFF 3D Printer of the YearWinner: Bambu Lab A1 & AMSHonorable Mention: Prusa Research XLDesktop non-FFF 3D Printer of the YearWinner: Formlabs Form 4Honorable Mention: Elegoo Saturn 4 UltraDvid Lakatos CPO at Formlabs said, Form 4 is a massive leap in our mission to enable anyone to bring their ideas to life. We invested years of development into creating Form 4 to usher in a new era of resin 3D printing, with blazing fast speeds and unprecedented reliability. Were honored the expert committee and readers at the 2024 3D Printing Industry Awards recognized Form 4s impact by naming it the Desktop non-FFF 3D Printer of the Year.The Formlabs CPO added, We made 3D printing affordable and accessible, and Form 4 has accelerated 3D printing activity and adoption. The printers high speeds and reliability have caught the attention of customers at top brands including NASA, Ford, and Microsoft, and we expect this fast printer to continue to expand 3D printing applications across new industries and use cases. 3D printing has historically never had the speeds and reliability to outpace injection molding, and Form 4 is the first 3D printer that enables innovators, manufacturers, and product designers to reimagine products with flexible design and fast print times at an affordable price.Enterprise 3D Printer of the Year (Metals)Winner: Meltio M600Honorable Mention: EOS M290Lukas Hoppe, Meltios Research & Development Director, said, We thank the entire audience and the 3DPI AM family for the award given this year 2024 to Meltio and its new and most powerful industrial metal 3D printer, Meltio M600. This recognition is a support to all the innovation effort of all the teams that are part of Meltio. The design brief for the new Meltio M600 was to imagine what the perfect 3D printer for the machine shop would look like. The vast majority of metal 3D printed parts require post-processing which is carried out in the machine shop and since our ambition is to push the large-scale adoption of metal additive manufacturing we have a very clear vision that the modern machine shop is the ideal point of entry. Manufacturing faces many challenges globally, from long lead times and stock-keeping costs caused by long and fragile supply chains to an ever-growing pressure to lower costs and reduce emissions.3D Printing has huge potential to address these issues as it helps reduce lead times, and manufacturing dependencies by printing parts in-house, reduces warehouse inventory as the raw material can be transformed into the final part on demand, and reduces costs by applying material only where it is needed.Meltios R&D Director added, The Meltio M600 for us was really the next logical step on our continuous journey towards mass adoption of Wire-Laser DED, the process all Meltio systems are based on. We began this work in earnest in 2019 when we started to leave the prototyping space with the launch of the Meltio M450. After learning from and improving the technology for three years, the time was finally ripe for us to work on the next system. Our goal with the Meltio M600 was to strike the right balance between machine size, cost, and productivity while being uncompromising on quality, reliability, and ease of use. To achieve this, we did not just create a scaled up M450, instead, we developed every single part of the machine from scratch to take the technology to the next level, based on the learnings of having manufactured and installed over 400 Laser Meltio DED systems around the world from 2019.Enterprise 3D printer of the year (polymers)Winner: EOS FORMIGA P 110 FDRHonorable Mention: Axtra3D Lumia X1Rajeev Kulkarni, Chief Strategy Officer, Axtra3D said, Receiving an honorable mention for Enterprise 3D Printer of the Year (Polymers) is a proud recognition of the dedication, innovation, and commitment weve invested in advancing additive manufacturing with our Hybrid PhotoSynthesis (HPS) technology.At Axtra3D, our mission has always been to enable photopolymerization-based production without compromises, delivering a seamless balance of print throughput, surface quality, accuracy, resolution, and part size. By merging the best attributes of laser-based SLA and projector-based DLP into one cohesive system, we have set a new standard for production 3D Printing.This recognition is a testament to the transformative value our Lumia X1 brings to customers, helping them push the boundaries of whats possible with additive manufacturing. It inspires us to continue driving innovation and empowering manufacturers to surpass the limitations of conventional SLA and DLP technologies.Axtra3Ds CSO added, Our mission is to enable a future where manufacturing is smarter, faster, and more sustainable. By integrating cutting-edge technology with the business elements that matter most to our customers, we aim to not only advance the industry but also equip our customers with the tools they need to thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape. We are proud to help shape the future of 3D printing, creating pathways for innovation and business success.Innovation of the yearWinner: MIT 3D Printed Glass BricksHonorable Mention: xolo Volumetric 3D printingStephan Khr, Chief Commercial Officer at xolo GmbH, said, This recognition highlights the growing excitement around using 3D printing for advanced applications like fabricating lenses and optical elements in seconds. Its validation from the 3D printing community that our Xolography technology is addressing real market needs and creating new possibilities. This acknowledgment inspires us to collaborate with even more innovators eager to push boundaries.Continuing xolos CCO added, Xolography is one of the very few technologies that can truly scale 3D printing. Its layer-free approach enables fast and precise production of isotropic structures, making it uniquely suited for large-scale manufacturing in applications like optics, bioprinting, and beyond. As we refine and expand our capabilities, we aim to close the gap between prototyping and mass production, unlocking groundbreaking potential across industries.Material Company of the YearWinner: Metal Powder WorksHonorable Mention: 6K AdditiveJohn Barnes, CEO, Metal Powder Works said, This was a true David and Goliath story from the outset. My Co-Founder Chris Aldridge and I set out to re-think what feedstocks needed to be for metal AM, and consistency was at the top. We only started producing powder for customers in 2022 and now to be nominated in the same group as last years winner BASF, and this years nominees is incredible! This is truly a testament to our team, who have worked so hard to bring the DirectPowder systems online and offer 16 metal powders that are the most consistent, the highest quality, price competitive, and emit less CO2.The Metal Powder Works CEO added, AM needs more production of more powders and our technology accomplishes this with a very high efficiency and low powder size distribution. Starting with premium bar stock, our innovative technology converts these alloys for customers and will be the ONLY dedicated domestic source for the full range of copper and bronze alloys.Medical Dental or Healthcare ApplicationWinner: Strykers Infinity Total Ankle SystemHonorable Mention: Lithoz & Profactor INKplant First Ceramic Jaw ImplantMobility or Energy ApplicationWinner: General Motors Cadillac Celestiq EV with 100+ 3D Printed ComponentsHonorable Mention: Oak Ridge National Lab & DoE Hydropower Generation with Rapid RUNNERSBrennon White, Technical Specialist Advanced Manufacturing, General Motors, said, Its incredibly special for our team to win this award given the time and effort weve put into expanding our technical expertise in additive manufacturing. With more than 100 3D printed parts in the production vehicle, the CELESTIQ demonstrates GMs broadest use of additive manufacturing which is extremely unique.GMs White added, The investment GM has made in additive manufacturing is a clear indicator of the companys confidence in this technology and its potential. We definitely see significant opportunity for the use of this technology in additional programs in the future.Software tool or company of the yearWinner: Orca SlicerHonorable Mention: nTopLi Jiang (aka Softfever) founder and maintainer of the OrcaSlicer project, Noisyfox, main contributor, and Ioannis Giannakas(aka igiannakas), main contributor, told us more about what winning the 3DPI Award means, Its truly a blast! Winning this award means a great deal to our open-source community and me personally. It is a testament to the hard work and dedication of all contributors who have played their part in making Orca Slicer what it is today. This recognition reflects our commitment to innovation and excellence in the 3D printing industry, as well as our mission to provide accessible and high-quality software that meets the diverse needs of the community, from new users to the geeks.The Orca Slicer team continued, Were super excited about pushing the boundaries in 3D printing! We plan to keep innovating and making Orca Slicer even better, so it can help everyonefrom beginners to expertscreate amazing things. Whether its for off-the-shelf printers or DIY printers, we want to make sure Orca Slicer makes 3D printing more accessible and fun for all users.Start-up of the YearWinner: Hyphen InnovationsHonorable Mention: 3D SparkSustainability in Additive ManufacturingWinner: 6K AdditiveHonorable Mention: WASP & United NationsValue-added Reseller of the YearWinner: MatterHackersHonorable Mention: Solid Print3DLars Brubaker, CEO of MatterHackers said, Winning the Value-added Reseller of the Year award is an incredible honor for all of us at MatterHackers. It is a testament to our teams dedication to providing exceptional service, innovative solutions, and comprehensive support to our customers. This award reflects our commitment to empowering makers, educators, and businesses by making 3D printing accessible and practical for everyone. We are deeply grateful to the community for their support and recognition, as it validates our efforts to not only meet but exceed the expectations of the 3D printing community. This award inspires us to continue contributing positively to the industrys growth and development.Brubaker added, At MatterHackers, we envision our work as a catalyst for innovation and creativity in the 3D printing space. We are committed to expanding the reach and potential of 3D printing by providing cutting-edge products, educational resources, and unparalleled support. We are particularly proud to be expanding our business by offering print services and maintenance packages/repair, which ensure that our customers can rely on their 3D printing equipment to perform optimally. These services allow us to support a broader range of applications and industries, ensuring that 3D printing remains a viable and efficient solution for complex challenges. Our goal is to continue driving advancements in technology that will enable new applications across various industries, from healthcare and education to aerospace and manufacturing. By fostering a community of makers and innovators, we aim to inspire and equip the next generation of creators to push the boundaries of whats possible with 3D printing.3D Printing Industry Award CategoryWinner3D Designer of the YearDivergent 3D3D Scanning or Metrology CompanyShining3DAcademic, research team, or projectSingapore Centre for 3D PrintingAerospace, Space or Defense ApplicationNASA JPL with REM Surface EngineeringCommunity Advocate of the YearDuann Scott, Director 3MF ConsortiumCompany of the year (Enterprise)AutodeskCompany of the year (Personal)Bambu LabDesktop FFF 3D Printer of the YearBambu Lab A1 & AMSDesktop non-FFF 3D Printer of the YearFormlabs Form 4Enterprise 3D Printer of the Year (Metals)Meltio M600Enterprise 3D printer of the year (polymers)EOS FORMIGA P 110 FDRInnovation of the yearMIT 3D Printed Glass BricksMaterial Company of the YearMetal Powder WorksMedical Dental or Healthcare ApplicationStrykers Infinity Total Ankle SystemMobility or Energy ApplicationGeneral Motors Cadillac Celestiq EVSoftware tool or company of the yearOrca SlicerStart-up of the YearHyphen InnovationsSustainability in Additive Manufacturing6K AdditiveValue-added Reseller of the YearMatterHackersFollow the link for a full list and description of all 2024 3D Printing Industry Awards nominees.Subscribe to the 3D Printing Industry newsletter to keep up with the latest 3D printing news.Michael PetchMichael Petch is the editor-in-chief at 3DPI and the author of several books on 3D printing. He is a regular keynote speaker at technology conferences where he has delivered presentations such as 3D printing with graphene and ceramics and the use of technology to enhance food security. Michael is most interested in the science behind emerging technology and the accompanying economic and social implications.

Core manufacturer Laempe Mssner Sinto has delivered six sand 3D printers to German car manufacturer BMWs foundry in Landshut, Germany.The fully automated, high-volume binder jet 3D printing production line is optimized for manufacturing sand cores. Developed in partnership with BMW and R.Scheuchl GmbH, the solution streamlines the fabrication process to meet manufacturing standards.According to Laempe, BMW is already using the new 3D printers to produce molds for components in its latest six-cylinder vehicles. The additive manufacturing solution eliminates the need for manual steps, offering fully automated 3D measurement and core removal.Following the sale to BMW, Laempe has commercialized its binder jetting production lines, making them available to other manufacturers and foundries. The company claims it is future-proofing itself for the changing requirements of its customers and is the only manufacturer to offer everything from a single source.Laempe sand 3D printers. Photo via Laempe.BMW adopts Laempes sand 3D printersLaempe unveiled its sand binder jet 3D printer technology during last years GIFA foundry trade show in Dsseldorf. The systems boast bidirectional fabrication and high 3D printing speeds, with the company calling them the most efficient core sand printers in the world.The automated 3D printers are designed specifically for sand casting and utilize established industry standards. Aimed at foundries, they are developed at the Laempe technology site in Schopfheim (Baden-Wrttemberg) and produced in Barleben (Saxony-Anhalt).The binder jetting technology is designed to address the entire value chain. The systems integrate key processes, including raw material storage, molding material preparation, 3D printing, packing, cleaning, and component measurement.Notably, Laempes 3D printing line features an open design, enabling customers to work with any raw material suppliers of their choice. The 3D printers are also modular, allowing them to be integrated into existing automated production lines.The companys technology features hybrid core production capabilities, offering the choice between classic shot cores, 3D printed cores, or a combination of both. Additionally, Laempe provides its proprietary Laempe Printing Wizard Software, which optimizes slicing, scaling, and morphing of 3D print jobs.Inside Laempes sand core manufacturing system. Photo via Laempe.According to Laempe, the development of its core 3D printers was funded by a mid-double-digit million euro investment. This financing was split between a collaboration with BMW Group and Laempes own capital. The company claims it worked with BMW to overcome uncertainties, challenges, and tight schedules when developing its technology.The German car manufacturer has reportedly been impressed with the high speed and bidirectional printing capabilities of Laempes technology. The fully automated sand-casting production line is said to meet the firms high-volume production demands.Through the INACORE joint venture with R.Scheuchl, Laempe also offers a flexible pay per part option. Bavarian-based R.Scheuch added a Laempe printer to its workflow three years ago and supplies customers with shot and 3D printed cores.Measuring a sand core produced using Laempe technology. Photo via Laempe.3D printing enhances vehicle production linesThe automotive industry is increasingly adopting 3D printers, with many car makers leveraging the technology to produce prototypes, tooling, and even end-use parts. During the AMUK Members Forum held in October 2024, Jaguar Land Rovers Luke Fox explained that 3D printing accelerates the production of functional prototypes for its test cars.The company possesses 20 industrial 3D printers across six additive manufacturing technologies. These include HP Multi Jet Fusion (MJF), EOS systems, SLA, FDM, and PolyJet 3D printers. In the past, JLR has 3D printed limited runs of end-use parts. The 2019 Jaguar XE SV Project 8 incorporated over a dozen 3D printed car components. Legacy parts are also produced using additive manufacturing. They include replacement seat handles for the 1999 Land Rover Discovery 2.However, the vast majority of JLRs additive manufacturing efforts go towards functional prototyping. Here, additive manufacturing significantly speeds up the testing process, allowing design changes to be made and assessed quicker than with traditional manufacturing methods.The production line at JLRs car manufacturing plant in Nitra, Slovakia. Photo via JLR.Ford Motor Company also leverages additive manufacturing. Earlier this year, It used Formlabs SLA and SLS 3D printers to prototype several components for its Electric Explorer SUV. It 3D printed parts ranging from mirrors, handles, charging ports, and dashboard elements. This reportedly allowed the workshop team to take more design risks and quickly prototype new design iterations in hours rather than days.Elsewhere, British automotive manufacturer McLarens W1 hybrid hypercar incorporates critical suspension components produced with titanium 3D printing. Uprights and wishbones of the W1s advanced suspension system were produced using additive manufacturing to achieve significant weight savings. This follows the car makers adoption of Divergent Technologies 3D printing-based Divergent Adaptive Production System (DAPS). The partnership seeks to improve vehicle performance, sustainability, and production efficiency.All the news from Formnext 2024.Subscribe to the 3D Printing Industry newsletter to keep up with the latest 3D printing news.You can also follow us on Twitter, like our Facebook page, and subscribe to the 3D Printing Industry Youtube channel to access more exclusive content.Featured image shows the inside of Laempes sand core manufacturing system. Photo via Laempe.

GM House | Evelyn MllerLocated within the rolling terrain of Bragana Paulista, Brazil, the GM House by Padovani Arquitetos exemplifies a harmonious dialogue between architecture and nature. Designed for a young family, the residence redefines modern living by embracing the unique topography of its site, blending horizontally into the contours of the landscape below street level. With its natural materials, central void, and flourishing rooftop gardens, the house epitomizes the seamless integration of design and environment.GM House Technical InformationArchitects: Padovani ArquitetosLocation: Bragana Paulista, BrazilTopics: Brazilian HousesArea: 900 m2 | 9,600 Sq. Ft.Completion Year: 2021Photographs: Evelyn MllerThe GM House blends seamlessly with its sloped terrain, flowing horizontally below street level. Featuring natural materials, a central void, and blooming rooftop gardens, it harmonizes modern design with the beauty of the landscape. PadovaniArchitectsGM House PhotographsExterior View | Evelyn MllerFacade | Evelyn MllerPool Deck | Evelyn MllerFire Pit | Evelyn MllerPool Deck | Evelyn MllerDining Space | Evelyn MllerTerrace | Evelyn MllerCourtyards | Evelyn MllerSliding Glass Partion | Evelyn MllerInterior | Evelyn MllerDesign and Spatial OrganizationThe GM House takes full advantage of its sloped terrain, turning a potential design challenge into an architectural feature. Located slightly below street level, the residence establishes a single access point on a continuous plateau, creating an inviting entryway. A central void, framed by a floating metal roof structure, becomes the heart of the house, connecting the social and intimate blocks while offering a sense of openness and flow.This void serves as a physical connector and a symbolic element, emphasizing the projects horizontality. The arrangement of the houses social and private volumes under the expansive roof showcases a deliberate architectural intent to create balance and coherence. By working with the sites natural slope, the residence offers uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape, enhancing the living experience for its inhabitants.Materiality and LandscapingThe GM Houses material choices thoughtfully blend aesthetics and functionality. Warm-toned wood, bricks, and natural stone harmonize with sleek aluminum panels, creating a balance between natural warmth and modern sophistication. These materials enhance the visual appeal and provide durability and a sense of permanence.Roof cutouts and hollow elements introduce rooftop gardens and terraces, reinforcing the integration between architecture and the natural environment. These landscaped areas, designed by Alexandre Furcolin, transform the house into a living extension of the surrounding landscape. The green spaces soften the structures geometry while creating opportunities for leisure and contemplation, embodying the essence of indoor-outdoor living.A Celebration of Contemporary Brazilian ArchitectureThe GM House perfectly combines modern design principles with natural integration. Its horizontality, use of natural materials, and landscaping strategies highlight a profound respect for the sites context while offering an elevated living experience. By merging architecture with the environment, Padovani Arquitetos has crafted a residence that not only meets the practical needs of its inhabitants but also celebrates the beauty of the Brazilian landscape.GM House Plans Padovani Arquitetos Padovani Arquitetos Padovani ArquitetosGM House Image GalleryAbout Padovani ArquitetosPadovani is a Brazilian architecture and design office that weaves its narrative with lines that seek to express personality with simplicity, establishing an intense dialogue with nature. The office conceives the uniqueness of projects by investigating the best technical response in harmony with conceptual poetics and client needs, a ritual repeated in every detail. Their identity is marked by elegance, applied to a design that breathes tropicality and expresses the essence of these characteristics in their creations.Notes & Additional CreditsArchitecture: PadovaniLandscaping: Alexandre Furcolin

HKS Architectsan 85-year-old firm with U.S. offices from coast to coast (and several abroad)announced today a change in leadership. CEO and chairman Dan Noble, who has worked at the firm for 42 years, will step down from his position and hand the baton to Heath May, another HKS veteran who has spent 20 years with the practice. The transition will take place over the course of 2025 with Noble and May working closely together to share knowledge on the firms operations, while ushering in a new chapter. Talks to name a successor for Noble began seven years ago when HKS launched a strategic plan geared at the firms continued evolvement, especially in terms of those leading it. To identify a successor, HKS developed a predictive index. From this, it was able to glean who internally at the firm was best suited and most competent to move the firm forward. This tactic demonstrates the firms commitment to thoughtfully developing leadership programs, training initiatives, and defining the role of CEO. The shortlist comprised seven individuals and was narrowed down to two, with May eventually named as Nobles successor.Since joining HKS, May has worked on a range of typologies, including sports venues such as SoFi Stadium. (Nic Lehoux)May started working at HKS in 2004. It was his second job out of school. Over 20 years at HKS, May recalled I practiced somewhat agnostically across different typologies. I had the opportunity to get a sense of what it was like to work with clients and think about the programming and the criteria for different building typesranging from small cafes to large hospitals to schools to stadiums and everything in between. In an interview with AN, Noble said Mays focus has always been firmly fixed on the future and where the next idea to help move the industry along can come from. He has deep expertise in parametric modeling, sustainable design, performance driven architecture. Hes always pushing the needle, Noble offered.Both Noble and May look forward to a future where architects are problem solvers, where technology like AI, machine learning, and automation can benefit communities. CMNTY Culture Campus in Los Angeles exemplifies Mays ability to merge cutting-edge technology with client-centered design. (Courtesy HKS Architects)Im incredibly excited about the idea that we get to be the authors of that future, May added. Specifically right now around machine learning, AI, and the use of data in our work, the most interesting and exciting thing is that no one has figured it out yet.When May fully takes the reins in January 2026, he will lead the firm from its Los Angeles office, where he currently works froma first for the Dallas-headquartered practice that could expand its sphere of influence.

A palette of materials, finishes, and surfaces for indoor excellence. (Courtesy Treefrog)Sottsass GreyTreefrogTreefrog has revamped its entire collection, adding 11 new FSC-certified prefinished woods, including seven new Designer Veneers. Designed by the late Ettore Sottsass, Sottsass Grey was recently reintroduced in more muted wood tones by Treefrogs Italian supplier.(Courtesy PK-30 System)PK30 Sliding Stacking SystemPK-30 SystemShown here in the Hafele New York showroom by Perkins&Wills New York studio. The PK30 12-foot-tall sliding stacking system requires no floor track for installation. The systems panels are made of wood, glass, and metal. (Courtesy Allsteel)12 Value Ladder PullAllsteelHardware for Allsteels Aspect and Beyond Walls has been updated to include a new 12 Value Ladder Pull that is visually consistent with other new ladder pulls.(Courtesy 3A Composites)Monarc Interior Composite Wall Panels3A CompositeThis new range of composite wall panels for contract interiors is available in 19 options across three collections inspired by raw materials, natural stone, and wood. Monarc is made from two sheets of .012 aluminum bonded to a fire-retardant mineral core in a continuous extrusion process, creating a rigid and durable aluminum-composite panel.(Courtesy 3form)Dreamscape Collection3formFor its first designer collection, 3form partnered with New Yorkbased design firm Ringo Studio to create a surfacing palette that includes seven combinations of materials, colors, patterns, and finishes. (Courtesy Molo)Petal Pink SoftwallMoloAt this years ICFF in New York City, Molo premiered its new limited-edition Petal Pink custom color for its freestanding textile Softwall partition system.

The Farnsworth Homestead is located on Elm Street in Downtown Rockland, Maine, and is an excellent example of a mid-19th century residence in the Greek Revival style. The home was built in 1850 for Rockland businessman William Alden Farnsworth, who gained his income from lime-rock quarries and the Rockland Water Company. Mr. Farnsworth was a leading businessman who helped establish Rockland as the number four port in the United States, largely exporting lime for masonry construction all down the east coast. After William died in 1873, the property was inherited by his heirs, the last of which, Lucy Farnsworth, lived here until her own death in 1935. The 96-year-old Lucy Farnsworth died in the home and in her will, bequeathed the family property and ample funds to establish the Farnsworth Art Museum, and included preservation of the family homestead as a mid-19th century house museum, which it remains to this day. The Greek Revival style house with its flushboard siding and bold pilasters, was recently restored by the museum, along with the carriage house which stands to its east.

Published December 17, 2024 10:00am EST close Holiday shopping fraud expected to increase due to AI The busy holiday shopping season is just around the corner and most of us will be targeted by an AI scam. The holiday season is the best time of the year. Many of us spend quality time with our families, enjoy delicious food and even go on vacations. For many, its also a time to indulge in shopping. And why not? This is when you find the best deals on your favorite products, whether its a new electronic gadget or a household essential.However, the holiday season also comes with an increased risk of mobile fraud while shopping online. Scammers often target online shoppers in more ways than you might imagine. Fortunately, with some awareness and precautions, you can protect yourself. Below, Ill discuss the rise in mobile shopping scams and how you can stay safe. A woman shopping on her smartphone (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)The rise in mobile fraudAccording toAppdome's latest U.S. Consumer Survey, 60.6% of Americans say fraud is their biggest concern. More than 40% of global consumers reported that they or someone close to them had been directly affected by mobile fraud, malware or a cyberattack. With mobile apps now being the main way people interact with brands, skepticism among users is growing. In fact, 24% of consumers believe developers dont care about app security, a massive jump of 258% since 2021.Social engineering has become a major worry, as people are becoming more aware of the many ways mobile fraud can happen. This includes things like location spoofing, scams that manipulate users and account takeovers. Almost half of the survey respondents this year said they or someone they know personally had dealt with fraud, scams or similar issues.Such scams also affect your online shopping experience. I spoke with Tom Tovar, CEO of Appdome, regarding what consumers need to know when they are shopping on their mobile devices this holiday season."Consumers should be aware of phishing, smishing and vishing scams, which exploit fake emails, deceptive SMS messages and fraudulent phone calls to steal sensitive information. More sophisticated threats include FaceID bypass attacks, such as those carried out by the GoldPickaxe malware, which uses AI-enhanced techniques to bypass biometric authentication,"Tovar said."Other significant risks include banking trojans, which infiltrate apps to steal login credentials or financial data, and accessibility malware, which exploits device accessibility features to take control of mobile interactions. The rise of these sophisticated threats highlights the need for robust in-app security." A woman shopping on her smartphone (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)4 steps to take to protect yourself while shopping on your phoneShopping scams are becoming harder to detect, but its easy to stay ahead of them. Here are some steps you can take to protect yourself while shopping on your phone.1) Shop on a safe mobile appThis might seem obvious, but sticking to trusted apps can help keep you safe while shopping. By trusted apps, I mean platforms like Amazon, eBay and Walmart."With the growing sophistication of mobile threats, its becoming increasingly challenging for consumers to identify risks independently. Threats like phishing, accessibility malware and banking trojans are designed to mimic legitimate functions, making them nearly impossible to detect at a glance. Instead of relying solely on spotting issues, consumers should look for apps that clearly communicate their commitment to security through visible privacy policies, transparent security practices and updates addressing new threats. Choosing apps from trusted sources and reading user reviews can also provide reassurance,"Tovar said.2) Watch out for phishing, smishing and vishing scamsWhen shopping on your phone, be cautious ofphishing, smishing andvishing scams, as they are common tactics used to steal your personal and financial information. Phishing involves fake emails that look like they are from trusted retailers, tricking you into sharing sensitive details like passwords or payment information. Smishing is a similar tactic but delivered through text messages, often containing links to fake websites or malicious downloads.Vishing, on the other hand, involves scammers making phone calls pretending to be customer service representatives from well-known brands, attempting to gain access to your private information. Always verify the authenticity of emails, texts or calls before clicking links or sharing details to ensure a safe shopping experience.The best way to safeguard yourself from malicious links that install malware, potentially accessing your private information, is to have antivirus software installed on all your devices. This protection can also alert you to phishing emails and ransomware scams, keeping your personal information and digital assets safe.Get my picks for the best 2024 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android and iOS devices.3) Be cautious about the permissions you grant to appsWhen shopping online on your phone, it's important to be careful about the permissions you give to apps. A lot of apps may ask for access to things like your camera, contacts or location, even if it's not necessary for the shopping experience. Always think twice before granting these permissions."These permissions are often abused by malware to collect sensitive data or perform unauthorized actions. Before granting permissions, consider whether they align with the apps purpose. Developers can mitigate these risks by incorporating protections from Appdomes anti-fraud offering, which protects against the many abuse methods used by malicious actors to abuse mobile app permissions," Tovar said. A woman shopping on her smartphone (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)4) Protect your financial informationProtecting financial information is crucial, especially when shopping online. It's important to use secure websites, indicated by "https" in the URL, and avoid saving payment details in apps or on websites unless they are trustworthy.While consumers should stay vigilant by using trusted apps, downloading only from official app stores and monitoring for suspicious activity theres only so much they can do, Tovar said."The sophistication of modern threats often makes it impossible for users to identify or prevent all risks on their own," he said. "Consumers have a better chance of keeping their personal information secure by choosing brands that prioritize security and back it up with tangible actions, such as automating robust protections and delivering proactive, built-in security measures."Kurts key takeawayThe holiday season is a prime time for shopping and, unfortunately, for scams. As mobile shopping continues to grow, threats like AI-driven scams and advanced malware are expected to increase. However, you can keep yourself safe by staying informed about potential threats, choosing apps with robust security measures and practicing good mobile hygiene. It's also the responsibility of app developers to ensure users dont fall prey to scammers.Do you think app developers are doing enough to keep people safe from scams? Let us know by writing us atCyberguy.com/Contact.For more of my tech tips and security alerts, subscribe to my free CyberGuy Report Newsletter by heading to Cyberguy.com/Newsletter.Ask Kurt a question or let us know what stories you'd like us to cover.Follow Kurt on his social channels:Answers to the most asked CyberGuy questions:New from Kurt:Copyright 2024 CyberGuy.com.All rights reserved. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson is an award-winning tech journalist who has a deep love of technology, gear and gadgets that make life better with his contributions for Fox News & FOX Business beginning mornings on "FOX & Friends." Got a tech question? Get Kurts free CyberGuy Newsletter, share your voice, a story idea or comment at CyberGuy.com.

Published December 17, 2024 6:00am EST close 'CyberGuy': Using VPNs without messing up your banking apps Tech expert Kurt Knutsson says a VPN enhances online banking security by encrypting data and protecting privacy. Using a virtual private network (VPN) can significantly enhance your online security, especially when accessing sensitive information like banking apps. However, it can also lead to complications, such as being blocked from accessing your bank's services.Melissa from Dallas wrote to us asking, "How can I use a VPN without getting locked out of my banking app? It's very frustrating, and I worry about my security when I have to turn off the VPN. Are there any specific tips to ensure I stay both secure and connected?"Melissa, we totally understand how that can be aggravating.We'll guide you through the steps to use VPNs effectively while ensuring your banking activities remain secure and accessible. A woman logging onto her VPN on her laptop (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)What is a VPN?A VPN encrypts your internet traffic and reroutes it through a server in a different location than your own. VPNs make it appear that you are connecting to the internet from whichever location the server is hosted in rather than your actual location.When you first connect to a network using a VPN, your device will establish a secure connection with the VPN server and your device's IP address will appear as the VPN server, meaning that only your internet service provider will see that you're connecting to a VPN server. Normally, when you connect to a website, the website or any online services you visit can see your device's technical information, including location-sensitive data such as IP addresses. A VPN on a laptop (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)Understanding VPNs and their benefitsA VPN creates a secure tunnel between your device and the internet, encrypting your data to protect it from prying eyes. The three key benefits of using a VPN for online banking include:1) Enhanced security: Encrypts your connection, making it difficult for hackers to intercept sensitive information.2) Privacy protection: Masks your IP address, helping you maintain anonymity while browsing.3) Access to geo-restricted content: Allows you to access banking services when traveling abroad. Illustration of how you can use a VPN worldwide (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)Steps to use a VPN safely with banking apps1) Choose the right VPNSelect a reputable VPN service that prioritizes security and privacy. Look for features such as:Military-grade encryption (256-bit AES)No-logs policy to ensure your activities are not tracked.Kill-switch functionality to prevent data leaks if the VPN connection drops.Servers in your home country to avoid triggering alerts from your bank2) Install the VPN softwareDownload and install the VPN application on your device. Most VPN services offer user-friendly interfaces compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, macOS, Android and iOS.3) Connect to a serverBefore accessing your banking app:Launch the VPN application.Connect to a server located in your home country. This helps prevent your bank from flagging your access as suspicious.4) Log into your banking appOnce connected:Open your banking app or website.Log in as you normally would. If you encounter issues, consider clearing browser cookies or switching servers within the VPN.5) Monitor for any issuesIf you experience difficulties logging in:Disable the VPN temporarily and try accessing the app again.Change the VPN city/location to match the city where you live or are currently located.When traveling, be sure to change the VPN to the city where you live to avoid issues.Contact customer support for both your bank and the VPN provider if problems persist. A woman logging onto her VPN on her tablet (Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson)What to do when your VPN gets blocked by your bankNow, some websites, especially banking sites, might get a little suspicious when they see you're using a VPN. They might even block you out. So, what do you do if your bank's website won't let you in with your VPN on? Don't panic. Here are a few quick fixes:Try contacting your bank's customer support. They might have a solution or be able to white-list your VPN, which basically means allowing your connection to bypass security blocks.Change theVPN city/location to match the city where you live or are currently located.If all else fails, you can always temporarily disable your VPN when accessing your banking app. Just remember to turn it back on when you're done.Now, you might be wondering, "Is it safe to turn off my VPN for banking?" Well, as long as you're on a secure, private network (notpublic Wi-Fi), you should be OK. Just make sure to enable it again as soon as you're done. Remember, while VPNs can sometimes be a bit of a hassle, the privacy and security they provide are totally worth it.Choosing the right VPN for banking security and safety tipsSecuring your financial information with reliable VPN services and following these practical safety tips are important.1) Choose a reliable VPN:Select a reputable VPN service with strong encryption protocols..2) Always use VPN on public Wi-Fi:Never access financial accounts on public networks without activating your VPN first.3) Enable two-factor authentication (2FA): Add an extra layer of security to your accounts byenabling 2FA.4) Use strong, unique passwords:Create complex passwords for each of your accounts and consider using a password manager. Consider using apassword manager to generate and store complex passwords.5) Regularly monitor your accounts: Check your retirement accounts frequently for any suspicious activity.6) Keep software updated: Ensure your devices and apps are alwaysup to date with the latest security patches.7) Be wary of phishing attempts: Don't click on suspicious links or provide personal information in response to unsolicited emails. The best way to safeguard yourself from malicious links that install malware, potentially accessing your private information, is to have strong antivirus software installed on all your devices. This protection can also alert you to phishing emails and ransomware scams, keeping your personal information and digital assets safe.Get my picks for the best 2024 antivirus protection winners for your Windows, Mac, Android and iOS devices.Pro tip:Use split tunneling:This feature allows you to route only specific traffic through the VPN while keeping other traffic on a regular connection. It can be beneficial for banking apps while allowing general browsing without interference.Kurt's key takeawaysUsing a VPN can significantly enhance your online banking security by encrypting sensitive data and providing privacy protection. However, it's essential to choose a reliable service and connect appropriately to avoid access issues with banking apps. By following the outlined steps and tips, you can enjoy the benefits of a VPN without compromising your ability to manage your finances securely. Always stay vigilant about potential security threats and maintain good online habits for optimal safety while banking online.Are there any misconceptions about VPNs and online banking that youd like clarified?Let us know by writing us at Cyberguy.com/Contact.For more of my tech tips and security alerts, subscribe to my free CyberGuy Report Newsletter by heading to Cyberguy.com/Newsletter.Ask Kurt a question or let us know what stories you'd like us to cover.Follow Kurt on his social channels:Answers to the most asked CyberGuy questions:New from Kurt:Copyright 2024 CyberGuy.com.All rights reserved. Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson is an award-winning tech journalist who has a deep love of technology, gear and gadgets that make life better with his contributions for Fox News & FOX Business beginning mornings on "FOX & Friends." Got a tech question? Get Kurts free CyberGuy Newsletter, share your voice, a story idea or comment at CyberGuy.com.

Moreover, ITAMs emphasis on transparency and accountability resonates strongly with the public sectors commitment to stewardship. By adopting practices that eliminate waste while safeguarding IT services, government departments can set a powerful example of how efficiency and effectiveness can go hand in hand. This should be ingrained in the culture, from a single request for a piece of hardware to negotiating a multi-year contract.The role of collaborationSuccess will also depend on collaboration. Departments should collaborate to share best practices, pool resources, and negotiate better deals with suppliers. Engaging with forums like the ITAM Forum can provide invaluable insights and support, helping departments maximise the impact of their ITAM initiatives.The UK governments efficiency drive offers an opportunity to rethink how IT resources are managed and deployed. By embracing ITAM and complementary strategies, departments can deliver significant savings while maintaining and enhancing public service quality. This compelling vision for the future requires leadership, commitment, and a clear focus on value. As departments rise to meet this challenge, the ITAM community stands ready to support them every step of the way.Read more ITAM stories8 top enterprise asset management software products: Neglecting enterprise asset management can lead to higher equipment costs and delayed operations. Learn more about EAM software and which is best for your company.8 top inventory management software products: Inventory management software can help companies manage their supply chain in a turbulent world, but using the right product is crucial. Learn more about which software to choose.

Sergey Nivens - FotoliaNewsOfcom publishes Illegal Harms Codes of PracticeThe codes of practice and guidance from Ofcom outline the steps online services providers can take to protect their users from illegal harmsBySebastian Klovig Skelton,Data & ethics editorPublished: 17 Dec 2024 13:06 Online harms regulator Ofcom has published its first code of practice for tackling illegal harms under the Online Safety Act (OSA), giving businesses three months to prepare before enforcement begins in March 2025.Published 16 December 2024, Ofcoms Illegal Harms Codes and guidance outlines the steps providers should take to address illegal harms on their services.This includes nominating a senior executive to be accountable for OSA compliance, properly funding and staffing content moderation teams, improved algorithmic testing to limit the spread of illegal content, and removing accounts that are either run by or are on behalf of terrorist organisations.Covering more than 100,000 online services, the OSA applies to search engines and firms that publish user-created content, and contains 130 priority offences covering a variety of content types including child sexual abuse, terrorism and fraud that firms will need to proactively tackle through their content moderation systems.With the publication of the codes, providers now have deadline of 16 March 2025 to fulfil their legal duty to assess the risk of illegal harms taking place on their services, after which they will be immediately expected to implement the safety measures set out in the codes,or use other effective measures to their protect users.Ofcom has said it is ready to take enforcement action if providers do not act promptly to address the risks on their services.Under the OSA, failure to comply with its measures including a failure to complete the risk assessment process within the three month timeframe could see firms fined up to 10% of their global revenue or 18m (whichever is greater).For too long, sites and apps have been unregulated, unaccountable and unwilling to prioritise peoples safety over profits. That changes from today, said Ofcom chief executive Melanie Dawes.The safety spotlight is now firmly on tech firms and its time for them to act. Well be watching the industry closely to ensure firms match up to the strict safety standards set for them under our first codes and guidance, with further requirements to follow swiftly in the first half of next year.Technology secretary Peter Kyle who set out his draftStatement of Strategic Priorities(SSP) to the regulator in November 2024 described the codes as a material step change in online safety that mean platforms will have to proactively taken down a host of illegal content.This government is determined to build a safer online world, where people can access its immense benefits and opportunities without being exposed to a lawless environment of harmful content, he said.If platforms fail to step up the regulator has my backing to use its full powers, including issuing fines and asking the courts to block access to sites. These laws mark a fundamental re-set in societys expectations of technology companies. I expect them to deliver and will be watching closely to make sure they do.While theSSP is set to be finalised in early 2025, the current version contains five focus areas, including safety by design, transparency and accountability, agile regulation, inclusivity and resilience, and innovation in online safety technologies.Under the OSA, Ofcomwill have to report back to the secretary of state on what actions it has taken against these priorities to ensure the laws are delivering safer spaces online, which will then be used to inform next steps.Ofcom said it will be holding a further consultation in spring 2025 to expand the codes, which will include looking at proposals on banning accounts that share child sexual abuse material, crisis response protocols for emergency events such as the August 2024 riots in England, and the use of hash matching to prevent the sharing of non-consensual intimate imagery and terrorist content.Under Clause 122 of the OSA, Ofcom has the power to require messaging service providers to develop and deploy software that scans phones for illegal material. Known as client-side scanning, this method compares hash values of encrypted messages against a database of hash values of illegal content stored on a users device.Encrypted communication providers havesaidOfcoms power to require blanket surveillance in private messaging apps in this fashion would catastrophically reduce safety and privacy for everyone.Responding to the publication of the codes, Mark Jones, partner at law firm Payne Hicks Beach, said the fact that there will have been 14 months between the OSA receiving Royal Assent in October 2023 and the codes coming into force in March 2025 shows there has been no urgency in tackling illegal harms.Lets be clear this is, to a degree, self-regulation. Providers decide for themselves how to meet the legal duties and what is proportionate for them, he said. Ofcom does, however, have enforcement powers such as fines of up to 18m or 10% of global turnover or even blocking sites in the most serious of cases. But will we see these powers being used swiftly, or at all? Critics say the Codes of Practice do not go far enough and that a gradualist approach is being taken to illegal harms.Xuyang Zhu, partner at global law firm Taylor Wessing, added that while there are further codes of practice set to be published, companies now have strict timelines to adhere to and can no longer delay taking action on implementing safety measures.Companies need to act now if they want to avoid failing compliance and facing potentially significant fines, she said. For many services, it will take substantial time and effort to do the risk assessment, going through the system and data to identify risks as well as putting in compliance measures to mitigate the identified harms. It wont be an easy task and, to ensure that companies can make it by the deadline, they need to start now.Ofcom previously published its draft online child safety codes for tech firms in April 2024. Under the codes, Ofcom expects any internet services that children can access (including social media networks and search engines) to carry out robust age checks, to configure their algorithms to filter out the most harmful content from these childrens feeds, and implement content moderation processes that ensure swift action is taken against this content.The draft codes also includemeasures to ensure tech firms compliance, including by having a named senior person accountable for compliance with the childrens safety duties, an annual senior-body review of all risk management activities relating to childrens safety, and an employee code of conduct that sets standards for employees around protecting children.Read more about online safetySchools go smartphone-free to address online harms: Schools are implementing smartphone-free policies in an attempt to curb students exposure to online harms, but teachers and parents are worried the Online Safety Act will only partially address concerns.Ofcoms online safety preparedness efforts hobbled by government: Despite Ofcoms progress so far, UK government changes to the scope and timetable of the Online Safety Bill are hobbling the ability of the regulator to successfully prepare for the new regime.Online Safety Bill screening measures amount to prior restraint: The Open Rights Group is calling on Parliament to reform the Online Safety Bill, on the basis that its content-screening measures would amount to prior restraint on freedom of expression.In The Current Issue:What do the home secretarys policing reforms mean for the future of the Police Digital Service?What are the security risks of bring your own AI?Download Current IssueMicrosoft Copilot: A Year of Learning Write side up - by Freeform DynamicsPrint Industry Trends, 2025 Quocirca InsightsView All Blogs