If you received a call from your Managing Director right now asking for an “urgent, off-the-books” transfer to a supplier in Hull, would you question it? Most people wouldn’t. After all, it sounds like them. It has their specific Yorkshire cadence, their typical “Monday morning” urgency, and it might even show up on your screen […]
If you feel like the goalposts for “standard business technology” keep moving, you aren’t alone. In 2024 and 2025, the conversation was dominated by the hype of AI. But now, in 2026, the dust has settled. We are no longer talking about what these tools might do; we are looking at what they are doing […]
As we move through the first quarter of 2026, the initial excitement surrounding Microsoft 365 Copilot has hit a cold, hard wall of British pragmatism. While marketing promised a “productivity revolution”, many UK SMEs are finding that the reality is closer to a “governance nightmare”. At System Plus, the honeymoon phase is over. Here is […]
Windows 12 in 2026? Why the Internet Is Wrong (And What’s Actually Coming) If you’ve spent any time on tech forums or scrolling through your feeds lately, you’ve likely seen the headline: “Windows 12 Launching in 2026!” It’s a compelling story, the idea of a fresh, AI-native operating system designed to drag us into the […]
If you spend any time around PCs, gaming, creative work or AI headlines, you’ll know one thing hasn’t changed in years: the Nvidia vs AMD debate is still very much alive. What has changed in 2026 is what people actually expect from a graphics card. It’s no longer just about frame rates. GPUs now sit […]
The Great Debate? For years, this wasn’t even a question. If you used a computer at work or at home, you used Windows. Linux was something “techy people” talked about, not something normal people considered. In 2026, that’s changed. More people than ever are asking whether Linux might actually be a better option than Windows. […]
For years, the idea of switching from Windows to Linux in a business environment sat firmly on the fringe. It was something enthusiasts talked about, not something decision makers seriously considered. That is changing. The renewed interest in Linux is not coming from ideology. It is coming from frustration. Hardware requirements, forced online accounts, constant […]
When Microsoft talks about Windows 11 security, one requirement sits above all others: TPM 2.0. It’s presented as non-negotiable, foundational, and essential for the modern threat landscape. According to Microsoft, TPM 2.0 is the line that separates “legacy risk” from a secure future. Yet for millions of users and businesses, TPM 2.0 hasn’t felt like […]
