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AI and automation

Text of EU AI Act leaked, amid debate over the timeline for final approval

News of the EU AI Act being leaked comes amid concerns that lawmakers and businesses will not have sufficient time to scrutinise the legislation and iron out differences.

By Greg Noone

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CIOs in the banking sector want to harness generative AI – but they're still hesitant about where to start

Movers and Shakers

CIOs in the banking sector want to harness generative AI – but they’re still hesitant about where to start

By Greg Noone

Google ploughs £790m into new UK data centre

By Greg Noone

Digital economy

‘CIO change fatigue’ constrained IT spending in 2023

By Greg Noone

AI and automation

IBM introducing AI consultants for its consultants

By Greg Noone

VMware fixes critical vulnerability in Aria Automation, urges companies to patch

VMware fixes critical vulnerability in Aria Automation, urges companies to patch

By Greg Noone

AI and automation

BSI launches new AI standard

By Greg Noone

In-depth

Your AI coding assistant is a hot mess

AI and automation

Your AI coding assistant is a hot mess

By Stephanie Stacey

How quantum deals with heavy weather

How quantum deals with heavy weather

By Greg Noone

How the biggest companies wrote their own generative AI guardrails

AI and automation

How the biggest companies wrote their own generative AI guardrails

By Greg Noone

How real is the threat of data poisoning to generative AI?

AI and automation

How real is the threat of data poisoning to generative AI?

By Greg Noone

Cybersecurity

Businesses are aware of their cybersecurity weaknesses. Will 2024 be the year they do something about them?

CIOs and CISOs need to know that defending against serious cyber threats requires more than just a wholehearted embrace of…

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Over half of data breaches at UK law firms caused by staff, says new research

Over half of data breaches at UK law firms caused by staff, says new research

By Greg Noone

What is a ransomware decryptor?

By Livia Giannotti

Decryptor for Babuk Tortilla ransomware variant released after police sting

Implementation vulnerabilities reported for post-quantum encryption algorithm

By Greg Noone

Beazley completes $140m cyber insurance 'catastrophe bond'

Beazley completes $140m cyber insurance ‘catastrophe bond’

By Greg Noone

Airbus enters talks over €1.8bn deal for Atos cybersecurity business unit BDS

By Matthew Gooding

The Long Read

Have the hyperscalers broken the UK cloud market?

Have the hyperscalers broken the UK cloud market?

Regulators are probing the UK cloud market for structural failings because of the dominance of a trio of US hyperscale providers. Critics say they should have started earlier.

By Greg Noone

Comment

Successful deployment of new AI solutions will depend on business leaders uniting with their tech pioneers

Successful deployment of new AI solutions will depend on business leaders uniting with their tech pioneers

By Chanell Daniels

The Digital Competition and Consumers Bill threatens to wrap UK tech in red tape

The Digital Competition and Consumers Bill threatens to wrap UK tech in red tape

By Lazar Radic

Businesses must prepare for the quantum revolution

Businesses must prepare for the quantum revolution

By Daniel Goldsmith

How e-commerce exports can be the catalyst for UK SME growth worth billions

How e-commerce exports can be the catalyst for UK SME growth worth billions

By Marco Forgione

Digital Economy

AI and automation

ICO launches consultation on how data protection law should be applied to generative AI

By Greg Noone

AI and automation

Future UK laws on AI to be informed by key ‘tests’

By Greg Noone

Manchester Prize to reward AI innovations for the public good

Partner content

Manchester Prize to reward AI innovations for the public good

Half of leading supply chain organisations plan on using generative AI within a year

By Greg Noone

AI and automation

Survey reveals emerging AI ‘trust gap’ between employees and corporate leadership

By Greg Noone

Nvidia and AMD announce new AI chips for desktop computers

AI and automation

Nvidia and AMD announce new AI chips for desktop computers

By Greg Noone

Hardware

Emerging Technology

New tool for AWS shares workloads across quantum and classical computers

The middleware tool allows users to access compute resources from both quantum and classical computers regardless of where they are based.

By Ryan Morrison

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Vodafone partners with IBM on quantum-safe cybersecurity

Emerging Technology

Vodafone partners with IBM on quantum-safe cybersecurity

By Ryan Morrison

What factors are driving data centre vendor selection?

By Tech Monitor Staff

Google Cloud eliminates data transfer fees

By Greg Noone

Co-founder Jeff Lawson leaves Twilio CEO role

By Matthew Gooding

AWS lands £450m Home Office cloud contract - December 2023 in review

AWS lands £450m Home Office cloud contract – December 2023 in review

By Matthew Gooding

New details emerge about £450m AWS contract with Home Office

By Greg Noone

Government Computing

Quantum strategy launched, Arm picks the US for IPO – March 2023 in review

Chancellor unveils government tech plans as chip design giant opts to cross the Atlantic.

By Matthew Gooding

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Google joins the generative AI race with Bard - February 2023 in review

AI and automation

Google joins the generative AI race with Bard – February 2023 in review

By Matthew Gooding

HMRC lambasted for failures in Making Tax Digital scheme, as bill set to top £1.3bn

Government Computing

HMRC lambasted for failures in Making Tax Digital scheme, as bill set to top £1.3bn

By Greg Noone

Data protection bill changes will let DWP check bank accounts of benefit claimants

Government Computing

Data protection bill changes will let DWP check bank accounts of benefit claimants

By Matthew Gooding

Jeremy Hunt's autumn statement launches quantum missions and £500m AI funding

Government Computing

Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement launches quantum missions and £500m AI funding

By Matthew Gooding

Partner Content

Manchester Prize to reward AI innovations for the public good

Partner content

Manchester Prize to reward AI innovations for the public good

The future of data-driven enterprises is transforming data centre requirements

Partner content

The future of data-driven enterprises is transforming data centre requirements

Inside ransomware's hidden costs

Partner content

Inside ransomware’s hidden costs

Achieving the right balance with hybrid cloud

Partner content

Achieving the right balance with hybrid cloud

White papers

Navigating the Complexities of Documents in CMC Dossiers the Power of Structured Documentation

By Dassault Systèmes

Transforming CMC Generation Through Automation and Structured Content

By Dassault Systèmes

Tackling CMC Authoring Challenges

By Dassault Systèmes

Medidata DCTs – The Patient Perspective

By Medidata

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