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Is Rishi Sunak’s government ready to abandon its ‘light touch’ approach to AI regulation already?

As Labour calls for AI licensing, there are signs the government is wavering on its plans to police automated systems.

By Ryan Morrison

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London secondary school closed after 'devastating' cyberattack

London secondary school closed after ‘devastating’ cyberattack

By Claudia Glover

Cl0p issues deadline to British Airways and BBC after cyberattack exploiting MOVEit Transfer vulnerability

By Claudia Glover

Quantum encryption seeks its first – and final – frontier

By Stephanie Stacey

Atos targets 2026 return to growth for Tech Foundations infrastructure unit

By Matthew Gooding

UK regulators not ready to deal with digital assets like cryptocurrencies - report

Digital economy

UK regulators not ready to deal with digital assets like cryptocurrencies – report

By Sophia Waterfield

Cisco launches Networking Cloud to unify device management tools

By Ryan Morrison

In-depth

Could quantum computing make our energy grid sustainable?

Could quantum computing make our energy grid sustainable?

By Stephanie Stacey

China dominates the rare earth metal supply chain. Now Europe wants to create its own

China dominates the rare earth metal supply chain. Now Europe wants to create its own

By Stephanie Stacey

Open source energised AI. LLMs are complicating matters

AI and automation

Open source energised AI. LLMs are complicating matters

By Stephanie Stacey and Ryan Morrison

Ukraine wants to fund its post-war future with crypto

Digital economy

Ukraine wants to fund its post-war future with crypto

By Stephanie Stacey

Cybersecurity

Cyclops cybercriminals create info-stealing ransomware

The ransomware gang's new malware also features a user interface which enables criminals to scan information and negotiate with victims.

By Claudia Glover

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British Airways, BBC and Boots all hit in Zellis cyberattack exploiting MOVEit vulnerability

British Airways, BBC and Boots all hit in Zellis cyberattack exploiting MOVEit vulnerability

By Claudia Glover

Ransomware gang Snatch claims attack on Briars Group and two other organisations

By Claudia Glover

Chinese cybercriminals Camaro Dragon and SharpPanda target embassies and G20 nations

Hackers exploit MOVEit file transfer vulnerability

By Claudia Glover

More Toyota driver data found online

More Toyota driver data found online

By Claudia Glover

Chinese APT gang Dark Pink claims five new victims in hacking spree

By Claudia Glover

Longform

This is how GPT-4 will be regulated

AI and automation

This is how GPT-4 will be regulated

LLMs pose a serious challenge for regulators. Responses from US, UK and EU watchdogs have been wildly divergent.

By Greg Noone

Comment

The EU AI Act is improving - but still contains fundamental flaws

The EU AI Act is improving – but still contains fundamental flaws

By Professor Dr. Philipp Hacker LLM, Dr. Andreas Engel LLM and Amelie Berz

The Digital Markets Bill offers the UK tech sector a great opportunity - and shows the need to keep our regulators in check

The Digital Markets Bill offers the UK tech sector a great opportunity – and shows the need to keep our regulators in check

By Neil Ross

Can immersive technology help to close the UK's digital skills gap?

Can immersive technology help to close the UK’s digital skills gap?

By Dr Vicki Williams

Trade is on the cusp of a digital transformation. Here's why that matters

Trade is on the cusp of a digital transformation. Here’s why that matters

By Marco Forgione

Digital Economy

AI and automation

Apple announces $3,500 Vision Pro XR headset

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

US ramps up China semiconductor restrictions

By Ryan Morrison

EU commissioner calls for AI code of conduct 'within months'

AI and automation

EU commissioner calls for AI code of conduct ‘within months’

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

AI is an ‘extinction risk’ for humanity, say tech industry leaders

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

Nvidia launches GPU-first server platform as its value soars past $1 trillion

By Ryan Morrison

Open source LLMs could make artificial intelligence more dangerous, says 'godfather' of AI

AI and automation

Open source LLMs could make artificial intelligence more dangerous, says ‘godfather’ of AI

By Matthew Gooding

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

Atos targets 2026 return to growth for Tech Foundations infrastructure unit

Cisco launches Networking Cloud to unify device management tools

By Ryan Morrison

Dell brings Microsoft, Red Hat and VMware on board for Apex cloud platform

By Matthew Gooding

IonQ becomes latest quantum computing addition to Amazon Braket

IonQ becomes latest quantum computing addition to Amazon Braket

By Ryan Morrison

Government Computing

Fujitsu questioned over software faults that led to Horizon Post Office scandal

Fujitsu executives faced questions today on the company's role in the Horizon Post Office scandal.

By Ryan Morrison

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SAP, Siemens join companies lobbying against EU Data Act

SAP, Siemens join companies lobbying against EU Data Act

By Ryan Morrison

The benefits of the UK’s new data protection laws are there for the taking

The benefits of the UK’s new data protection laws are there for the taking

By Julian David

UK police still relying heavily on Chinese surveillance camera technology

Government Computing

UK police still relying heavily on Chinese surveillance camera technology

By Ryan Morrison

Managed service providers are falling under new regulatory scrutiny

Managed service providers are falling under new regulatory scrutiny

By Tim Wright

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The need for greater transparency across the F&B supply chain

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How to get the best of both worlds in the hybrid cloud

The key to good corporate cybersecurity is defence in depth

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The key to good corporate cybersecurity is defence in depth

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Five challenges that are redefining the fashion industry

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