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Russia-linked Killnet claims responsibility for Lithuania cyberattack

Russia-linked Killnet claims responsibility for Lithuania cyberattack

Killnet has claimed responsibility for the cyberattack that has affected government departments in Lithuania today.

By Pete Swabey

Latest

Databricks makes its Delta Lake cloud data platform fully open source

'Data lakehouse' pioneer doubles down on open source credentials by handing Delta Lake 2.0 to the Linux Foundation.

By Matthew Gooding

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Siemens to buy SaaS provider Brightly for $1.9bn to boost smart infrastructure play

Digital Transformation

Siemens to buy SaaS provider Brightly for $1.9bn to boost smart infrastructure play

By Ryan Morrison

Privacy and data protection

UK medical device regulations could prioritise innovation over patient safety

By Sophia Waterfield

Emerging Technology

Sound of the metaverse: Meta creates AI models to improve virtual audio

Iran’s steel industry hit by cyberattack as tensions with Israel rise

By Matthew Gooding

SiegedSec turns hacktivist to target 'pro-life' US government entities after Roe v Wade ruling

SiegedSec turns hacktivist to target ‘pro-life’ US government entities after Roe v Wade ruling

By Matthew Gooding

Digital Transformation

Nick Woods, CIO of Manchester Airports Group, is modernising its SAP estate to build a ‘digital enterprise’

By Pete Swabey

Where is the cloud?

Technology

Where are the hyperscale cloud providers building their data centres?

By Afiq Fitri

AI and automation

Instagram tests AI-powered age verification to check users are over 18

By Ryan Morrison

Google claims 'quantum advantage' for machine learning

Emerging Technology

Google claims ‘quantum advantage’ for machine learning

By Ryan Morrison

The war in Ukraine is showing the limits of cyberattacks

By Greg Noone

Geospatial Commission shares progress on unlocking the UK’s location data assets

Silicon photonic chips could hold the key to faster and more efficient data centres

Silicon photonic chips could hold the key to faster and more efficient data centres

By Matthew Gooding

Leadership

Job cuts at heart of rail strikes could leave network ‘over reliant’ on technology

By Sophia Waterfield

How telcos are applying circular economy principles to tackle e-waste

By Afiq Fitri

Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky reveals 'digital lend-lease' plan

Ukraine president Volodymyr Zelensky reveals ‘digital lend-lease’ plan

By Ryan Morrison

Partner content

How to bolster finance functions and leverage tech to future-proof operational capabilities

Digital Transformation

NHS Digital launches £9.5m innovation framework for GPs and commissioning groups

UK government lays out 21-point 'roadmap' for digital transformation

Digital Transformation

UK government lays out 21-point ‘roadmap’ for digital transformation

By Pete Swabey

Policy

Privacy and data protection

Security services need permission to access communications data, High Court rules

By Sophia Waterfield

Emerging Technology

Tencent joins metaverse race with ‘extended reality’ division

By Ryan Morrison

One Login for Government coming to DBS 'within weeks'

Privacy and data protection

One Login for Government coming to DBS ‘within weeks’

By Sophia Waterfield

Emerging Technology

Ambient computing: Why Big Tech wants devices to disappear

By Greg Noone

Privacy and data protection

Data Reform Bill: updates to UK GDPR will ‘save £1bn in 10 years’

By Matthew Gooding

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin investment risks 'margin call' as crypto crash continues

Digital economy

MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin investment risks ‘margin call’ as crypto crash continues

By Ryan Morrison

Government Computing

Government Computing

Prison service bosses blame Capita for failed £98m electronic tagging system

The IT services company did not understand the complex system it was supposed to deliver, MPs are told.

By Matthew Gooding

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Ministry of Defence reveals UK's first Defence AI Strategy

AI and automation

Ministry of Defence reveals UK’s first Defence AI Strategy

By Ryan Morrison

Government Computing

Botched electronic monitoring scheme for offenders costs UK taxpayer £98m

By Matthew Gooding

AI ethics in the public sector: Why guidance needs context

By Sophia Waterfield

Government Computing

Senior civil servants told to get to grips with AI and cloud computing

By Sophia Waterfield

Law enforcement is ‘failing to protect governments against ransomware’

Law enforcement is ‘failing to protect governments against ransomware’

By Claudia Glover

Government Computing

Government Computing joins Tech Monitor stable

Focus: The new world of work

Emerging Technology

Working in the metaverse: Why 3D virtual collaboration is still ‘ten years away’

By Claudia Glover

AI and automation

Why algorithmic management needs human oversight

By Ryan Morrison

Employers are desperate for cybersecurity skills. Hiring practices are turning people away.

Employers are desperate for cybersecurity skills. Hiring practices are turning people away.

By Greg Noone

IT recruitment in the post-pandemic era: How to compete for top talent

By Sophia Waterfield

Education and employment

Why digital transformation risks widening the divide in job quality

By Afiq Fitri

White papers

Hexaware Technologies

Creating value with ESG Integration

By Hexaware-Technologies

Hexaware Technologies

Using Autonomous Testing to Power Next Gen Application Delivery

By Hexaware-Technologies

Create Business Resiliency With High-Performance, Stable PCs

By Intel vPro

7 Realities Facing SMBs As They Enter A Future Of Increased Cyber Threats

By Intel vPro

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