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Data on 470,000 members of UK’s biggest pension fund USS exposed in Capita cyberattack

Pension fund members may have had data stolen as the fallout from the hack on the outsourcing company continues.

By Matthew Gooding

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As Vision Fund losses top $32bn, SoftBank prepares for fresh AI bet

AI and automation

As Vision Fund losses top $32bn, SoftBank prepares for fresh AI bet

By Ryan Morrison

Automation specialist ABB ‘hit by Black Basta ransomware attack’

By Claudia Glover

Leaked Babuk source code used by 10 ransomware gangs targeting VMware ESXi

By Claudia Glover

SAP strikes open data deal with Google Cloud ahead of ChatGPT integration

By Matthew Gooding

Defra's 'outmoded' IT systems leave department at risk of cyberattack - MPs

Defra’s ‘outmoded’ IT systems leave department at risk of cyberattack – MPs

By Claudia Glover

AI and automation

Google I/O details tech giant’s big bet on Bard chatbot

In-depth

This is how GPT-4 will be regulated

AI and automation

This is how GPT-4 will be regulated

By Greg Noone

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

Could undersea cables be the next casualty of hybrid warfare?

Could undersea cables be the next casualty of hybrid warfare?

By Greg Noone

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

IT is going green

Climate Control

Most companies struggle to track their carbon emissions. Here's what they can do about it

Most companies struggle to track their carbon emissions. Here’s what they can do about it

By Ryan Morrison

Is heat reuse the key to making data centres truly sustainable?

Is heat reuse the key to making data centres truly sustainable?

By Greg Noone

Eco-hacktivism should be taking the world by storm. What happened?

Eco-hacktivism should be taking the world by storm. What happened?

By Greg Noone and Claudia Glover

Startups are using AI to help businesses weather the next climate catastrophe

Startups are using AI to help businesses weather the next climate catastrophe

By Stephanie Stacey

Cybersecurity

IBM promises end-to-end quantum-safe encryption

The new suite of tools are being released alongside a roadmap to chart the route to quantum-optimised security.

By Claudia Glover

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New ransomware Cactus can encrypt its own code

New ransomware Cactus can encrypt its own code

By Claudia Glover

Capita cyberattack set to cost outsourcing giant up to £20m

By Matthew Gooding

Is cyber insurance becoming an ‘unviable product’?

Big banks badly need a cyber security overhaul

By Greg Noone

A cyberattack cost Britain's biggest conveyancing firm £7.3m

A cyberattack cost Britain’s biggest conveyancing firm £7.3m

By Claudia Glover

Pension fund data may have been accessed during Capita cyberattack

By Claudia Glover

Comment

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

The race for tech is back on after the Spring Budget

The race for tech is back on after the Spring Budget

By Neil Ross

The UK badly needs to fix its digital skills gap

Digital economy

The UK badly needs to fix its digital skills gap

By Sheila Flavell

Digital Economy

AI and automation

Google Cloud expands AI offering and launches Duet coding assistant

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

Generative AI boom means copyright laws must change, MPs told

By Ryan Morrison

IBM announces watsonx enterprise AI platform

AI and automation

IBM announces watsonx enterprise AI platform

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

Trade unions are fighting to make AI work for the workers

By Stephanie Stacey

AI and automation

CMA launches review into foundation AI models – other UK regulators could follow

By Ryan Morrison

Slack GPT brings native AI capability to Salesforce's messaging platform

AI and automation

Slack GPT brings native AI capability to Salesforce’s messaging platform

By Ryan Morrison

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

SAP strikes open data deal with Google Cloud ahead of ChatGPT integration

AI and automation

Google Cloud expands AI offering and launches Duet coding assistant

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

Amazon launches generative AI play in AWS Bedrock

By Ryan Morrison

Azure users urged to disable Shared Key authorisation

Azure users urged to disable Shared Key authorisation

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

Partner Content

Digital solutions hold the key for government departments under pressure to drive greater efficiencies

Partner content

Digital solutions hold the key for government departments under pressure to drive greater efficiencies

Why HR must embrace new tools to serve a fast-changing workforce

Partner content

Why HR must embrace new tools to serve a fast-changing workforce

Why insurers are embracing the transformational power of cloud

Partner content

Why insurers are embracing the transformational power of cloud

How enhanced analytics is creating a more sustainable F&B sector

Partner content

How enhanced analytics is creating a more sustainable F&B sector

White papers

Modern IT experiences with predictable costs – PCAAS whitepaper

By Dell

Forrester: The Total Economic Impact of Dell PC As A Service

By Dell

Sustainable Devices for Positive Impact

By Dell

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By Anritsu

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