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Microsoft says Google is tying up content deals to train AI models

Companies are competing for the rights to content they can use in training models, which often require vast amounts of information to be effective.

By Ryan Morrison

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Arm patches three vulnerabilities in the Mali GPU kernel driver

Arm patches three vulnerabilities in the Mali GPU kernel driver

By Claudia Glover

Government Computing

Guidance issued for public sector AI use as Whitehall trials chatbots

By Sophia Waterfield

Will generative AI really supercharge phishing attacks?

By Greg Noone

First quantum communications link tested between UK and Ireland

By Ryan Morrison

Dangerous BunnyLoader malware hops onto the dark web

Dangerous BunnyLoader malware hops onto the dark web

By Claudia Glover

Partner content

How AI is unlocking valuable opportunities in the insurance industry

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 India became the hottest date in quantum computing

How India became the hottest date in quantum computing

By Stephanie Stacey

Why the public sector still loves Capita (even though it got hacked)

Government Computing

Why the public sector still loves Capita (even though it got hacked)

By Stephanie Stacey

Microsoft is now a cybersecurity titan. That could be a problem.

Microsoft is now a cybersecurity titan. That could be a problem.

By Stephanie Stacey

Cybersecurity

UK trio among 12 new LockBit ransomware victims?

The prolific Russian cybercriminals claim to have struck multiple organisations around the world, with some given just days to pay…

By Claudia Glover

Photo of UK trio among 12 new LockBit ransomware victims?

Double trouble? Dual ransomware attacks could be latest cybercrime trend

Double trouble? Dual ransomware attacks could be latest cybercrime trend

By Claudia Glover

MOVEit Transfer publisher Progress Software patches critical FTP flaws

By Claudia Glover

Ukraine’s IT Army hacktivists disrupt Russian airlines with brutal DDoS cyberattack

Google patches a new and critical zero-day Chrome browser vulnerability

By Claudia Glover

Domestic abuse data leaks putting victims in danger, ICO warns

Domestic abuse data leaks putting victims in danger, ICO warns

By Claudia Glover

Mixin loses $200m in biggest cryptocurrency hack of 2023

By Claudia Glover

The Long Read

Have we reached peak generative AI?

AI and automation

Have we reached peak generative AI?

ChatGPT usage is slowing and the generative AI market is infested with imposters. Is it time to call it quits on the technology?

By Greg Noone

Comment

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

Would it be justified to use facial recognition to catch Daniel Khalife?

Would it be justified to use facial recognition to catch Daniel Khalife?

By Fraser Sampson

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

Big Tech calls for EU to ‘focus on high risk’ use cases in AI Act

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

UK government urged to widen scope of AI safety summit beyond frontier models

By Ryan Morrison

Meta shifts focus to mixed reality as plan for Metaverse future falters

Meta shifts focus to mixed reality as plan for Metaverse future falters

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

Alibaba Cloud rolls out AI integration platform for customers beyond China

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

What AWS’s big investment in AI lab Anthropic means for the public cloud market

By Ryan Morrison

SAP adds new generative AI assistant, Joule, to its cloud portfolio

AI and automation

SAP adds new generative AI assistant, Joule, to its cloud portfolio

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

Photo of New tool for AWS shares workloads across quantum and classical computers

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

HPE reorganises with new hybrid cloud business unit as software chiefs depart

By Matthew Gooding

Oracle database services are coming to Microsoft Azure

By Ryan Morrison

At Dreamforce, Marc Benioff is positioning Salesforce as the trusted face of enterprise AI

At Dreamforce, Marc Benioff is positioning Salesforce as the trusted face of enterprise AI

By Matthew Gooding

Salesforce launches Einstein 1 to boost Data Cloud’s AI capabilities

By Matthew Gooding

Government Computing

IT industry calls on Rishi Sunak to make ethics a priority at AI safety summit

Industry figures polled in new research want the UK take the opportunity to become a leading voice in AI ethical…

By Sophia Waterfield

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Why GDS turned to containers to meet GOV.UK digital demand

Government Computing

Why GDS turned to containers to meet GOV.UK digital demand

By Sophia Waterfield

Funding for smart street lamps could boost UK 5G connectivity

Government Computing

Funding for smart street lamps could boost UK 5G connectivity

By Sophia Waterfield

DWP's fraud and error checking AI still displaying signs of bias

Government Computing

DWP’s fraud and error checking AI still displaying signs of bias

By Sophia Waterfield

Fears Electronic Trade Document Act could become a 'missed opportunity'

Government Computing

Fears Electronic Trade Document Act could become a ‘missed opportunity’

By Sophia Waterfield

Partner Content

Streamlining your business with hybrid cloud

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Streamlining your business with hybrid cloud

How AI is unlocking valuable opportunities in the insurance industry

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How AI is unlocking valuable opportunities in the insurance industry

Insurance enterprises must harness the powers of data collaboration to achieve their commercial potential

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Insurance enterprises must harness the powers of data collaboration to achieve their commercial potential

A hybrid strategy will help distributors execute a successful customer experience

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A hybrid strategy will help distributors execute a successful customer experience

White papers

Transforming Clinical Operations: Data and Advanced Analytics to Power Action Across the Trial Continuum

By Medidata

Rave City Payments: The Industry’s Only Global Payment Technology Driven by EDC

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Rave eTMF – Simplify Trial Oversight with Unified Document Management

By Medidata

Rave CTMS – Comprehensive Trial Management Powered by Data

By Medidata

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