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AI and automation

IBM releases new AI models for governance and data security

IBM says its AI platform is designed to make it easier for enterprise to monitor its use of models.

By Ryan Morrison

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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

Conti and Trickbot ransomware gang members sanctioned by UK and US

By Matthew Gooding

HMRC picks Kyndryl for £4.4m mainframe and cloud contract

By Matthew Gooding

SAP boosts digital transformation portfolio with LeanIX acquisition

By Matthew Gooding

UK government to back down on controversial end-to-end encryption provisions in Online Safety Bill

Government Computing

UK government to back down on controversial end-to-end encryption provisions in Online Safety Bill

By Matthew Gooding

What factors are driving data centre vendor selection?

By Tech Monitor

In-depth

Your AI coding assistant is a hot mess

AI and automation

Your AI coding assistant is a hot mess

By Stephanie Stacey

What on earth is Worldcoin?

Digital economy

What on earth is Worldcoin?

By Stephanie Stacey

What if WhatsApp really does leave the UK?

Privacy and data protection

What if WhatsApp really does leave the UK?

By Stephanie Stacey

India's digital payments revolution is inspiring — both for developing nations and cyber-scammers

Digital economy

India’s digital payments revolution is inspiring — both for developing nations and cyber-scammers

By Stephanie Stacey

Cybersecurity

Darktrace revenue up 31% as ‘age of AI cyberattacks’ arrives

Income is up for the security vendor as businesses battle more AI-powered cyberattacks.

By Matthew Gooding

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UK Ministry of Defence documents stolen and leaked in LockBit cyberattack

UK Ministry of Defence documents stolen and leaked in LockBit cyberattack

By Claudia Glover

UK school delays start of new term by six days after cyberattack

By Claudia Glover

Charles de Gaulle Airport website offline after suspected ‘#OpFrance’ DDoS cyberattack

‘Infamous Chisel’ hacking tools developed by Russian hackers to target Ukraine, says Five Eyes

By Claudia Glover

Anonymous Sudan hits X, La Poste and AO3 with fresh DDoS cyberattacks

Anonymous Sudan hits X, La Poste and AO3 with fresh DDoS cyberattacks

By Claudia Glover

Dangerous new VMware vulnerabilities discovered

By Claudia Glover

The Long Read

Why can't the NHS quit Palantir?

Why can’t the NHS quit Palantir?

The NHS and Palantir hail how the latter's software has helped reduce waiting times. Critics say that there's more to the relationship than meets the eye.

By Greg Noone

Comment

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

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

Digital Economy

AI and automation

Slack update sees Salesforce’s collaboration tool fully embrace AI

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

UK government sets out priorities for AI Safety Summit

By Ryan Morrison

Urgent need for AI workers' rights legislation, TUC warns

AI and automation

Urgent need for AI workers’ rights legislation, TUC warns

By Ryan Morrison

AI and automation

OpenAI is bringing ChatGPT to the enterprise

By Ryan Morrison

Automation failure in NATS air traffic control system grounds UK flights

By Matthew Gooding

UK government finally sets date for AI Safety Summit

AI and automation

UK government finally sets date for AI Safety Summit

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

What factors are driving data centre vendor selection?

By Tech Monitor

AI and automation

Microsoft turns to Databricks for more open-source AI models

By Ryan Morrison

General Motors picks UK’s WANdisco for data migration project

By Matthew Gooding

Twilio adds OpenAI support to data cloud

AI and automation

Twilio adds OpenAI support to data cloud

By Ryan Morrison

Government Computing

Labour hands DSIT brief to Peter Kyle in Keir Starmer’s shadow cabinet reshuffle

The opposition now has a shadow tech minister, six months after the government reorganised the Whitehall department.

By Ryan Morrison

Photo of Labour hands DSIT brief to Peter Kyle in Keir Starmer’s shadow cabinet reshuffle

Post Office to host in-person identity checks for government's One Login platform

Government Computing

Post Office to host in-person identity checks for government’s One Login platform

By Sophia Waterfield

NHS England warned it needs to get public onboard for new data platform to work

Government Computing

NHS England warned it needs to get public onboard for new data platform to work

By Ryan Morrison

CMA gives provisional green light to £1.2bn UnitedHealthcare EMIS merger

Government Computing

CMA gives provisional green light to £1.2bn UnitedHealthcare EMIS merger

By Sophia Waterfield

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

Partner Content

AI will equip the food and beverage industry for a resilient future

Partner content

AI will equip the food and beverage industry for a resilient future

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

Partner content

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

How tech teams are driving the sustainability agenda across the public sector

Partner content

How tech teams are driving the sustainability agenda across the public sector

Finding value in the hybrid cloud

Partner content

Finding value in the hybrid cloud

White papers

A Top 10 Pharma Company Doubles High-Performing Site Count in a Priority Indication with Medidata AI Intelligent Trials

By Medidata

SOLUCIONES GRUNDFOS PARA LA REUTILIZACIÓN DE AGUAS INDUSTRIALES

By Grundfos

Equipping the Future Workspace

By Dell

How the way we work will change the Office of the Future

By Dell

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