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UK government 2025 driverless cars target "ambitious and achievable"

UK government 2025 driverless cars target “ambitious and achievable”

New legislation could see driverless cars on motorways next year, and other roads by 2025, despite safety fears.

By Ryan Morrison

Latest

IonQ strikes quantum computing deal with aerospace giant Airbus

Quantum computing is in its infancy, but use cases for businesses are beginning to emerge at pace.

By Ryan Morrison

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UK car dealer sees systems "permanently deleted" in apparent ransomware attack

UK car dealer sees systems “permanently deleted” in apparent ransomware attack

By Matthew Gooding

Samsung pledges $15bn chip investment despite semiconductor industry downturn

By Matthew Gooding

What are the UK’s data protection laws?

Google overtakes Microsoft on open source projects, Amazon lags behind

By Ryan Morrison

Cryptocurrency Tether appoints accountant to prove stability of its 'stablecoin'

Digital economy

Cryptocurrency Tether appoints accountant to prove stability of its ‘stablecoin’

By Matthew Gooding

Partner content

How the retail sector can take firm steps to counter cyberattacks

Where is the cloud?

Technology

Apple patches zero day vulnerabilities being exploited by hackers

By Ryan Morrison

The cost of living crisis is causing chaos in the smartphone market

By Afiq Fitri

UK government websites among those leaving Git files 'vulnerable' to attack

UK government websites among those leaving Git files ‘vulnerable’ to attack

By Ryan Morrison

Chinese hackers RedAlpha have been targeting politicians and human rights groups

By Ryan Morrison

South Staffordshire Water hit by cyberattack from CL0P ransomware gang

Quantum computing start-ups: Five companies bidding for quantum supremacy

Emerging Technology

Quantum computing start-ups: Five companies bidding for quantum supremacy

By Ryan Morrison

Leadership

Partner content

How to combat the rise in cyberattacks

How the UK’s next prime minister can revive its science and technology ‘superpower’ ambitions

By Afiq Fitri

Why HR must take firm steps to become a more data-driven function

Partner content

Why HR must take firm steps to become a more data-driven function

AI and automation

Rishi Sunak wants more AI in classrooms but it’s no substitute for teachers

By Ryan Morrison

Finance and procurement

UK recession: IT spending will hold steady but shift to short-term priorities

Waterstones suffers stock shortages weeks after warehouse software upgrade

Waterstones suffers stock shortages weeks after warehouse software upgrade

By Ryan Morrison

Policy

Privacy and data protection

Regulator reveals algorithmic secrets of China’s Big Tech companies

By Ryan Morrison

Online Safety Bill ‘not fit for purpose’, say IT pros

By Claudia Glover

Is client-side scanning the future of content moderation?

Privacy and data protection

Is client-side scanning the future of content moderation?

By Greg Noone

Emerging Technology

3D world builder Unity offered $17.5bn takeover deal

By Ryan Morrison

Google suffers global outage and data centre explosion in one day

By Ryan Morrison

Softbank Vision Fund’s $22bn loss underscores Masayoshi Son's 'credibility problem'

Digital economy

Softbank Vision Fund’s $22bn loss underscores Masayoshi Son’s ‘credibility problem’

By Ryan Morrison

Government Computing

Privacy and data protection

Home Office steps up migrant surveillance with facial recognition on smartwatches

Privacy groups raise alarm over Home Office plans to track migrants with facial recognition on smartwatches.

By Sophia Waterfield

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UK's third 'smart prison' to open in Yorkshire

Government Computing

UK’s third ‘smart prison’ to open in Yorkshire

By Sophia Waterfield

Government Computing

Microsoft and Welsh government develop live human translation for Teams

By Sophia Waterfield

Government Computing

Civil service DDaT roles grow by 62% to more than 20,000

By Sophia Waterfield

HMRC data centre migration could be ‘unachievable’ after Brexit delays

By Ryan Morrison

‘We need to trust each other’: Why UK police must collaborate to fight cybercrime

Law enforcement

‘We need to trust each other’: Why UK police must collaborate to fight cybercrime

Digital Transformation

The UK wants to build ‘digital hospitals’. But what does that mean?

By Sophia Waterfield

Focus: The future of cybercrime

‘We need to trust each other’: Why UK police must collaborate to fight cybercrime

A reluctance among UK police forces to collaborate is blighting the fight against cybercrime, say two former officers.

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The state of cybercrime in 2022: What it costs and where it comes from

Cybercrime in 2022

The state of cybercrime in 2022: What it costs and where it comes from

Ransomware

Ransomware groups are getting smaller and smarter

Web3

Can DAOs survive an onslaught of cybercrime?

Artificial intelligence

How AI will extend the scale and sophistication of cybercrime

The zero day vulnerability trade remains lucrative but risky

Zero day

The zero day vulnerability trade remains lucrative but risky

White papers

Le stockage Dell Technologies toujors á la pointe de la modernité

By Dell Technologies

Storage sempre moderno con Dell Technologies

By Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies – durchgehend moderner Storage

By Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies Continuously Modern Storage

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