Digital economy India’s digital payments revolution is inspiring — both for developing nations and cyber-scammers India touts its UPI payment service as an ideal platform for boosting financial inclusivity. But cybersecurity and competition concerns persist. By Stephanie Stacey
AI and automation House of Lords report calls for UK national AI centre and top-down regulation By Ryan Morrison
Digital Transformation Legacy IT is hindering the digital transformation of the UK tax system – HMRC By Sophia Waterfield
Silicon Intel doubles Germany investment to €30bn and plans two new semiconductor fabs By Matthew Gooding
Cybersecurity BlackCat claims Reddit ransomware attack and calls for end to API pricing changes By Claudia Glover
Government Computing Doctors urge ‘pause’ on Federated Data Platform bidding amid Palantir data security concerns By Sophia Waterfield
Sustainability China dominates the rare earth metal supply chain. Now Europe wants to create its own By Stephanie Stacey
AI and automation Open source energised AI. LLMs are complicating matters By Stephanie Stacey and Ryan Morrison
Microsoft quietly admits DDoS cyberattacks took down Office 365 and Outlook The tech giant says it was hit with an attack earlier this month, having initially been cagey about the cause… а> By Matthew Gooding
Cybersecurity Cl0p names new MOVEit Transfer vulnerability ransomware victims including Shell By Claudia Glover
Cybersecurity Killnet, REvil and Anonymous threaten cyberattack on European financial system ‘in next 48 hours’ By Claudia Glover
Cybersecurity Hackers impersonate security analysts to advertise bogus zero day exploits laced with malware By Claudia Glover
Cybersecurity Chinese hackers want to wreak ‘disruption and destruction’ on US critical infrastructure By Claudia Glover
AI and automation This is how GPT-4 will be regulated LLMs pose a serious challenge for regulators. Responses from US, UK and EU watchdogs have been wildly divergent. By Greg Noone
Comment The EU AI Act is improving – but still contains fundamental flaws By Professor Dr. Philipp Hacker LLM, Dr. Andreas Engel LLM and Amelie Berz
Comment 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
AI and automation UK government puts up £50m in fresh funding for AI safety research By Ryan Morrison
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
Cybersecurity Microsoft quietly admits DDoS cyberattacks took down Office 365 and Outlook By Matthew Gooding
AI and automation This start-up says it can use discarded crypto mining rigs to train AI models By Ryan Morrison
Hardware Atos targets 2026 return to growth for Tech Foundations infrastructure unit By Matthew Gooding
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. а> By Ryan Morrison
Governance The benefits of the UK’s new data protection laws are there for the taking By Julian David
Government Computing UK police still relying heavily on Chinese surveillance camera technology By Ryan Morrison