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

AI and automation

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

Sunak's plan to put more AI in classrooms could help teachers, an expert says, but cannot replace them.

By Ryan Morrison

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3D world builder Unity offered $17.5bn takeover deal

Game engine developer receives takeover bid from app monetisation platform AppLovin.

By Ryan Morrison

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UK data centres should withstand 'organised blackouts' but now's the time to check

UK data centres should withstand ‘organised blackouts’ but now’s the time to check

By Pete Swabey

7-Eleven closes Denmark stores after latest cyberattack on retail point-of-sale systems

By Claudia Glover

Google suffers global outage and data centre explosion in one day

NHS 111 cyberattack is a sign of the ‘new normal’

By Claudia Glover

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

Finance and procurement

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

By Ryan Morrison

Where is the cloud?

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

Technology

Waterstones suffers stock shortages weeks after warehouse software upgrade

By Ryan Morrison

Cybersecurity on the board: How the CISO role is evolving for a new era

By Claudia Glover

Does online therapy work?

Emerging Technology

Does online therapy work?

By Greg Noone

Here’s how to disclose cybersecurity risk, according to investors

By Pete Swabey

Emerging Technology

Post-quantum cryptography algorithm used by AWS cracked ‘in about an hour’

Tory leadership vote postponed after cybersecurity warning - report

Tory leadership vote postponed after cybersecurity warning – report

By Claudia Glover

Leadership

Government Computing

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

By Sophia Waterfield

UK Parliament TikTok account shut down over China security concerns

By Ryan Morrison

European Technology Leadership: Deutsche Bank CTO Gordon Mackechnie

Partner content

European Technology Leadership: Deutsche Bank CTO Gordon Mackechnie

Oracle cuts ‘thousands’ of jobs in ailing CX division

By Ryan Morrison

Government Computing

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

Print’s role in driving the environmental agenda

Partner content

Print’s role in driving the environmental agenda

Policy

Privacy and data protection

Home Office steps up migrant surveillance with facial recognition on smartwatches

By Sophia Waterfield

Privacy and data protection

Mayor of London faces legal challenge over Met Police’s access to TfL road cameras

By Sophia Waterfield

Taiwan Presidential Office website hit by 'overseas' DDoS attack

Taiwan Presidential Office website hit by ‘overseas’ DDoS attack

By Ryan Morrison

Sunak and Truss talk tough but China is already looking elsewhere for tech

By Afiq Fitri

Privacy and data protection

Campaigners lodge complaint over retail chain’s ‘Orwellian’ facial recognition

By Ryan Morrison

Here’s how the UK’s new data rules would impact compliance officers

Privacy and data protection

Here’s how the UK’s new data rules would impact compliance officers

By Ryan Morrison

Government Computing

Government Computing

Microsoft and Welsh government develop live human translation for Teams

New feature allows organisations to incorporate interpreters into online meetings.

By Sophia Waterfield

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HMRC data centre migration could be 'unachievable' after Brexit delays

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

By Ryan Morrison

Digital Transformation

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

By Sophia Waterfield

Government Computing

New UK government CDO will have data sharing at the top of his agenda

By Matthew Gooding

Department of Health reprimanded for using private messaging services

By Claudia Glover

Geospatial Commission shares progress on unlocking the UK's location data assets

Geospatial Commission shares progress on unlocking the UK’s location data assets

By Sophia Waterfield

Government Computing

Prison service bosses blame Capita for failed £98m electronic tagging system

By Matthew Gooding

White papers

Dell Technologies

Meet the future of work with confidence

By Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies

MIT eBrief: Shaping the Future of Hybrid Work

By Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies

MCA Research: Creating a Hybrid Workplace the Works

By Dell Technologies

APEX Cloud Services Colocation facilities ebook

By Dell Technologies

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