All articles by Greg Noone
Greg Noone
Greg Noone is the editor of Tech Monitor. His work has also appeared in The Atlantic, The Guardian and Outside.
Plans being considered for National Data Library to monetise anonymised public health data, says DSIT Secretary
Peter Kyle also said that the UK government was also considering plans to use AI to mark homework using data pooled in a national “content store.”
TSMC opens new 2nm fab in Taiwan
The new facility reaffirms the firm’s loyalty to its home country amid doubts that its commitment to making its supply chains multinational is genuine.
Security, sustainability and threats in the cloud – or, highlights from Tech Show London
This year’s event provided lessons galore about the latest developments in cloud computing and cybersecurity, good and bad.
The only strong cybersecurity strategies are holistic cybersecurity strategies, says Black Duck’s Ishpreet Singh
The newly-appointed CIO for Black Duck reflects on how he intends to leverage AI for the recently relaunched firm – and what really defines success in cybersecurity.
CMA considers investigating AWS and Microsoft’s UK cloud activities following market investigation
Following 14 months of investigatory work, the CMA echoed Ofcom’s conclusions that competition in the UK cloud services market is “not working as well as it could be.”
UK government proposes strict new ransomware payment rules
Proposals include a ransomware payment ban for all public sector bodies and such payments by private companies to be officially licensed.
80% of UK businesses likely to outsource cybersecurity operations within two years
The inclination to outsource cybersecurity was also mirrored to a lesser extent in France and Germany.
Metro Bank fined £16m for defective AML tech
The Financial Conduct Authority found that Metro Bank had failed to monitor more than £51bn worth of transactions for possible money laundering.
August Halliburton hack led to $35m loss, company admits
The breach disrupted key systems at Halliburton and led to data being exfiltrated – though precisely what information was lost remains unknown.
TSMC will halt AI chip exports to China from Monday
The announcement from TSMC follows reports that chips from the firm have been found in devices manufactured by sanctioned Chinese companies.