EU Data Act comes into force amid fears of regulation fatigue
The European Union (EU) Data Act comes into force today (12 September 2025), giving, says the European Commission, citizens control...
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GDS publishes guidance on AI coding assistants
The government has published guidance for software engineers working in government departments on how they should use artificial intelligence (AI)-based...
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The ‘people, process and technology’ triangle is key to AI success
Debojyoti ‘Debo’ Dutta admits that his deep domain experience means he is just “a little biased” when it comes to...
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TechUK report on datacentre water usage habits criticised
A TechUK report that claimed datacentres in England use less water than previously thought has been accused of containing “methodological...
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Retailers turn to tech as in-store crime soars
Sainsbury’s CEO Simon Roberts, Wickes chief David Wood, and Fortnum & Mason boss Tom Athron were among the executives to...
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How AI can help to optimise supply chains under pressure
The flow and ebb of international supply chains is far from new, with the grand medieval churches of the Cotswolds...
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Ministry of Defence signs £400m sovereign cloud deal with Google
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has selected Google Cloud to provide it with sovereign cloud capabilities in a deal worth...
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Cloud block storage: Key benefits and use cases
Cloud block storage allows organisations to run applications that depend on high throughput and low latency in the cloud. The...
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Post Office Horizon accounts are still a mess and replacement system is years away
Fujitsu’s Horizon system continues to produce erratic figures in branch accounts, which the Post Office can’t explain, with millions of...
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M&S parts ways with CTO after cyber attack
Marks & Spencer chief digital and technology officer Rachel Higham is to leave the retailer, in the wake of a...
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Students an increasing source of cyber threat in UK schools
Students acting maliciously – often for fun – are increasingly the cause of cyber attacks affecting schools and colleges in...
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Chat Control: EU to decide on requirement for tech firms to scan encrypted messages
Law enforcement experts and policymakers are due to meet on 12 September to decide on proposals to require technology companies,...
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