Tata Consultancy Services to deliver Irish pension scheme
Ireland’s Department of Social Protection has contracted Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) to provide the IT and business services that underpin...
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Advanced use of IT observability speeds up problem resolution
Over two-thirds of organisations that have mature IT observability say it’s helping them reduce application downtime significantly, compared with less...
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The Open Cloud Coalition makes debut to bolster competition in public cloud
A coalition championing openness and interoperability within the cloud market has launched to support competition authorities and watchdogs that are...
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Russian Linux kernel maintainers blocked
Last week, Greg Kroah-Hartman, the current maintainer of the stable branch of the open source Linux kernel, issued a message...
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AI governance: mapping the road ahead
Cast your eye over the tech landscape and in all likelihood you will readily agree that the (data) clouds on...
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Who is the subject of the Post Office’s Project Tiger investigation?
The Post Office set up an internal project to specifically investigate its own handling of requests from a Post Office...
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UK launches cyber guidance package for tech startups
The UK has launched a shared security guidance package – dubbed Secure Innovation – to support emerging technology companies and...
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Western Digital boosts HDD capacity with 32TB shingled drives
Western Digital has pushed the capacity of its spinning disk hard disk drives (HDDs) by 2TB (terabytes) with the addition...
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National quantum computer centre to open at Harwell
A 4,000m2 facility based at the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus is to house a new national quantum facility equipped...
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IR35: Fallout from public-private sector reforms still being felt by IT contractors
IR35 status remains an enduring concern for IT contractors when considering their next role, but less so for off-payroll workers...
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Dutch critical infrastructure at risk despite high leadership confidence
While Dutch business leaders are highly confident in their IT infrastructure, recent incidents and statistics paint a more concerning picture...
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How AI is radically changing the datacentre landscape
The surge of artificial intelligence (AI) applications has contributed to unprecedented demand on datacentre infrastructure. Existing facilities are no longer...
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