Category: ComputerWeekly
Earlier this week, people attending OpenUK’s State of Open Con were presented with a vision of open government that has…
Youth activists have gathered outside Meta’s London offices to protest how the company allegedly exploits younger users for profit at…
The Parliamentary Treasury Committee has called on consumers, finance firms and IT suppliers to provide evidence to support an inquiry…
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) aims to develop its Defence Data Analytics Platform (DDAP) over the next three years, with…
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft have not taken kindly to the UK competition watchdog’s proposal to take a targeted…
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has issued guidance to support public sector bodies that want to host…
Put lots of qubits together and you have quantum computing, requiring datacentres that can support it. A quantum datacentre though…
Potentially heralding a fundamental shift in definitions of open source, HashiCorp moved to more restrictive licensing for infrastructure-as-code (IaaS) tool…
CGI continues to build on its 12-year relationship with the European Space Agency (ESA), which is helping improve scientific access…
Some 35 million adults in the UK are financially vulnerable, according to FCA criteria. And 37% of financially vulnerable consumers…
Outgoing CISA chief Jen Easterly recently compared secure software development to automotive safety, arguing that we were at an inflection…
Despite rising demand for data-driven insights, a high share of mission-critical IT is either approaching or already at end of…