Category: ComputerWeekly
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has revealed it has expanded an existing defensive security initiative with ethical hacking and penetration…
Amazon claims the FBI’s use of its Rekognition image and video analysis software does not violate its mortarium on sales…
Use of open source software continues to grow as companies look for ways to squeeze the most value out of…
Google is teaming up with HSBC to make it easier for climate tech companies that run their infrastructure on the…
Fujitsu’s decision to stop bidding on public sector contracts until the conclusion of the public inquiry into the Post Office…
Joen Meier Olsen, senior manager of strategy advisers in EMEA for Apptio, says: “The hybrid cloud conversation in the Nordics focuses more…
While quantum computers will never be used to perform mundane tasks, such as word processing or accounting, they will be…
Prior to joining SentinelOne last year, Sandy Venugopal was one of its customers. She was previously CIO at Uber, and…
Microsoft has reportedly opened discussions with the Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers in Europe (CISPE) trade body with a view to…
During February’s State of Open Con 24 London conference, delegates were given a real-world example of the importance of opening…
OpenAI writes on its website: “The amount of compute used in the largest AI [artificial intelligence] training runs has been…
Close to 1,000 people have now signed up to an ongoing class action claim against South Staffordshire Plc after their…