National Grid partners with AI firm to test dynamic management of datacentre energy demands
The National Grid will pilot the use of a technology that promises to allow artificial intelligence (AI) datacentres to flexibly...
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Turkish state tightens grip on comms
Turkey has tightened government control over telecommunications in recent weeks, preceding its moves with official statistics that seemed to vindicate...
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Startup Carbon3.ai sets sights on building UK-wide sovereign ‘national grid for AI’
Startup Carbon3.ai is on a mission to help the UK government achieve its goal of building a sustainable and sovereign...
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Forrester Technology & Innovation Summit preview: Preparing for emerging tech
This year’s Top 10 emerging technologies in 2025 report from Forrester has positioned generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) as a technology...
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Amnesty: AI surveillance risks ‘supercharging’ US deportations
Automated artificial intelligence (AI)-powered surveillance tools are being deployed to track migrants, refugees and asylum seekers in the US, raising...
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ShinyHunters linked to breach of French luxury goods house
Kering, the France-based parent of luxury brands such as Alexander McQueen, Balenciaga and Gucci, has admitted the personal data of...
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Forrester Technology & Innovation Summit preview: Digital sovereignty in the public cloud
Given that corporate IT relies heavily on cloud-based infrastructure and services delivered via the public cloud, access to the data...
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Arqit to support NCSC’s post-quantum cryptography pilot
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has enlisted quantum-safe encryption pioneer Arqit Quantum to help lead on the UK’s looming...
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MI5 unlawfully monitored the phone of BBC journalist Vincent Kearney
The Security Service MI5 has admitted to unlawfully spying on the phone of former BBC investigative journalist Vincent Kearney. The...
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‘Utter madness’ as Post Office paid law firm double the cost of scandal public inquiry
Taxpayers paid one legal firm double the amount in fees to represent the Post Office in the Horizon scandal statutory...
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Go big or go home: Should UK IT buyers favour US clouds or homegrown providers?
Governments across the continent are increasingly championing the use of local, homegrown providers and tightening the rules on where the...
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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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