Category: ComputerWeekly
In November 2023, Broadcom completed its $69bn acquisition of VMware, in a move to build out what the company sees…
Tens of thousands of IT contractors have been hit with life-changing tax bills relating to projects they worked on over…
Just under three months since its first release of Jais, the consortium that released what it calls the world’s most…
Labour peer Prem Nath Sikka has asked the government what it knew about the Post Office’s attempt to remove a…
Fujitsu will engage with Post Office scandal victims and their representatives to establish how Fujitsu can support them and their…
EU tech companies have written to ministers across the European Union (EU) urging them not to support a proposed regulation…
The UK boss of Fujitsu said he does not know why evidence of software bugs were not provided to subpostmasters…
The treatment of tens of thousands of IT contractors who are being pursued by HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) for…
The Information Commissioner Office (ICO) has sown confusion over the legality of police forces using US-based cloud providers to process…
Unilever has worked with accessibility app developer Be My Eyes to create tools for shoppers who are blind or have…
The government has published its first stab at a generative AI (GenAI) framework document, which lists 10 principles that developers…
Three local authorities in Kent – Canterbury City Council, Dover District Council and Thanet District Council – have fallen victim…