Schwarz Group partners with Google on EU sovereign cloud
Google has partnered with retail giant Schwarz Group to deliver what the pair claim is truly secure and sovereign cloud-based collaboration for German and European…
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HMRC puts Loan Charge settlements ‘on pause by request’ until independent review concludes
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) is allowing contractors to pause their Loan Charge settlements until the government’s independent review of the controversial tax policy has…
Williams Racing F1 team supports kids cyber campaign
Formula 1 team Williams Racing has joined forces with cyber firms Keeper Security and KnowBe4 to launch a global security education programme for schools, designed…
A fifth of new PCs shipped in Q3 were AI-optimised
A fifth of all PCs shipped in the third quarter of 2024 were equipped to support artificial intelligence (AI), Canalys has reported in its latest…
Virtual wards to digital feedback: the Nordic approach to post-pandemic healthcare
Covid-19 changed the global landscape of healthcare, with institutions around the world realising the need for more advanced digital intervention that would enable remote care.…
MPs hold first ever debate on live facial recognition
MPs have debated police use of live facial recognition (LFR) for the first time, with a consensus emerging on the need for it to be…
Microsoft ramps up small language model effort
In a bid to make artificial intelligence (AI) more applicable, Microsoft has worked with a number of industry platforms to deliver small language models (SLM)…
Storage technology explained: What is S3 and what is it good for?
While on-premise object storage is a minority interest, relatively speaking, object storage in the cloud is huge. It is its natural home, and AWS’s S3…
CIO interview: Steve O’Connor, Aston Martin
For a spy, James Bond’s choice of an Aston Martin is anything but subtle, yet the car and the fictional spook have become synonymous with…
Apple hit by Which? with £3bn legal claim that iCloud service charges are ‘anti-competitive’
Consumer rights advocate Which? is pursuing a £3bn legal action against Apple on behalf of millions of UK consumers it claims are locked into the…
European eArchiving project aims at eternal archive with smart metadata
To make data archives that last is an urgent task. That’s the message of the European Commission’s eArchiving initiative, which has just announced version 2.0…
Schools go smartphone-free to address online harms
As the UK’s Online Safety Act (OSA) approaches its first birthday, parents and teachers insist more must be done to protect young people and children…