Swedish company first to use STMicroelectronics chips
Martinsson Elektronik, a small Swedish company specialising in display systems for the Nordic market, was the first to use industrial...
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Quickwit claims big advantage in log file search and index
Log files are like an internet of things (IoT) for IT. Log data is vital for all IT organisations –...
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EU’s AI Act fails to protect the rule of law and civic space
The European Union’s (EU) Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act “fails to effectively protect the rule of law and civic space”, according to...
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Making software development greener | Computer Weekly
The demands of modern software development mean programmers are being asked to write more code and deliver new functionality faster...
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Apple iPhone security alert renews spyware concerns
Developers of so-called mercenary spyware, and the governments and organisations that use such products, are once again the subject of...
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5G networks and biometric breakthroughs: Navigating opportunities and risks
The launch of 5G networks has opened a new chapter in how we connect. This technology, known for its incredibly...
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Government could still replace Fujitsu in key nuclear contract
Fujitsu’s controversial contract with the National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) was renewed because there were no other suppliers that could meet...
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UK in critical need of regulation to fight misinformation online
The UK is highly vulnerable to misinformation and disinformation in the lead-up to a general election, according to a report...
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The UK government’s G-Cloud procurement framework: Everything you need to know
The UK government’s G-Cloud purchasing agreement was hailed – from the time of its launch in spring 2012 – as...
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PSNI criticised after “utterly vague” answers on covert surveillance of journalists
Police in Northern Ireland have been criticised by members of Northern Ireland’s Policing Board for providing “utterly vague” responses to...
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AI skills gap blocking public sector take-up
All industries are facing a growing skills gap that is blocking them from effectively implementing artificial intelligence (AI), but this...
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Facial recognition to play key role in UK shoplifting crackdown
The UK government is investing £55m in expanding the police’s use of facial-recognition systems, including a fleet of vans to...
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