AI governance: mapping the road ahead
Cast your eye over the tech landscape and in all likelihood you will readily agree that the (data) clouds on the horizon look vastly different…
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Who is the subject of the Post Office’s Project Tiger investigation?
The Post Office set up an internal project to specifically investigate its own handling of requests from a Post Office scandal campaigner, but this type…
UK launches cyber guidance package for tech startups
The UK has launched a shared security guidance package – dubbed Secure Innovation – to support emerging technology companies and startups when it comes to…
Western Digital boosts HDD capacity with 32TB shingled drives
Western Digital has pushed the capacity of its spinning disk hard disk drives (HDDs) by 2TB (terabytes) with the addition of an 11th platter. That…
National quantum computer centre to open at Harwell
A 4,000m2 facility based at the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus is to house a new national quantum facility equipped with 12 quantum computers. The…
IR35: Fallout from public-private sector reforms still being felt by IT contractors
IR35 status remains an enduring concern for IT contractors when considering their next role, but less so for off-payroll workers in other industries, research from…
Dutch critical infrastructure at risk despite high leadership confidence
While Dutch business leaders are highly confident in their IT infrastructure, recent incidents and statistics paint a more concerning picture of the country’s critical infrastructure…
How AI is radically changing the datacentre landscape
The surge of artificial intelligence (AI) applications has contributed to unprecedented demand on datacentre infrastructure. Existing facilities are no longer fit for purpose and AI-ready…
Government “urged” to overturn all convictions based on Post Office Capture
The Horizon Compensation Advisory Board has written to the secretary of state for Justice urging the government to legislate to overturn convictions of subpostmasters based…
Data bill will boost NHS and police access to data, says government
The government claims a data bill introduced in the House of Lords today will improve public services and boost the UK economy by £10bn. The…
Warning shots fired as former subpostmasters have ‘useful’ meeting with Post Office CEO
The Post Office’s boss met former subpostmasters about the future and was warned the business could not move forward without action on financial redress and…
Kenyan workers win High Court appeal to take Meta to trial
In September 2024, the Nairobi Court of Appeal ruled that two cases brought by 185 former Facebook and Instagram content moderators against Meta – one…