Businesses are getting some value from AI, but struggling to scale
Just one-third of tech executives polled in a recent KPMG survey say they are successfully scaling artificial intelligence (AI) into production. The survey of 2,450…
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Open source is not a trust issue, it’s an innovation issue
No project is smooth sailing all the way. So perhaps it was appropriate that the Open Source Summit Europe kicked off amid some of the…
Wellcome Sanger Institute revamps genome sequencing datacentre to cut energy usage
The Wellcome Sanger Institute (WSI), which owns one of Europe’s largest genomic research datacentres, claims to have cut the energy consumption of its server farm…
AI advances in cancer care
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Post Office ditches MoneyGram after cyber attack
MoneyGram services will no longer be available in thousands of Post Office branches from today, as its contract renewal is cancelled in the wake of…
Cyber teams say they can’t keep up with attack volumes
Across Europe, cyber security professionals feel increasingly constrained and restricted, according to data produced at professional association ISACA, which reveals 61% think their teams are…
Investigation finds ‘reasonable likelihood’ Post Office Capture software caused accounting losses
An analysis by specialist forensic investigators has concluded there is a “reasonable likelihood” that the Post Office’s Capture software used by hundreds of subpostmasters in…
How to keep datacentres cool
Power, and efficient cooling, are essential to datacentre operations. This applies equally to a cloud hyperscaler, a commercial colocation facility, or an enterprise’s own datacentre.…
UK on high alert over Iranian spear-phishing attacks, says NCSC
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and American agencies including the FBI and the Department of the Treasury have issued a joint alert concerning…
Cyber companies need a best practice approach to major incidents.
Cyber security companies have made global headlines recently with a series of significant incidents which caused widespread disruption. The CrowdStrike incident is estimated to have…
Defaulting to open: Decoding the (very public) CrowdStrike event
We live in an era of cyber ‘incidents,’ from WannaCry to MOVEit. However, it’s undeniably rare that a vendor finds themselves at the epicentre of…
Printing vulnerability affecting Linux distros raises alarm
A newly discovered series of four dangerous flaws in the Common Unix Printing System (Cups), which is used across virtually all GNU/Linux distros including Debian,…