Category: ComputerWeekly
The UK government has committed to resolving the fallout from a controversial, retroactive UK tax policy that has left thousands…
Storage has long been the monolith of datacentre components. Deployed in forklift upgrades on multi-year refresh cycles, shiny new arrays…
Since the launch of ChatGPT by Open AI in November 2022, interest in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools has increased…
As more companies adopt cloud services and remote work, the limitations of virtual private networks (VPNs) are becoming obvious. VPNs…
The government is to publish a Green Paper to gather information to help decide the Post Office’s future following the…
Cyber security analysts at ESET have released an in-depth look at the inner workings of the RedLine Stealer operation and…
The idea of lifting and shifting workloads into the public cloud is never going to deliver a good return on…
The Post Office wrongly spent millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money to fund its High Court legal battle with subpostmasters…
The cyber security community has reacted positively to Google’s 4 November announcement that it will begin to enforce multifactor authentication…
A slender 54% majority of UK cyber security professionals believe threat actors stand to benefit more from artificial intelligence (AI)…
The Post Office is in the process of appointing a third party to review its controversial Horizon computer system amid…
The UK public is generally accepting of having datacentres built in their communities, despite research showing that large numbers of…