Medtech startup brings Oracle AI to bear on cancer drug research
In recent years, human ingenuity and scientific know-how has developed advanced drugs promising relief and even recovery to millions of people worldwide diagnosed and living…
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Post Office system still causing unexplained shortfalls for over half of subpostmasters
Over half of today’s subpostmasters are experiencing unexplained accounting shortfalls on the controversial Horizon IT system used in branches. Over the past two decades, hundreds…
Driving IT sustainability in datacentres
If your local datacentre is running a little hotter than usual this month, that could be because its operators are crunching the data they now…
IT Sustainability Think Tank: The 10 energy risks enterprises must prepare for now
As the global energy sector undergoes a rapid transformation toward low-carbon economies, executive leaders must navigate an increasingly volatile energy landscape. The complexity of energy…
UN body urges ‘globally inclusive and distributed’ AI governance
A United Nations (UN) advisory body on artificial intelligence (AI) is urging governments to collaborate on the creation of a “globally inclusive and distributed architecture”…
DC01UK: Everything you need to know about the UK government-backed Hertfordshire mega-datacentre
Further details about a government-backed plan to build a £3.75bn hyperscale datacentre on a plot of Green Belt Land, neighbouring the South Mimms service station…
CrowdStrike incident shows we need to rethink cyber
When your organisation becomes the subject of negative news, it is crucial to respond effectively and strategically to minimise damage and rebuild stakeholder trust. Learning…
Interview: Keeping SAP ECC running without support
Madrileña Red de Gas, a regulated natural gas distributor operating in Madrid, was formed in 2010, after being sold off by gas distribution company Nedgia.…
CMA: AWS and Google slam Microsoft for claiming its cloud licensing tactics are not harming them
Microsoft has sought to discredit claims that its two biggest public cloud rivals – Amazon and Google – are being competitively disadvantaged by its controversial…
Post Office scandal victim becomes first to receive £600,000 under new redress scheme
A new redress scheme for victims of the Post Office scandal that was launched by the Labour government in July has completed its first £600,000…
HSBC tests post-quantum VPN tunnel for digital ledgers
HSBC has worked with Quantinuum to trial “the first application” of quantum-secure technology for distributing tokenised physical gold. The HSBC Gold Token for retail investors…
CMA extends investigation into anti-competitive behaviour in UK cloud market by four months
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has secured a four-month extension to complete its investigation into inner workings of the UK public cloud infrastructure services…