Category: ComputerWeekly
UK policing minister Chris Philp is pressing for facial-recognition technology to be rolled out by police forces across England and…
Rolls-Royce has started using Microsoft Power Apps to provide a way for citizen developers in the business to develop their…
When it comes to computing power, Europe is facing what at first glance seems to be a paradox. Performance must…
ServiceNow CEO Bill McDermott called for IT and the business to come together for a new future in what he…
As global CIO at tech supplier Box, Ravi Malick wears two hats. The political science graduate runs IT operations at…
The domain name system (DNS) which enables any computer on the internet to be identified in a human-readable form, is…
There are many who will argue the case for building and deploying a new IT system to streamline a business…
Imperial College London is on course to become one of the UK’s largest Tier 3 High-Performance Computing (HPC) universities on…
London startup hub Plexal is launching its third Cyber Runway accelerator programme to provide more tailored support for security startups…
Scality has launched version 2.0 of its Artesca platform, with a big emphasis on the ransomware protection inherent to object storage and…
NetApp has made a series of nudges in several product areas that include new entry level ASA (All-SAN Array) block…
Strong demand for cloud services continues to drive growth in IT spending this year, despite inflationary pressures, says Stephen Minton,…