Category: ComputerWeekly
Hollywood has colourful notions about artificial intelligence (AI). The popular image is a future where robot armies spontaneously turn to…
The White House has released its National Cybersecurity Strategy, which envisages a much greater role for US software vendors and…
Specialist business lending and savings bank Shawbrook Bank is using a low-code platform from Pegasystems to rewrite business process software…
Newham Council has revealed plans to set up a “data campus” at East Ham Town Hall, with the facility intended to…
Pure Storage has launched FlashBlade//E, which will provide capacity-focussed QLC flash-based storage aimed at unstructured data use cases where performance…
Critical security flaws in Booking.com’s implementation of Open Authorization (OAuth) could have enabled attackers to launch large-scale account takeovers, putting…
The corporate domination of artificial intelligence (AI) is preventing the technology from reaching its full potential to benefit society, says…
Ride-hailing app Uber has launched a “dynamic pricing” algorithm in London to automatically set variable pay for drivers and fares…
High street retailer WH Smith has been the victim of a cyber attack in which the perpetrators accessed sensitive company…
The UK government is tapping into the Indian tech industry by giving thousands of Indians the opportunity to work in…
As a project to replace the Post Office’s controversial core computer system by 2025 progresses, a statutory public inquiry has…
Clare Lansley, CIO at Aston Martin Cognizant Formula One, reflects on the role of the modern IT leader and says…