UK Bolt drivers win legal claim to be classed as workers
UK drivers working for ride-hailing and food delivery app Bolt should be classed as staff rather than self-employed, the Employment Tribunal has ruled. Being classified…
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Hyperscalers’ net-zero plans hit roadblock
By 2022, datacentres are forecast to consume about 2% of global energy. By 2026, that number is predicted to jump by 4%, to about 100…
Fresh concerns over NHS England registries procurement
The ongoing procurement process for NHS England’s Outcomes and Registries Platform (ORP) continues to draw concerns over the state of the project’s data security practices,…
NetApp boosts AFF, StorageGrid and E-series hardware with 60TB drives
NetApp has upgraded its AFF A- and C-series flash storage arrays while also boosting capacity and performance in StorageGrid object storage and E-series storage area…
IAM: Enterprises face a long, hard road to improve
Identity and access management (IAM) is a difficult and enduring challenge for enterprises. Organisations need to balance securing and managing identities effectively with ease of…
Loan charge under review: Second inquiry into controversial contractor tax policy announced
The UK government has committed to resolving the fallout from a controversial, retroactive UK tax policy that has left thousands of IT contractors living under…
Storage explained: Consumption models of storage procurement
Storage has long been the monolith of datacentre components. Deployed in forklift upgrades on multi-year refresh cycles, shiny new arrays have not taken long to…
What are the security risks of bring your own AI?
Since the launch of ChatGPT by Open AI in November 2022, interest in generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools has increased dramatically. Its ability to generate…
Beyond VPNs: The future of secure remote connectivity
As more companies adopt cloud services and remote work, the limitations of virtual private networks (VPNs) are becoming obvious. VPNs were designed to secure a…
Government announces Green Paper on future of scandal-ridden Post Office
The government is to publish a Green Paper to gather information to help decide the Post Office’s future following the Horizon IT scandal and its…
ESET shines light on cyber criminal RedLine empire
Cyber security analysts at ESET have released an in-depth look at the inner workings of the RedLine Stealer operation and its clone, known as Meta,…
Gartner Symposium: Time to get rid of the dead wood
The idea of lifting and shifting workloads into the public cloud is never going to deliver a good return on investment. Instead, according to analyst…