Category: ComputerWeekly
As economic pressures mount and uncertainty grips the tech sector, diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives have quietly disappeared from…
Agentic artificial intelligence (AI) dominated enterprise IT in 2025, just has generative AI (GenAI) had done from late 2022 onwards….
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has launched an artificial intelligence (AI-)driven ecosystem aimed at helping climate-vulnerable agricultural regions adapt to…
In at least 2013, Fujitsu’s current European boss, Paul Patterson, was part of a senior group of executives at the…
This year, SAP customers are looking ahead to an imminent end-of-support deadline and are continuing their journey to update their…
Fujitsu staff in the Post Office Horizon support centre could have stolen money from subpostmasters without them knowing but never…
The UK government has unveiled a £210m Cyber Action Plan to reinforce IT security resilience across the nation’s public services,…
It’s a tough time in the charity sector. With the rises in cost of living and unemployment, fewer people are…
Recommerce, pre-loved, resale, or second-hand goods – whatever synonym one would like to use – is a big focus area…
Bahrain has spent the past decade quietly but deliberately building the foundations of a competitive digital economy. Today, the Kingdom…
Developments in the Post Office scandal’s exposure moved slowly for many years, with each phase often feeling like a geological…
Ransomware has evolved from being an operational nuisance confined to the IT department into one of the most significant strategic…