Category: ComputerWeekly
A Fujitsu leak has revealed staff were given a flow diagram instructing them how to bid for government contracts during…
Britain’s railway network is made up of around 200,000 kilometres of track, most of it dating from Victorian times. But…
Since October 2023, Microsoft unbundled Teams from its Microsoft 365 and Office 365 suites in the European Economic Area (EEA)…
In an article looking into artificial intelligence (AI) in human capital management (HCM) published in February, Rod Garlick, head of…
The UK and US governments have agreed to collaborate on artificial intelligence (AI) safety. A memorandum of understanding, signed on…
Multinational Finnish industrial groups Outokumpu, Metsä and HKScan, are scaling-up deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) to drive international growth and…
Flash drive prices shot up by just over 25% in the final quarter of 2023, and are predicted to rise…
Users of the open source XZ Utils data compression library may have narrowly avoided falling victim to a major supply…
Multinational Finnish industrial groups Outokumpu, Metsä and HKScan, are scaling-up deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) to drive international growth and…
Coming from a military intelligence background, focusing on the financing of terrorist groups, I saw the power of the dollar…
The barriers to committing identity fraud are tumbling down, but organisations are proving that thanks to adoption of more advanced…
On 27 January 2024, the Justice and Home Affairs Committee in the House of Lords became the latest voice to…