Competition in the cloud: Microsoft’s ‘unfair’ licensing tactics go under the microscope
Microsoft’s hold on the global cloud infrastructure sector is on the rise, with data released in the wake of its...
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Cops take down LockBit ransomware gang
The LockBit ransomware crew that was behind some of the most significant cyber incidents of recent years, most famously the...
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Music agency halves space and energy costs with switch to Pure
Switzerland-based copyright and royalties agency SUISA has cut datacentre rackspace and energy costs by 50% following a move from EMC...
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Virtus plots colocation campus in Buckinghamshire as demand for London datacentres soars
West London-based colocation provider Virtus Data Centres is planning to build a server farm campus on a 50-acre freehold plot...
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Controversial Post Office Capture system was developed in-house
The Post Office’s second controversial accounting system, known as Capture, was developed in-house in the early 1990s. Following the explosion...
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Gartner: Three top trends in cyber security for 2024
Security and risk management leaders face disruptions on multiple fronts: technological, organisational and human. Preparation and pragmatic execution are vital...
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Google claims AI advances with Gemini LLM
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has unveiled the next version of Google’s Gemini large language model (LLM). The new version...
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Green IT: How Google’s cloud and AI tools are supporting a methane-tracking satellite project
A satellite due for launch will track how much methane is being emitted by oil and gas facilities, aiming to...
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Misunderstanding and underrepresentation blocking tech diversity
Only a small amount of people believe the tech sector is representative of the UK, according to research by the...
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Post Office IT insider and the software decision that lit the Horizon scandal
In the late 1990s, the outcome of a battle between two factions within the Post Office triggered the IT problems...
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Security-by-design push prompts new ISC2 accreditations
With security-by-design principles becoming more widely adopted and enforced around the world, professional security training and accreditation body ISC2 is...
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Alan Turing Institute hits ‘key milestone’ in AI strategy
The Alan Turing Institute has appointed four new directors of science and innovation to its senior scientific leadership team, which...
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