Category: ComputerWeekly
The LockBit ransomware crew that was behind some of the most significant cyber incidents of recent years, most famously the…
Switzerland-based copyright and royalties agency SUISA has cut datacentre rackspace and energy costs by 50% following a move from EMC…
West London-based colocation provider Virtus Data Centres is planning to build a server farm campus on a 50-acre freehold plot…
The Post Office’s second controversial accounting system, known as Capture, was developed in-house in the early 1990s. Following the explosion…
Security and risk management leaders face disruptions on multiple fronts: technological, organisational and human. Preparation and pragmatic execution are vital…
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis has unveiled the next version of Google’s Gemini large language model (LLM). The new version…
A satellite due for launch will track how much methane is being emitted by oil and gas facilities, aiming to…
Only a small amount of people believe the tech sector is representative of the UK, according to research by the…
In the late 1990s, the outcome of a battle between two factions within the Post Office triggered the IT problems…
With security-by-design principles becoming more widely adopted and enforced around the world, professional security training and accreditation body ISC2 is…
The Alan Turing Institute has appointed four new directors of science and innovation to its senior scientific leadership team, which…
Former Post Office CEO Paula Vennells refused to meet a government minister without a lawyer in 2015 when he insisted…