Category: ComputerWeekly
Atos has been awarded the contract to provide core IT services to support next year’s European international football championship in…
Greg Lavender wears many hats at Intel. He is executive vice-president, chief technology officer (CTO) and general manager of the…
Remote working is not a new topic for IT and cyber security colleagues, but with the pandemic it has scaled…
The Rhysida ransomware operation behind the unfolding cyber attack on the British Library has struck the private King Edward VII…
Research into various human augmentation technologies is progressing with little regard for the ethical consequences, despite its clear dual use…
From the Premier League downwards, UK football clubs demonstrate a critical lack of cyber resilience, putting the data of fans…
Microsoft is to invest £2.5bn over the next three years in the UK to more than double the size of…
Sitting down with Computer Weekly during a brief break from scouring London’s shops and malls for presents for his grandchildren,…
The UK government must “proceed with caution” when developing and deploying artificial intelligence (AI) for military purposes, particularly autonomous weapons…
In a post-Covid world all organisations have had to adapt to new ways of working. The transition to remote working…
Almost 60% of workers in the UK have had no training in digital skills, according to research by CV Genius….
A former Post Office senior criminal lawyer, who celebrated a court victory that sent a pregnant woman to prison without…