Pure’s storage as a service: We can offer what others can’t
Pure Storage makes a big deal of its subscription models of purchasing for storage hardware. It believes it can offer an advantage over the competition…
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Sellafield pleads guilty to criminal charges over cyber security
The Sellafield nuclear waste site has pleaded guilty to criminal charges brought by the industry regulator, admitting to significant cyber security failings over a four-year…
Metropolitan Police set to investigate one of its own staff in Post Office probe
A former Post Office investigator who deleted information from an expert IT witness statement during the wrongful prosecution of a subpostmaster faces being investigated by…
Executive interview: Open models pros and cons
Meta’s research arm has opened up a number of its internal artificial intelligence (AI) projects to the wider research community in a bid to help…
Sellafield whistleblower ordered to pay costs after email tampering claims
Alison McDermott, an Equality, Diversity and Inclusion expert, has been ordered to pay £5,000 following a whistleblowing claim she brought against Sellafield, a former HR…
Qilin ransomware gang publishes stolen NHS data online
Ransomware gang Qilin has published almost 400GB of sensitive healthcare data online following its high-profile malware attack on pathology laboratory Synnovis, which processes blood tests for…
IT leaders share tips for AI success
With artificial intelligence (AI) the recurring theme of the Domino Data RevX 2024 London event that took place on 13 June, training with real users…
The pros, cons and misconceptions of dynamic pricing for retailers
Advances in technology are making it increasingly possible for retailers and hospitality companies to be more intelligent with their pricing strategies, including multiple intra-day changes…
Bupa turns to data to provide personalised health services
Private healthcare company Bupa, which provides health and insurance services to 7.2 million people in Australia and the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, is rolling out technology…
Sir Alan Bates hits out at Post Office ‘incompetence’ after data breach
Campaigner Sir Alan Bates has hit out at the “utter incompetence” of Post Office bosses after he learned that a document containing the names and…
Post Office and Fujitsu had tense relationship, but were joined at hip when protecting their brands
The Post Office’s relationship with IT supplier Fujitsu was “tense” in 2010 amid major problems rolling out the online version of the controversial Horizon computer…
Why AI is talking politics this year
Key elections are being held in the UK, the US, the EU, and India, with many other countries also set to hold elections over the…