Wrongly convicted subpostmasters may have to wait another year for redress
Subpostmasters wrongly convicted of financial crimes could still be waiting for full compensation settlements well into 2026, according to a...
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UK ransomware costs significantly outpace other countries
British businesses are suffering significantly more damaging losses from ransomware attacks compared to the rest of the world, where things...
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Interview: Pure Storage on the AI data challenge beyond hardware
To successfully tackle artificial intelligence (AI) workloads is not just about throwing compute and storage resources at it. Sure, you...
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Zopa Bank launches current account earlier than expected
Zopa Bank has launched a current account that can be opened in a matter of minutes and is now available...
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One year since being freed, Julian Assange still a victim of state secrecy
It is one year since WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange became a free man again. When he addressed the Council of...
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CMA consults on Google’s search dominance
Under the Digital Markets Competition Regime, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has proposed to designate Google with “strategic market...
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Digital ID: cool or contentious?
Thank you for joining! Access your Pro+ Content below. 24 June 2025 Digital ID: cool or contentious? Share this item...
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Widening Middle Eastern war increases cyber risk
With the United States entering a widening Middle Eastern conflict following a series airstrikes of airstrikes against nuclear targets in...
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Industrial strategy: Takeaways for UK tech innovations
Labour’s 10-year industrial strategy, launched today, includes measures the government hopes will boost the UK’s tech sector. These include a...
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Europe’s semiconductor leaders are racing to meet energy demands
At last week’s Leti Innovation Days (LID) 2025 event in Grenoble, power consumption was on everyone’s mind. With artificial...
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Interview: Rolf Krolke, CIO, The Access Group
With an average of around 10 acquisitions a year since 2017, The Access Group got good at integrating disparate systems...
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Police to gain powers to grab online data when they seize phones and laptops
Last-minute amendments to a parliamentary bill will give police sweeping powers to access people’s online services and data, including bank...
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