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To compete with Netflix and the other prominent networks and streaming services in the broadcast world, you need to be…
Nearly nine out of 10 clubbers who tested a digital identification mobile app at a Surrey venue said they found…
“After quite a long time, there has been a little bit of change in gender diversity in IT,” says Bev White,…
It’s been a turbulent year for the UK government. Three prime ministers, four chancellors, and a whole bunch of Cabinet…
Lawyers representing 10 claimants who are challenging the lawfulness of the National Crime Agency’s role in bringing prosecutions based on…
The Ukraine conflict has significantly worsened the global energy situation by straining the supply of gas, a crucial resource at…
Digital fraud and risk teams seem to be locked in a perpetual game of catch-up. Every five to 10 years,…
With UK governments since 2010 not always prioritising energy efficiency, even reducing funding measures with full support from high-profile members…
More than a decade ago, European researchers invented highly accurate network time distribution protocols for CERN. They are now adopted…
A major focus of Computer Weekly’s technology and ethics coverage in 2022 was on working conditions throughout the tech sector,…
The Nordic region’s datacentres have become popular locations for IT workloads for big business, as well as organisations carrying out…
Data for good is a big theme of the Computer Weekly top 10 information management stories selected for 2022. At…