QLC made gains but storage innovation focus was on software in 2023
The year 2023 will go down as one in which some big storage suppliers focused on upgrades to array products, notably using high-density and low-cost…
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Fujitsu UK employees working for HMRC to strike during self-assessment tax period over pay
More than 300 Fujitsu Services UK employees working for HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) are set to strike from 17 January 2024 in a protest…
Gartner: PC market collapsed in 2023
Analyst Gartner has reported that 2023 was the worst year in PC history, declining 14.8% in 2023. It said 2023 represented the second year in…
HPE nabs Juniper Networks in $14bn deal to boost networking
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has announced its intention to acquire Juniper Networks, in a deal worth $14bn. The acquisition aims to bolster the company’s high-margin…
Storage technology explained: Flash vs HDD
The past 12 months saw flash storage nudge into areas from which it had hitherto been absent. In particular, this was because of the availability…
Hundreds of subpostmasters to have convictions quashed in blanket exoneration
Emergency legislation will be pushed through Parliament in a matter of weeks to quickly overturn the convictions of hundreds of former subpostmasters and their staff,…
How Fujitsu became a central part of the Post Office scandal
In the short few weeks since the Post Office public inquiry adjourned for Christmas, the national mood around the scandal has changed dramatically. When Sir…
Poor tech kills hybrid work productivity
While most knowledge workers say they are well-equipped to work from home, many feel hybrid working makes their job more difficult. A Censuswide survey for…
Windows Kerberos, Hyper-V vulns among January Patch Tuesday bugs
Microsoft has released a total of 49 new patches marking the first Patch Tuesday event of 2024, addressing a variety of vulnerabilities across its product…
SEC social media hack highlights value of MFA
Cryptocurrency markets fluctuated wildly on the evening of Monday 9 January after the US financial regulator, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), briefly appeared to…
Scotland ‘sleepwalking’ to mass surveillance with DPDI Bill
Scotland risks “sleepwalking” into a surveillance state that places every citizen in a permanent digital line-up if it does not deviate from the UK government’s…
Inadequate cloud logs are proving a headache for CISOs
The mass adoption of cloud environments has helped businesses transform their operations through scalability and cost efficiency, but it has also put additional strain on…