Interview: Reflections on tech revolutions and silos
“I sold my vinyl collection to buy CDs. Now my children are buying vinyls, and I’m buying vinyl records and reading real books again,” says…
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NatWest signs up to quantum trial for fraud detection
Eleven organisations, including NatWest, have joined Digital Catapult’s Quantum Technology Access Programme (QTAP), delivered in collaboration with the National Quantum Computing Centre’s (NQCC) SparQ programme. …
Interview: Dan Cherowbrier, CTO, Formula E
Lots of digital leaders must keep multiple plates spinning. After all, being a successful technology chief in the modern era means ensuring nothing falls crashing…
Datacentre dive: Through the looking glass at Telehouse South
I cross the road on a concrete footbridge, the multi-lane A1261 rumbling beneath. Ahead, men in the “uniform” of contemporary IT staff trudge to their…
Modern datacentre infrastructure management (DCIM) is crucial
Organisations worldwide are racing to deploy artificial intelligence (AI) workloads, but there’s a catch. These advanced applications are placing unprecedented demands on datacentre infrastructure. The…
Reeves speaks up about UK sovereign AI
Chancellor Rachel Reeves used her Mansion House speech to talk about the UK’s AI strategy and sovereign AI capabilities. She described AI as “the defining…
Has Microsoft overstretched its cloud elasticity?
Ask any technology decision maker of the last decade why they want to move to public cloud and elastic scalability will likely be in the…
Scattered Spider hackers sentenced over TfL attack
Two members of the Scattered Spider hacking collective, Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair, aged 18 and 20 respectively, have been sentenced to five years and…
A fifth of PC devices still on Windows 10
Analysis of data collected by Lansweeper has found that almost 22% of devices are still running Windows 10, in spite of Microsoft officially ending support…
Denmark debates ‘emergency’ energy plan to curb datacentres
The Danish government is preparing plans to sanction datacentres it has blamed for a significant rise in industrial energy demand. This follows an Audit Office…
Home Office proposes AI tooling to accelerate digital disclosure
The Home Office has accepted key recommendations from an independent review of how digital material submitted to courts can be managed more effectively. London barrister…
Prime minister-in-waiting Andy Burnham takes aim at outsourcing
On the eve of his anointment as prime minister, Andy Burnham told Labour MPs he will rein in government outsourcing. According to a Financial Times…