Category: ComputerWeekly
Meta, the company which owns Facebook, has been fined €1.2 billion and has been ordered to suspend transfers of data…
A National Audit Office (NAO) report into the government’s planned net-zero technology investments has concluded that further action is needed…
Campaigner Alan Bates, the man who led a group of over 500 former subpostmasters to expose the Post Office Horizon…
A police operation to crack the EncroChat encrypted phone network which led to thousands of arrests worldwide is a judicial…
The major colocation hubs of Europe are expected to see record amounts of take-up in 2023, but CBRE predicts the…
The UK government has unveiled a national semiconductor strategy with funding to support what it sees as the UK’s unique…
The man who led a group of over 500 former subpostmasters that exposed the Post Office Horizon IT scandal fears…
As governments look to regulate the online world, the scrutiny of the algorithms that sit behind popular websites and apps…
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Crown Commercial Service (CCS) centred on the…
Buried in the PAC report is the fact that government digital services often rely on outdated and unsupported legacy IT…
UK policing minister Chris Philp is pressing for facial-recognition technology to be rolled out by police forces across England and…
Rolls-Royce has started using Microsoft Power Apps to provide a way for citizen developers in the business to develop their…