Category: ComputerWeekly
UK banks are still using software code that was written in the 1960s and 1970s, with only a handful of…
The French supreme court has turned to the European Court of Justice to decide whether EU citizens have the right…
Education can be an incredibly rewarding but demanding profession, as the workload of teachers is ever increasing. The progress of…
Artificial intelligence (AI) and AI agents are seemingly everywhere. Be it with conference show floors or television adverts featuring celebrities,…
File servers are at the core of almost all IT infrastructures. File sharing is essential to collaboration and is a…
October 2, 2025, marks the end of general support for VMware’s version 7. After that, Broadcom won’t release any new…
Two men, named as Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair, have today appeared before Westminster Magistrate’s Court in connection with a…
After 2 October 2025, VMware version 7 will no longer be supported, and organisations will need to consider how they…
In this podcast, we ask Patrick Smith, EMEA chief technology officer at Pure Storage, about the increased drive towards ensuring…
Heightened risk related to data sovereignty is universally acknowledged. Most IT decision makers see that risk increasing as a result…
A lawyer representing Hamas in a legal case in the UK is seeking a judicial review to challenge North Wales…
Investigators from Microsoft’s Digital Crimes Unit (DCU) have disrupted the network behind the dangerous RaccoonO365 infostealer malware that targeted the…