Cyber Explorers programme reaches 50,000 11-14 year olds in 18 months
The government-backed Cyber Explorers programme has reached 50,000 young people at 2,000 schools around the UK since its launch in February 2022, and ahead of…
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How to enable a positive software developer experience
IT leaders strive to enable cross-functional teams that can work effectively across organisational and geographic boundaries, using their preferred tooling. Amazing things happen when the…
Europe’s fastest supercomputer trains large language models in Finland
The University of Turku in Finland is one of 10 university research labs across Europe to collaborate in building brand new large language models in…
BSI launches sustainability-focused startup accelerator
The British Standards Institution (BSI) has selected six startups to join its sustainability-focused startup accelerator, which is being launched in partnership with the Cambridge Institute…
More than 400 Liberty Global IT staff move to Infosys as part of €1.5bn contract
Liberty Global has agreed a €1.5bn outsourcing contract which will see Infosys take over the operation and development of its core entertainment and connectivity software…
NatWest customer calls bank’s handling of breach of his data ‘disgusting’
A NatWest customer has praised a whistleblower for informing him that his personal data had been breached, describing the bank’s handling of the issue as…
Researchers demo fake airplane mode exploit that tricks iPhone users
As hundreds of thousands of people sit back, relax and prepare for take-off this summer, many will be enabling their iPhone’s airplane mode setting, whereby…
Top marks for graduates of CIISec vocational cyber course
Amid the annual tradition of A-level results day, the first students to sit a new Extended Project Qualification for young people aged 14 and up…
MP calls for review of computer evidence rule which led to subpostmasters being wrongly convicted
Labour MP Darren Jones has asked the minister in charge of the courts to look into the appropriateness of the rule on the use of…
Number of women in tech dipped last quarter, ONS data shows
The number of women in the UK’s technology sector declined between the first and second quarters of the year, according to figures from the Office…
Accenture’s Brussels AI lab to focus on European public sector and health
Accenture has created an artificial intelligence (AI) lab in Brussels to develop services across Europe focused on the health, public sector and NATO as part of…
NCSC expands Cyber Incident Response service more widely
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has announced an expansion to its Cyber Incident Response (CIR) scheme, introducing a second tier of service providers…