Category: ComputerWeekly
Banks and insurance companies are more likely to work with suppliers to develop artificial intelligence (AI) agents than develop them…
The European colocation market is plugging the demand gaps for datacentre capacity caused by the waning appetites of hyperscale cloud…
The UK government has confirmed North Wales as the location of its latest AI growth zone (AIGZ), while also revealing…
The National Grid is continuing its efforts to beef up the UK’s electricity infrastructure to support the growth of the…
The Post Office’s contract with Fujitsu for the supplier’s Horizon system has a built-in option to continue into 2028. The…
Synnovis, the joint venture pathology services partnership between two London NHS Trusts and Synlab, a provider of medical diagnostics technology,…
The US’ Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA) of 2015, an Obama-era cyber security intelligence-sharing law that was allowed to lapse…
Microsoft marked the penultimate Patch Tuesday of 2025 with an update lighter than of late, addressing a mere 63 common…
A “major issue” with the ControlWorks software used by police to monitor emergency calls led to a delay in officers…
National Highways has penned an extension to its IT services contract with CGI for an additional five years as part…
One in five people in the UK say they will only act on a message if it comes from a…
When VMware NSX first entered the mainstream of datacentre networking, it quickly earned a reputation for being dauntingly complex. Many…