Brits are using healthcare apps without proper checks
Using complex health apps without advice from medical professionals is equivalent to buying a random box of pills with no regulatory approval and hoping for…
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The Finnish Food Authority uses AI to accelerate research
The Finish Food Authority (FFA) is using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to dramatically reduce the time it takes to complete critical research as it strives…
Software-defined storage: What’s available from key players
Software-defined storage promises enterprises much greater flexibility and freedom of choice when it comes to their data storage deployments. By taking lower-level software operations and…
How real and present is the malware threat from AI?
Over the last few months, we have seen a number of proof of concepts (PoCs) that demonstrate ways ChatGPT and other generative AI platforms can…
Charity demands transparency in digital universal credit system
The design of the digital universal credit (UC) system means claimants are “routinely” left without basic information about their own benefit claims, making it difficult…
Supercomputing research collaboration to bring fusion energy to UK grid in 2040s
The UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and the University of Cambridge are collaborating with Dell Technologies and Intel to access the supercomputing resources needed to…
Scottish government tech accelerator opens latest funding round
The Scottish government’s technology startup accelerator has launched a new set of “challenges”, opening up around $10m worth of contract opportunities to any enterprise able…
GDPR tax reclaim scheme preys on fears of SMEs
Small businesses have been warned to avoid companies offering them a way to claim tax refunds through a fake scheme linked to money they set…
Dubai Smart IoT unclear on deadline, but not ambition
In keeping with all other technology plans in the region, The Dubai Internet of Things (IoT) Strategy has the lofty ambition of building the world’s most…
Three years on, EncroChat cryptophone hack nets 6,500 arrests and seizures of €900 million
An operation by French and Dutch police to hack EncroChat, an encrypted phone network used by organised criminals, has led to more than 6,500 arrests…
Oracle shifts database support goalpost
Earlier in June, Oracle downgraded all its older relational database releases prior to version 19c to Sustaining Support status. According to third-party support provider Rimini…
Infosys to acquire Danske Bank Indian IT centre as part of $454m outsourcing deal
Infosys will take over Danske Bank’s IT operation in India as part of an IT outsourcing contract worth $454m over five years, to accelerate the…