Category: ComputerWeekly
The C-suite is caught in an AI pressure cooker. On one side, boards and CEOs see the relentless headlines of…
IT leaders need to weigh up the drive to adopt new, exciting innovation with the technical debt and mission-critical legacy…
The House of Lords Science and Technology Committee’s second report into the UK’s failure to retain and scale science and…
Working in the cyber security industry has always been high-pressure but we have seen that pressure intensify. Advancing threats, expanded…
Role models are everywhere, and while Computer Weekly’s list of the Most Influential Women in UK Tech highlights the women…
“I set up a business called Enterprise Lab with two guys I met on Twitter,” says Naomi Timperley, who has…
Blackpool Council is preparing to submit a planning permission application for a 6MW environmentally friendly datacentre before the end of…
Low code is far from new and has struggled to gain widespread enterprise popularity. Yet the arrival and adoption of…
An internal Post Office report has been unearthed that reveals the organisation was targeting sales of its flawed Capture system…
In Saudi Arabia, where economic diversification and institutional reform are reshaping the role of business, technology is becoming a central…
Microsoft’s global AI Tour made a stop in Dubai this week, spotlighting the United Arab Emirates’ (UAE) ambitious drive to…
US prosecutors have indicted three cyber security professionals who are alleged to have extorted multiple organisations using the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware…