Members braced as Teachers’ Pension transfer approaches
Members of the UK’s Teachers’ Pension scheme are bracing themselves for the switchover to a new supplier at the start of next month, amid delays…
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Atos invests in AI education for West Midlands youth
Free artificial intelligence (AI) training is being offered to up to 650,000 young people in the West Midlands to help them become AI ready. IT…
NetApp aims Novus storage at AI factory bottlenecks
NetApp used its Insight conference in Las Vegas to unveil Novus, a storage architecture it claims can scale to up to 100TBps of throughput to…
Teen hacker arrested amid KillSec cyber gang takedown
Authorities in Spain have arrested a 16 year-old boy accused of involvement in the KillSec ransomware gang, which is thought to have conducted over 1,000…
Microsoft, UAE Cyber Council and Core42 deploy AI cyber defence across government
Microsoft, the UAE Cyber Security Council and Core42 have announced plans to deploy Microsoft’s artificial intelligence (AI)-powered cyber security platform, MDASH, across UAE government entities to…
Sweden boosts cyber threat security defences amid AI advances
Sweden is fast-tracking the implementation of a strengthened national security Anti-Cyber Threat (ACT) defence. Central to the initiative is the roll-out of the next phase…
Half of Brits struggle to spot AI scams
Around half of UK citizens are finding it more difficult to tell genuine offers from scams as artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used to…
Post Office process redress scheme pays out £4m so far
Around £4m has been paid out so far to current and former subpostmasters as part of a scheme to redress losses related to non-Horizon processes,…
‘Inherent sovereignty is a fallacy’ says Beyond.pl AI factory exec
“Inherent sovereignty is a fallacy … we’re talking more about operational sovereignty.” That’s the view of Wojciech Stramski, chief executive of Beyond.pl, who spoke at…
IT event dive: AI for its own sake at Tobacco Dock with Everpure
I’m once again overnighting in Brick Lane. It seems to have been a theme this year as I visit new venues in my role as…
Saudi Arabia’s next AI challenge is turning infrastructure into capability
Saudi Arabia has made substantial investments in artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, cloud capacity and national digital transformation programmes, but the next phase of growth will…
Dutch datacentre sector pitches itself as relief for an overloaded grid
The Netherlands has no shortage of electricity – but what it does lack is the grid to carry it. At the end of 2025, more…