“You’ll never see a product with our logo…we’re what our customers want us to be,” says Jonatan Gustafsson, business applications manager at Kitron Group, a…
In spite of efforts by the UK government to encourage smaller IT firms to bid for contracts, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has signed a…
MPs on the Science, Industry and Technology Committee have called for a “period of over-correction” to break the cycle of supplier lock-in and foster a…
The National Federation of Subpostmasters (NFSP) was hit by a ransomware attack after a bug was exploited in its web hosting provider’s software. The attack…
Fujitsu has received more applications to its voluntary redundancy scheme than it was looking for. In April, the troubled supplier told staff that compulsory redundancies…
Just before 1AM on a Monday in early April 2026, Indianapolis city councillor Ron Gibson awoke as 13 gunshots hit his house. When safe to…
Fintechs accounted for 4% of total global financial services revenues last year, with 74% of the biggest firms now profitable. According to the Global fintech…
The UK public sector’s mailbox and cloud gateway infrastructure is thoroughly entangled with US hyperscalers and other US providers. A survey of email mailbox and…
Hexagon’s tagline, “From microns to Mars, we measure what matters for the future,” might sound like overreaching self-confidence, but it is in fact a reasonable…
A technology think tank has raised “deep concerns” with government proposals to mandate strong age verification to access online services, as ministers consider imminent restrictions…
SAP changed direction on its “journey” to becoming a wholescale business artificial intelligence (AI) provider “around eight or nine months ago”, according to its CEO…
Secure access service edge (SASE) specialist Cato Networks has claimed a new world record for vulnerability mitigation, saying it has cut ‘time-to-protect’ for a newly-discovered…
