Category: ComputerWeekly

AI-powered APIs proving highly vulnerable to attack
30
Oct
2025

Microsoft CEO speaks of global cloud factory as Azure stalls

On the day CEO Satya Nadella discussed Microsoft’s “planet-scale cloud and AI factory,” Azure cloud – the IT infrastructure underpinning…

Google chief says cloud spend is paying off
30
Oct
2025

US senators seek to prohibit minors from using AI chatbots

Legislation introduced in the US Congress could require artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot operators to put in place age verification processes…

Equinix acquires DC01UK’s mega-datacentre site in Hertfordshire and plots £3.9bn investment
30
Oct
2025

Equinix acquires DC01UK’s mega-datacentre site in Hertfordshire and plots £3.9bn investment

DC01UK has confirmed that colocation giant Equinix has acquired the 85-acre plot of green belt land in Hertfordshire it secured…

Fujitsu braced for double-digit decline triggered by ‘foolish display of legal machismo’
30
Oct
2025

Peer angry as sales figures suggest Fujitsu has weathered Post Office scandal storm

Fujitsu grew its UK public sector business over the last 12 months despite widespread criticism for its role in the…

Labour fleshes out R&D funding
30
Oct
2025

Labour fleshes out R&D funding

The government has fleshed out details of how it plans to spend £55bn on research and development (R&D) out of…

Is IPSIE the game changer that SaaS security demands?
29
Oct
2025

AWS emerges as ‘sole bidder’ for HMRC’s £500m datacentre migration project as rivals exit

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the last supplier standing in the controversial £500m race to become the hyperscaler responsible for…

Scattered Spider retail attacks spreading to US, says Google
29
Oct
2025

Scope of US state-level privacy laws expands rapidly in 2025

The number of individual US states with local data privacy legislation on their statute books has expanded rapidly in 2025,…

Post Office Capture redress scheme ‘went down like lead balloon’ and is ‘discriminatory’
29
Oct
2025

Post Office Capture redress scheme ‘went down like lead balloon’ and is ‘discriminatory’

A former subpostmaster who suffered at the hands of the Post Office’s faulty Capture accounting software has said the announced…

Vintage rail freight system showcases 50-year-old innovation
29
Oct
2025

Vintage rail freight system showcases 50-year-old innovation

Fifty years ago, three IBM System 370 mainframes powered a pioneering scheduling system run by the UK’s national rail operator,…

Saudi Arabia struggling to reach global leadership in deeptech
29
Oct
2025

Saudi Arabia partners with Humain and Qualcomm to power next global AI frontier

Ahead of the ninth edition of the Future Investment Initiative in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, Humain and Qualcomm Technologies announced a…

Saudi Arabia launches AI health coach to transform preventive care
29
Oct
2025

Saudi Arabia launches AI health coach to transform preventive care

Saudi Arabia’s push to transform its healthcare system has taken a bold technological leap. The Ministry of Health (MoH), in…

UK citizens raise red flags over environmental impacts of datacentres in poll
28
Oct
2025

UK citizens raise red flags over environmental impacts of datacentres in poll

More than three-quarters (78%) of UK consumers are of the view that new datacentres should only be built if the…