Augmented reality in retail: The second coming
H&M is now working with Snap, using the tech platform’s Camera Kit to provide consumers with virtual try-on (VTO) opportunities for a range of products…
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Campaigners lament lack of movement on Computer Misuse Act reform
The government has finally published its long-awaited response to its review of the Computer Misuse Act (CMA) of 1990 and opened a new consultation on…
Is business ready for ChatGPT?
Web analytics data published by Digital-adoption.com has found that traffic to OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, grew by 3,572%, from 18.3 million to 672 million…
Russian hacking group Seaborgium targets SNP MP Stewart McDonald
Scottish National Party MP Stewart McDonald has become the latest victim of a Russian state-backed hacking group that specialises in targeting non-government organisations (NGOs), politicians,…
Security Think Tank: Poor training is worse than no training at all
A change is underway in security training of all kinds. Security managers are being asked to step up and make a real difference in training;…
Prolific social media fraudster jailed for three years
A prolific cyber criminal who used encrypted social media platform Telegram in a series of long-running frauds has been sentenced at Croydon Crown Court to…
CDO interview: Very’s Steve Pimblett on finding UB40
Readers of a certain age will remember taping the top 20 on a Sunday night. And will also remember – if they had failed to…
MoD issues revised cloud strategy as it prepares to move top-secret data off-premise by 2025
The Ministry of Defence (MoD) is revising its cloud strategy and embarking on a push to ensure even its most highly classified forms of data…
Rakuten targets big edge deployments with Symworld Cloud
“The VMware of edge servers.” That was the plan for Robin.io. Since being bought by Japanese giant the Rakuten Group, Robin.io has become Symworld Cloud,…
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Research: Server farm size influences how concerned UK firms are with datacentre energy efficiency
UK firms that run a relatively small number of servers in their datacentres are more likely to prioritise achieving energy efficiency than those with a…
UK altnets slam Ofcom BT wholesale tariff approval
Even though the UK’s fibre sector is hot right now, with unprecedented availability to gigabit access, a row is brewing in the industry following UK…