Artificial intelligence: Business leaders start to realise the risks
A Gartner survey of 2,500 executive leaders has found that almost half (45%) say publicity of ChatGPT has prompted them to increase artificial intelligence (AI)…
A Gartner survey of 2,500 executive leaders has found that almost half (45%) say publicity of ChatGPT has prompted them to increase artificial intelligence (AI)…
Apple has released the first security update under its new Rapid Security Response programme, but has sparked confusion after releasing no information about any of…
Seagate recently launched its record capacity 22TB (terabytes) IronWolf Pro hard disk drive in 3.5in form factor. Already waiting in the Seagate portfolio is a…
HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has confirmed it could have a legislative solution to the long-standing issue of it over-collecting tax in instances where organisations…
The UK Cyber Security Council has launched the first phase of a certification mapping tool designed to help developing cyber professionals map all available security…
Although networks, systems, and cyber security have come on in leaps and bounds, the fundamental theories of access control and the recent addition of identity…
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The TechTarget/Computer Weekly IT Priorities 2023 survey found that 41% of IT decision-makers expect to increase their IT spending this year. While there is a…
With days to go until the coronation of King Charles III, cyber fraudsters are seeking to capitalise on a surge in public interest, according to…
In this podcast Shawn Rosemarin, vice-president of customer engineering in research and development at Pure Storage, argues that spinning disk hard drives (HDDs) will face…
In 2019, Amazon discontinued its physical Dash button, a gadget that allowed customers to reorder products at the push of a button. But this idea…
The government is playing a high-stakes game of chicken with technology companies by being “intentionally ambiguous” about the impact legislation going through Parliament that could…