If the government fails to overturn convictions of subpostmasters that used the Post Office Capture system, it will perpetuate a “most ghastly injustice”, a peer…
“You don’t have to code to be a techie,” claimed one of the many speakers at the 2025 Next Tech Fest, which was run and…
Oracle is making its Health Clinical AI Agent available to NHS trust and private practices. The note-taking software has been piloted at a number of…
As global economies accelerate their digital transformation agendas, the question of who controls data and under which legal framework has become a defining issue. In…
Over the past year, the buzz around artificial intelligence (AI) has reached new heights, with businesses being inundated with AI solutions and executives eager to…
The UK’s National Savings and Investments (NS&I) bank is exposing taxpayers to “unacceptable risk” because it lacks understanding of the cost of a digital project…
Europe’s data protection supervisors have warned that proposals by the European Commission to reform privacy law by narrowing the definition of personal data could erode…
Capita said it was “overwhelmed” by around 16,000 unread emails and 20 million database errors unexpectedly left to it by the previous supplier of the…
Popular large language models (LLMs) are unable to provide reliable information about key public services such as health, taxes and benefits, the Open Data Institute…
Fintech investment in the UK fell by 21% in 2025, despite an increase in investment globally and in the wider Europe, Middle East and Africa…
Power availability is the European datacentre market’s “single most important” growth inhibitor, forcing operators to look further afield for sites with abundant renewable energy to…
The European Commission (EC) has preliminarily found that TikTok’s addictive design features violate the bloc’s Digital Services Act (DSA). The preliminary decision outlines how addictive…
