Qilin gang claims cyber attack on Japanese brewing giant
The Qilin ransomware operation has claimed responsibility for a ransomware attack on Japanese brewer Asahi Group Holdings, after listing the...
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Windows 10 end of support: Time to go virtual?
Windows 10 is no longer supported by Microsoft, but at the time of writing, over 40% of Windows devices still...
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Forrester Technology & Innovation Summit: Prepare for AI failures
IT leaders are set to get a boost in budget in 2026, but according to research from analyst Forrester, they...
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Fujitsu boss said Post Office inquiry report wasn’t ‘that bad’, despite link to suicides
A senior leader at Fujitsu told colleagues the first report from the public inquiry into the Post Office Horizon scandal...
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How the UAE is using AI to transform healthcare
When the UAE appointed the world’s first minister of artificial intelligence (AI) in 2017, it signalled that AI was going...
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How OpenAI’s AMD bet raises the stakes in GPU dominance
Just weeks after it signed a landmark 10 gigawatts (GW) of datacentre capacity agreement with Nvidia, OpenAI has penned a...
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TalkTalk undoes customer experience stack complexity to boost contact centre agents
TalkTalk chief operations officer (COO) Neil Smith comes from a deep engineering background in telecoms. He has been at the...
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Interview: Change management for digitisation and agentic AI
People often talk about going digital and digitisation initiatives, but technology is only half the story. As Thomas Bodé, chief...
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IT Sustainability Think Tank: Don’t believe Big Tech’s green IT hype
When I first started in IT asset disposition more than two decades ago, sustainability barely registered in boardroom discussions. Regulations...
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Vibe coding: A question of chicken feed or food
The state of AI in software engineering report from Harness, based on a Coleman Parker poll of 900 software engineers...
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The Security Interviews: David Bradbury, CSO, Okta
Spend any length of time hanging out with Okta’s in-house cyber security team and sooner or later you’re going to...
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Nato chooses Oracle to secure battlefield communications
Nato has announced it has chosen Oracle to secure battlefield communications. The organisation’s Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence (CCDCOE)...
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