Category: ComputerWeekly
Finland’s long-term ambition to position itself as the most attractive low-cost Nordic cold climate hub for datacentres could be derailed…
Prestigious London department store Harrods has again been struck by a serious cyber incident after over 400,000 customer records were…
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) plans to resume some of its car-making over the next few days, in the wake of…
As cloud adoption accelerates, organisations rely on Service Level Agreements (SLAs) to define expectations around availability, security, and performance, to…
The Women’s Rugby World Cup, which culminated with a 33-13 victory for England’s Red Roses over Canada, saw the debut…
The Women’s Rugby World Cup, which culminated with a 33-13 victory for England’s Red Roses over Canada, saw the debut…
Over the past decade, UK organisations have made significant strides in modernising their technology estate. Often though, when it comes…
The tech recruitment market has become more challenging for individuals over the last couple of years as economic and wider…
Amazon is part of a coalition focused on ensuring artificial intelligence (AI) datacentres use water as efficiently as possible, amid…
Artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure provider Nscale has secured $1.1bn in series B funding, a week after it was announced the…
At its annual Oktane customer conference in Las Vegas, Nevada, identity and access management specialist Okta has been expanding its…
The IT sector relies on immigration and global mobility to address skills shortages, drive innovation, and support business growth. Global…