Category: ComputerWeekly
In an interview with Computer Weekly, Gaia-X CEO Ulrich Ahle admitted that stubborn international differences in law and technology standards…
The Post Office board was desperate to end its IT contract with Fujitsu as early as 2013, but the supplier…
The United States’ Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has revealed it is in possession of thousands of LockBit ransomware decryption…
Magnetic tape storage has a long history as a storage medium, being the primary way to store computer data from…
Nvidia has reported a record quarter in its datacentre division, which posted revenue of $19.4bn, up 427% from a year…
An independent study commissioned through the National Quantum Strategy by the Department for Science Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has called…
As former subpostmasters await answers from a government-backed investigation into the Post Office Capture software system, a 27-year-old Horizon project…
Growth in the take-up of artificial intelligence (AI)-based systems was among the big wins for HPE as it announced its…
Richard Wazacz is a tech-savvy chief executive. With a strong background in digital businesses, he took up the challenge of…
The Russia-based, financially motivated Qilin ransomware gang is likely behind a developing cyber attack at health service laboratory partner Synnovis,…
Research looking into IT project management has found almost two-thirds of projects that use the Agile Manifesto fail. The research,…
Subpostmasters fighting for financial redress for the suffering inflicted upon them by the Post Office will resort to legal action…