Category: ComputerWeekly
The two central London NHS Trusts affected by the Qilin ransomware attack on pathology lab partner Synnovis are still cancelling…
Free Microsoft Office licences negotiated by the Scottish government for school pupils is set to end at the start of…
Two-thirds of parents across Austria (66%) and Germany (65%) believe that artificial intelligence (AI) is a highly effective educational tool,…
The year-on-year (YoY) growth of cloud storage and computing suggests an unstoppable trend of customers that have moved away from…
A senior civil servant on the Post Office board said subpostmasters were “sabre-rattling” when, in 2015, they announced they were…
Howdens, which supplies kitchens to tradespeople, has developed a new artificial intelligence (AI)-powered app to provide technical knowledge. Chip uses…
Farming is one of the oldest industries in the world, with evidence of agriculture being found as far back as…
High-profile cyber attacks and data breaches that make headline news have done much to increase awareness of security issues among…
AT&T, one of the largest and oldest telecoms and mobile network operators in the United States, has lost control of…
Dutch independent research firm TNO is working with the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) to investigate future topics and developments…
The Cloud Infrastructure Service Providers in Europe (CISPE) trade body stands accused of selling its members down the river, after…
Kubernetes is 10! Mid-2024 sees the 10th birthday of the market-leading container orchestration platform. But, according to DataStax developer relations guy…