CIOs admit they are being forced to upgrade enterprise IT
A Censuswide survey of 2,018 CIOs and senior IT decision-makers at large organisations in the US and UK for third-party support company Origina has found…
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Denmark stands against critics of public sector AI plans
Denmark is preparing to give public bodies legal powers to process people’s personal data with artificial intelligence (AI), but critics say the plan undermines data…
Keep less, know more: the AI advantage hiding in your data estate
Most organisations are preparing for AI by consolidating and retaining more data. But the stronger strategy is arguably the opposite. One of the most valuable…
Sustainability efforts could reverse public datacentre backlash
The summer of 2026 will be remembered for datacentres becoming a mainstream issue. Unfortunately, for all the wrong reasons. A topic long-confined to IT and…
How quantum computing can work in enterprise IT
The City Quantum & AI Summit, which took place earlier in October, showcased hybrid approaches to radar analysis, payment fraud and drug research, based on…
AI tool used in asylum case reviews failing accuracy tests
An artificial intelligence (AI) tool introduced to speed up the processing of asylum claims has been found to make errors during Home Office testing. The…
UAE organisations must prepare for quantum security now, says Help AG CEO
The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is forcing organisations to reconsider how they manage cyber risk, while the prospect of quantum computing is creating…
AIforce World Tour: Salesforce promises free Slack access to UK students
Zahra Bahrololoumi, CEO of Salesforce for UK and Ireland, announced at the supplier’s AIforce World Tour London event that it will provide free Slack Enterprise…
Waste-to-energy firm picks Stackable on Ionos for sovereignty
Martin, a Munich-based company that builds waste-to-energy plants, has deployed the open-source Stackable data platform on German cloud provider Ionos – a move it said…
AI will trade in finance markets instead of humans, says HSBC investment bank boss
Artificial intelligence (AI) agents could replace humans trading in financial markets in a few years, according to HSBC investment bank boss Michael Roberts. The bank…
Computer Weekly’s Women in Tech to Watch 2026
Beyond Computer Weekly’s list of the Most Influential Women in UK Tech, it is also important to recognise women who have not yet made it…
International finance body espouses ‘sound practices’ for AI adoption
Financial services institutions across the world are being encouraged by international financial services body the FSB to follow 12 guidelines when implementing artificial intelligence (AI).…