Social media addiction by design poses hard questions for business use
Social media providers are facing a blizzard of regulation and legal action over children and teenagers’ use of social media. Last December, Australia banned under-16s…
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Fujitsu finally thrown out of Post Office in £500m Horizon replacement deals
The Post Office is set to sign £500m in contracts that will finally end use of the controversial Horizon system and its supplier, Fujitsu. Accenture…
Presight and Abu Dhabi Civil Defence build AI-driven public safety platform
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has spent the past decade positioning itself as one of the world’s most ambitious adopters of artificial intelligence (AI), embedding…
What did we learn at Google Cloud Next 2026?
AI agents are moving fast. Telecoms organisations are still working out how to run them safely. And it was hard not to notice the shift…
Spanish police ‘systematically’ hid cryptophone intercepts from courts, claims ex chief
A former police chief, who faces drug trafficking charges has claimed that Spanish drug investigators fabricated fictitious intelligence reports to hide their use of intercepted…
Bulgaria fires up Google Cloud for national cyber security
Bulgaria’s national system integrator, Bulgaria Information Services (BIS) has deployed Google Cloud’s Cybershield service to enhance the eastern European country’s national cyber defence capabilities, one…
Why business process reinvention is needed for agentic AI workflows
As the tech sector pushes the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the enterprise, there is an emerging trend which is seeing technology providers pivot…
Interview: How Volvo built software for a two-and-a-half-tonne moving object
Anders Bell points to his grey hair and laughs. “Three years ago, it was still blond and curly,” says Volvo’s chief engineering and technology officer.…
Hot, or not? Why are there so few datacentre waste heat projects in the UK?
Datacentres in Nordic countries are connected to multiple district heating networks. The UK’s neighbouring countries, Ireland and France, also have projects. But the UK hasn’t…
Vulnerability exploitation now primary origin of data breaches
Approximately 31% – close to a third – of all data breaches now begin with the exploitation of some form of software vulnerability by a…
Assume autonomy: Why security teams need to rethink defence at machine speed
For years, cyber security strategy has been built around a simple premise: attackers and defenders operate at roughly the same speed. Humans make decisions, tools…
Home Office sitting on data about scale of eVisa errors
The Home Office is yet to publish information about the scale of software errors in its electronic visa (eVisa) system, but what little data is…