Tech can’t wait for regulation to protect children online
There is a familiar story that plays out every time another news report emerges of children being seriously harmed online. Parents are told to “take…
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Russian cyber spies targeting consumer, Soho routers
The UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) and Microsoft have exposed an extensive Domain Name System (DNS) hijacking campaign against vulnerable consumer and small and…
What you need to know before emissions regulators come knocking
IT infrastructure-related carbon emissions reporting is slowly becoming a global regulatory requirement. The International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) have incorporated climate-related financial disclosure requirements, including…
UAE unveils Falcon Perception in push for AI independence
Abu Dhabi has taken a step towards global artificial intelligence (AI) with Falcon Perception, a multimodal model that enables machines to efficiently see, read and…
Middle East datacentre capacity set to triple by 2030
The Middle East datacentre market is undergoing a massive transformation, emerging as a global powerhouse for digital infrastructure. This evolution is fuelled by a convergence…
Data dive: Government 2030 datacentre capacity targets look shaky
In July 2025, UK secretary of state for science, innovation and technology Peter Kyle said: “We forecast that the UK will need at least 6GW…
UAE advances sovereign AI ambitions with launch of Falcon Perception
Abu Dhabi takes a decisive step in global artificial intelligence (AI) with Falcon Perception, a multimodal model enabling machines to efficiently see, read and interpret…
What’s driving Oracle’s latest job cuts?
News that an estimated 30,000 employees are losing their jobs at Oracle comes at a time that the company is claiming to have $533bn in…
How ‘Wikipedia of cyber’ helps SAP make sense of threat data
The boilerplate has it that German software powerhouse SAP supports mission-critical workloads for thousands of customers all over the world, and as one of the…
Identity and AI: Questions of data security, trust and control
AI-driven identity solutions are often presented as the grown-up answer to modern access control: smarter verification, less friction, better security, happier users. In principle, yes.…
Fujitsu injects another £80m into UK arm amid Post Office scandal fallout
Fujitsu Japan continues to bail out UK arm, with an £80m cash injection taking the total transferred to £360m since 2024, when details of its…
Post Office scandal supplier Fujitsu to cut nearly 10% of UK workforce
Fujitsu has announced a voluntary redundancy scheme and plans to cut its UK workforce by nearly 10%. Compulsory redundancies “may need” to be introduced if…