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Proposals for amendments to the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill would enable the UK government to clamp down on purchases of technology from…
DataVita set to expand datacentre capacity while Dell Scotland relocates main office to Lanarkshire.
Here are Computer Weekly’s top 10 data and ethics stories of 2024
Optical transmission services and technology providers announce the successful completion of project leading to the world’s first 1.6 terabits-p…
Swedish cyber security law comes at a time of heavy government investment
Network test, monitoring and assurance systems provider announces support for 6G academic and industry research, aiming to provide expertise, te…
After a quiet June, vulnerability exploitation ramped up in July, with intrusions linked to spyware seeing unusually high volumes of activity, a…
Low-cost airline Ryanair opens up about how its long-standing tech partnership with Amazon Web Services is helping it cut food waste and improve…
Robotics seen as a future export sector for Denmark as investment startups build their skills in public sector projects.
Financial Conduct Authority review finds challenger banks need to do more to prevent their platforms being used to commit financial crime, such…
Diversity goes beyond balancing the internal workforce and should include working with partners that also have diversity as a core objective, sa…
Activist lawyer Max Schrems and Eduardo Ustaran, partner at Hogan Lovells, look for common ground in a problem with no easy answers.
Freedom of information tribunal rules that investigative journalists and others can use the Freedom of Information Act if they live outside the…
Draft resolution document setting up an EU-wide ban on end-to-end encryption is set to be waved through this week.
Spanish Bank CaixaBank is using quantum computers as part of a project to assess risk using machine learning algorithms
CDOs of London and Helsinki meet at London’s City Hall to sign a city-to-city digital declaration around AI, open data and digital innovation.
The Finnish tech sector could benefit form better access to funds as the government prepares to increase spending on research and development.