As the year winds down, it's clear that IT sustainability has made significant strides but still faces challenges. The growing urgency of environmental concerns has driven many companies to…
The The House of Lords is currently going through the Data (Use and Access) Bill. line by line. There is much to mull over and amend. This week we…
The Post Office fired permanent IT staff and rehired them on “exorbitant” pay rates, according to the former chief people officer at the company. Jane Davies, chief people officer…
It's been quite the half-decade. In fact, it's hard to know where to start when reflecting on it. The Covid-19 pandemic saw a (forced) mass shift towards hybrid working…
The year 2024 threw up another diverse crop of stories in the world of cyber security, with much to pay attention to, particularly in the realm of artificial intelligence…
The first thing worth knowing about the first ever ransomware locker is that its use was apparently motivated by revenge rather than outright criminality. The second thing worth knowing…
As is common nowadays, a lack of skilled workers in the sector leaves firms competing for tech talent in 2024, alongside a stagnant diversity in tech landscape. Thankfully, there…
“Not everyone runs Kubernetes in production, but everyone has a Kubernetes proof-of-concept project” – that's the kind of thing you hear from IT industry analysts. Kubernetes is the application…
The government has begun a consultation to look at how artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting copyright in the creative industries, with the aim of possibly introducing an AI exception…
The hype surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) has shown no signs of slowing down this year, and the impact of enterprises rushing to adopt the technology has dominated the datacentre…
