Author: ComputerWeekly.com

Changes to immigration rules have led to a fall in the number of skilled worker visas issued to IT professionals to work in the UK

Research from the Centre for Net Zero claims green energy microgrids could be a more cost-efficient alternative to nuclear small modular reactors when it comes to powering the UK’s datacentres

The government is considering buying car parts from JLR’s supply chain to sell them on to the company once it recovers from the August cyber attack

Co-op reveals £206m costs from April cyber attack, with revenues hit, member data stolen and shelves emptied, exposing major retail supply chain vulnerabilities

Network will connect organisations in a cyber crime defence initiative that goes way beyond information sharing

The UK government is launching a coalition to support the accelerated development of its AI growth zone in the North East England

We talk to Rainer Kaese of Toshiba about the right temperature to run hard disk drives at. Not getting it right risks higher failure rates than what would normally be expected

Zoom bets on free AI to drive enterprise adoption, despite evidence the highest return on investment comes from back-office automation

A comparative analysis of internet shutdowns in African countries highlights how the tactic is increasingly used to repress dissent and political opposition, depriving millions of people and businesses access to vital digital tools that sustain their social, economic and political life

Identity specialist Okta is laying the groundwork for a number of incoming announcements designed to help its customers get to grips with the challenge of securing non-human, agentic identities.