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Pension provider reaches milestone in its digital transformation with Indian IT services giant

MPs and peers call on prime minister to review Japanese supplier’s ‘eligibility’ to bid for government contracts

We talk to Jeff Denworth of Vast Data about a future where employees are outnumbered by artificial intelligence agents and even smaller enterprises may need supercomputing levels of resources

In this week’s edition of Computer Weekly, we examine the conflict of interest concerns that are growing around the police investigation into Fujitsu’s role in the Post Office scandal, given the firm is a supplier of tech to police forces across the UK. We also catch up with Redwood Bank’s new IT boss, Simon Goodyear, and hear about his plans to eradicate the use of unnecessary Excel spreadsheets within the organisation, as part of a wider revamp of the firm’s digital processes. We also take a closer look at the possibility of the artificial intelligence investment bubble bursting, and the implications that could have on the continued take-up of the technology. Read the issue now.

Manufacturers have throttled back production of flash drives to tackle over-supply and it shows in rising prices

 AI is increasingly at the heart of organisations’ digital transformation journeys – whether that’s to drive up efficiencies, generate powerful insights from data, delight customers, or supercharge internal productivity.

The UK AI Opportunities Action Plan reads like a technology leader’s wish list. But public sector AI needs to be designed with human oversight

Platform engineering can help IT infrastructure and operations teams become faster, more responsive and empathetic with internal customers

The UK data regulator has released a summary of its facial recognition audit of two police forces

Artificial intelligence pilot in Lebanon hospital aimed at freeing up time for medics to treat more Palestinian refugees