Author: ComputerWeekly.com

The UK government is making lots of AI commitments, but how many is it actually delivering? A coherent strategy is being lost in a haze of reorganisations

The UKAEA plans to work with the US Department of Energy to combine supercomputing power for nuclear fusion research

A Computer Weekly data analysis reveals a steady revolving door between Whitehall and major technology suppliers, mapping 63 moves by senior officials to AI and IT suppliers since 2010

As hyperscale AI data centres scale up to handle intense workloads, advanced super-grid transformers are emerging as the hidden linchpin for resilient, sustainable capacity

Computer Weekly's Bill Goodwin has seen both sides of the courtroom during a career spent exposing the surveillance state and protecting those who wish to let the world know its secrets

Technology has changed dramatically in the last 60 years - but the principles underlying its successful use in enterprises remain constant

Changes to the law that will enable the retail and hospitality industry to introduce digital identity checks for alcohol sales are being rolled out.

MPs and peers call for the UK to create a statutory AI oversight body with powers to test and evaluate high-risk uses of AI and to prevent the deployment of AI that poses risks to human rights

Fatma Ashkanani, chief people and culture officer at Khazna Data Centers, discusses the changing nature of technology talent, the importance of inclusive leadership and the growing role of Emirati women in shaping the country’s digital future

Fatma Ashkanani, chief people and culture officer at Khazna Data Centers, discusses the changing nature of technology talent, the importance of inclusive leadership and the growing role of Emirati women in shaping the country’s digital future