Most of the recommendations of a government committee inquiry into the TalkTalk breach have been welcomed, but pundits have expressed reservations about some, particularly proposed new fines
Australia is trying to entice UK technology firms to open operations in the country, with benefits including a stepping stone to Asia and a skilled workforce
Enterprises in Australia need to rethink their cloud backup strategies following the recent AWS outage in Sydney
We take a look at the suppliers behind the emergence of databases that organise web-scale datasets and the like – and the most recent set of upstarts dubbed NewSQL
The US says social media companies have to do mass surveillance in Europe, while the European Union says they can’t. The Irish court is to decide competing claims
Computer Weekly gets a progress report from the Jisc shared services datacentre team in Slough about how the education sector is making use of the site
Survey reveals European workers trust EU countries much more than the US with their work data in the cloud
The average cost of a data breach to Australian organisations dropped in 2015, according to research
UAE firms find difficulty in providing facts on security breaches, while consumers demand to be informed of incidents
If successful, trial would prove that datacentres can function optimally at temperatures of up to 38°C and humidity of up to, or exceeding, 90%