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The Competition and Markets Authority will run the rule over Three's proposed acquisition of O2 as it makes up its mind over whether or not BT should be allowed to acquire EE

The digital education initiative, launched in 2014, has been supporting teachers to explain IT concepts to young children

Many organisations skipped the PC-unfriendly Windows 8 release. But Windows 10 is far more enterprise-focused

Business secretary Sajid Javid sets out plan to put the UK at the forefront of driverless vehicles, establishing a £20m fund and a code of practice for testing

The UK government is considering new measures to increase the sanctions for criminals who infringe the rights of copyright holders for large-scale financial gain

Price comparison site Comparethemarket has turned to Cloudera’s Hadoop distribution to get a better view of customer data from different channels. Doug Cutting, the father of Hadoop, explains

A hacking group, calling itself The Impact Team, claims to have compromised Avid Life Media’s user databases, source code repositories, financial records and email system

Most IT systems produce log files, which IT administrators can use to automate security systems

Computer Weekly’s Most Influential woman in UK IT 2015 named as TechUK’s new president

Technologies such as Google, health trackers and social media will be contributing factors in the future of joined-up healthcare, says one digital healthcare advocate