Lidar navigation systems can be tricked with simple off-the-shelf equipment
Driverless cars vulnerable to paralysis through laser hack attack
Month: September 2015
School kids would rather study coding than a foreign language, says Ocado
A year since computer science was added to the school curriculum Ocado discovers kids would rather learn to code than to speak another language
Myanmar internet gets boost with content delivery network
Myanmar internet users will start benefiting from changes in the law that encourages foreign direct investment in communications infrastructures
University of St Andrews gets European funding to push the limits of C++
Highly parallel computing represents the future of IT, but data processing applications cannot be made to work efficiently in such environments
Apple’s week: iPhone 6S rumours, Cisco tie-up, KeyRaider iOS malware
Everything you missed from Cupertino last week
Security Think Tank: Three key cyber resilience goals
How can companies best assess business resilience to identify the gaps and improve business resiliency to reduce the impact of cyber attacks?
Will BlackBerry’s MDM aspirations quash device business?
BlackBerry has been trying hard to reinvent itself as a mobile device management provider. The acquisition of Good Technology represents its boldest move yet, but will it pay off?
BBC director general Tony Hall proposes an ‘open BBC for the internet age’
As the internet changes the way the public consumes content, the BBC proposes to make itself a platform for UK talent and an ongoing trustworthy source
SanDisk and Nexenta partner on ‘open’ all-flash storage arrays
Joint solution pairs SanDisk hardware with Nexenta's SDS platform for a low cost solution
CIO interview: Anna Berggren, ManpowerGroup Nordics
ManpowerGroup Nordic CIO Anna Berggren talks about the importance of IT to the recruitment firm and the different approaches she takes to managing it