Month: June 2016

The Isle of Man government is stepping up efforts to position itself as the low-tax jurisdiction of choice for the startup community. But what's it like to do business there?

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have discovered that graphene sheets of atom-thick carbon could be used to make chips up to a million times faster. The researchers worked out...

Apple has revealed that the next-generation Safari 10 browser, set to debut in macOS, will disable plug-ins including Flash, QuickTime and Java.  Apple engineer Ricky Mondello explained in a post on...

UK citizens appear to be more interested in finding out about leaving the European Union than staying in it, according to search query data from Google. Google looked at millions of searches in the UK...

Scale Computing has updated its HC3 family of hyperconverged infrastructure systems to offer small and mid-size organisations a solution based on SSDs that can be deployed for less than $25,000 for the...

Twitter has launched a free WiFi service at St Pancras in London as part of a partnership with the station's wireless network provider WiFi Metropolis. The station's 48 million annual visitors will be...

Director of global IT co-ordination at Swedish cash-handling company Loomis tells Computer Weekly about harmonising IT globally while protecting local independence

Rugby School in Warwickshire has chosen Xirrus to provide WiFi networks to connect boarding houses and support pupils' access to the internet. The school was founded in 1567, and has a reputation for...

Almost all banks are doing some kind of digital transformation, but they are missing out on the full benefits due to a lack of focus on end-to-end change, according to research

Chef, the company behind the popular DevOps tool, has launched a new open source project called Habitat intended to improve application automation. Habitat centres application configuration, management...