Month: September 2016

Wireless networking technology is heading out of the office and the living room, and on to the factory floor. We explore the trend

The emergence of software-defined hardware has given rise to the phrase “infrastructure as code” to describe the way these environments are managed

The Department for International Trade selects two startups to help it build an artificial intelligence, peer-to-peer knowledge network

A cloud expert has said that Office 365 doesn't live up to the hype, and that he needed to buy four additional services just to get it to function as well as Microsoft claims. Nick Iannou, head of IT...

Researchers at the Royal Bank of Scotland investigate the use of distributed ledger technology for bank clearing systems

Cloud skills are so hard to find in the marketplace that many firms are training existing staff instead. That's one of the themes to come out of Computing's Cloud and Infrastructure Summit held recently...

Two new cyber security startup accelerators are to be launched with support from the government, GCHQ, and O2’s Wayra division to find firms with ideas to protect the nation from the increasing number...

Broadcaster reveals how it is attempting to pre-empt the potential change in viewing habits the rise of augmented reality could bring

Applications are open to cyber security startups for the first of two cyber innovation centres to receive £50m over five years, as part of the government’s £1.9m National Cyber Security Programme

Yahoo comes under fire for not detecting and notifying users sooner of the biggest breach of personal details to date