Month: October 2016

The Netherlands government needs to ensure that legislation enables disruptive technology to flourish

Nokia and Zeetta Networks sign on to support the University of Bristol and Bristol Council’s smart city project, Bristol is Open

Samsung has been telling Galaxy S7 owners that the device does not pose a fire risk as the company tries to reassure customers that the Note 7 problems do not affect other devices.  A staffer at Techno...

Sony's PlayStation VR has gone on sale in the UK as virtual reality (VR) starts to become mainstream. Just as promised, Sony's first VR headset is available to pick up from today at Amazon, Game and...

The Huawei Mate 9 was unveiled at an event in Munich on 3 November. We've compiled everything we know about Huawei's newest phablet below. Specs The Mate 9 arrives in two different styles, the...

NHS 24 has received heavy criticism for going 73 per cent over budget so far on a revised telehealth system. The system is designed to handle communications and online services for NHS 24, but was shut...

Despite moving on to pastures new, the former CIO at Swedish municipality Vara tells Computer Weekly how she used her people skills to transform the IT department

President Obama has weighed in on the subject of artificial intelligence (AI) and the mix of threats and opportunities it poses to humanity, acknowledging that the technology could be used to bring down...

IT services consultancy FDM Group announces the launch of its Back to Business programme designed to help women return to the IT industry

Nearly half of ransomware attacks are aimed at office workers, but almost two-thirds of those polled in the US are unaware of the threat