SpaceX applies to launch 100,000 Gen3 Starlink satellites
Massive constellation to fly in very low Earth orbit.
UK’s largest businesses dangerously exposed to cloud outages
British businesses, particularly those in the FTSE 100, are dangerously dependent on large cloud providers, with hypothetical large-scale outages at AWS or Azure regions likely to cause major economic damage, according to the Cyber Monitoring Centre
St John of God Health Care shrinks size of its application estate
Under a multi-year consolidation and simplification effort.
Telstra runs hundreds of welfare checks after mobile network outage
After core and 'secondary' issues.
Post Office Horizon replacement contract delayed further
The Post Office has once more extended the standstill period before putting pen-to-paper on new EPOS system
Hamad International Airport launches one of the world’s largest biometric passenger journeys
Sita-powered Fast Pass enables travellers to use facial recognition from check-in to boarding across more than 700 touchpoints, highlighting the GCC’s growing leadership in smart airport technology
The public deserves socially beneficial technology in return for its AI investment
The public is in all but name a shareholder of AI companies - it is time that the public receives socially beneficial technology in return for its investment
The silent substrate: how 175,000 AI endpoints are reshaping the internet
A new layer of compute is forming beneath our feet – distributed, ungoverned, and increasingly capable of action
European Central Bank demands AI security ‘action plan’
European Central Bank gives banks deadline to outline their plans to defend against artificial intelligence-based security threats
CW@60: Reflections of an accidental technology anthropologist
On 22 September 2026, Computer Weekly turns 60. To mark the milestone, we asked some of our friends - and our journalists - for their perspectives on how tech has changed their lives over six decades