UK Cybersecurity Hindered by ‘Inept Political Censorship’ from the Home Office
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) in Britain has quietly pulled down public guidance aimed at barristers, solicitors, and legal firms without any notice. This
MWC 2025: Accelerated Device Upgrades as AI Enhances Smartphone Experience
A new study from Assurant shows that in 2024, artificial intelligence (AI) is really becoming a big factor for people when they think about upgrading
Limited UK Organizations Prepared to Capitalize on Agentic AI Opportunities
Research from Goldsmiths, University of London for Microsoft reveals that top-performing businesses and productive public sector organizations have a solid artificial intelligence (AI) strategy and
Analysts Predict CVE Volume Will Reach 50,000 by 2025
A mix of rising trends is pushing the number of disclosed common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) toward a record 45,000 to 50,000 by 2025. The
What the UK is Doing Right (and Wrong) in AI Adoption
Three months into 2025, the world of artificial intelligence (AI) has already been buzzing with activity. The Trump administration kicked things off with a hefty
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft Compete for Quantum Computing Supremacy
When the buzz around AI cools off, quantum computing is set to take center stage. Companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are racing to lead
Flash Drive Prices Steady, While SAS HDDs Experience Unexpected Rise
Prices for solid-state drives (SSDs) have dropped in the last two quarters, starting from September 2024. Meanwhile, prices for SAS hard disk drives (HDDs) have
European Fintech Must Choose a Distinct Approach to Diversity Compared to Trump’s U.S.
Wincie Wong, co-founder of Tech She Can, made a bold statement about the future of the European fintech and banking industry. She insisted that Europe
Understanding Cyberstalking: Prevention Tips and Strategies
Cyberstalking is when someone harasses or stalks a victim online, using tools like social media, email, or instant messaging. The anonymity of the internet allows
Peer Urges Fujitsu to Pay £300 Million in Interim Settlement for Post Office Scandal
Fujitsu ought to pay £300 million as an interim payment to help cover the costs linked to the Post Office scandal, according to Labour peer
NHS Staff Express Concerns Over Cybersecurity Measures in Health Services
Staff across the NHS are aware of their roles in protecting our health service from cyber threats. However, a BT survey reveals that only a
Nvidia CEO Predicts Rise in GPU Demand Due to Reasoning Models
Nvidia is really holding its ground in the AI datacentre space. In their latest quarterly report, they revealed a 16% growth in revenue, which is