AMD Reduces Delivery Time for MI350
AMD has pushed the delivery date for its Instinct MI350 series to midyear, launching its first rack-scale AI accelerator aimed at data centers. On Tuesday,
Exploring the CMA’s Initial Assessment of AWS and Microsoft’s Dominance in the UK Cloud Market
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft aren’t pleased with the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) suggesting a targeted approach to leveling the playing field
IT Provider Assists in Managing ‘Overwhelming’ Data Volumes from Space
CGI is deepening its 12-year partnership with the European Space Agency (ESA) to enhance scientific access to vital Earth data from space. In a project
DSIT Releases Guidance for Public Sector Cloud Workloads in Overseas Data Centers
The Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT) has put out guidance to help public sector bodies that want to house their applications and workloads
Adapting to Change: Exploring Options for Enterprises as Open Source Licenses Evolve
In 2023, HashiCorp changed the licensing for Terraform, a popular infrastructure-as-code tool, pushing it toward a more restricted model. This move raised eyebrows in the
Understanding Internet Key Exchange (IKE) and Its Functionality
Internet Key Exchange, or IKE, sets up a secure communication channel between two parties through a virtual private network, or VPN. It plays a crucial
Quantum Datacentre Deployments: Enhancing Evolving Computing Initiatives
Put a bunch of qubits together, and you get quantum computing, but it’s more than just a building housing one of these machines. Andrew Lord,
Can AI More Effectively Identify Financially Vulnerable Individuals Than Humans?
About 35 million adults in the UK are facing financial vulnerability, according to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). A recent report by customer experience firm
Risky Business: Comparing Automobile Safety to Code Vulnerabilities
Jen Easterly, the outgoing CISA chief, recently drew parallels between secure software development and automotive safety, likening our current moment to 1965 when Ralph Nader
DeepSeek-R1 Produces Dangerous Content More Easily Than Other Large Language Models
DeepSeek has quickly become one of the most talked-about generative AI models since its launch in January. It’s made headlines for its rapid rise, but
DSIT Permanent Secretary Calls for Increased Transparency in AI
On January 30, 2025, Sarah Munby, the top civil servant at the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT), faced tough questions from the Public
Nationwide Building Society to Educate Individuals on Thinking Like Cyber Criminals
Nationwide Building Society is ramping up its cyber security training, aiming to boost the number of UK cyber experts and enhance diversity within the field.