Outside IR35: Implications of Autumn Budget Employers’ NI Changes for IT Contractors
The Autumn Budget 2024 is shaking up the IT contracting landscape, with key changes that could boost the demand for outside IR35 contracts. Starting April
What Impact Will the Employment Rights Bill Have on Tech Employers?
Since the Labour Party released its manifesto, there’s been a lot of talk about the upcoming legal changes. It promises significant reforms, but the specifics
Post Office Scandal Strained Relationships for Two-Thirds of Victims
A recent survey shows that nearly two-thirds of those impacted by the Post Office Horizon scandal have seen their personal relationships suffer. This shocking revelation
Understanding SRAM (Static Random Access Memory)
SRAM, or static RAM, is a type of memory that keeps data as long as the power is on. Unlike dynamic RAM (DRAM), which needs
AI Powers the Rise of Liquid Cooling Technology
Liquid cooling technology isn’t new; it’s been around for over a century. But its application in data centers, especially with the rise of AI, is
DWP Names Helen Wylie as New Chief Digital and Information Officer
Helen Wylie is stepping up as the chief digital and information officer at the Department for Work and Pensions when Rich Corbridge departs the civil
Autumn Budget: Employment Agencies to Assume PAYE Processing from Umbrella Firms Starting April 2026
Starting April 2026, employment agencies and end-hirers are going to bear the responsibility for ensuring that umbrella company employees pay their fair share of employment
Meta Stops Extending the Lifespan of Data Center Servers
Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, just announced a 19% jump in revenue for the third quarter of 2024, hitting $40.6 billion. Mark
Understanding Face Detection: Mechanisms and Functionality Explained
Face detection, often called facial detection, is a technology that spots human faces in images and videos. It sets faces apart from other things and
Interview with Niall Robinson, Head of Product Innovation at the Met Office
Niall Robinson leads product innovation at the Met Office, the UK’s national weather and climate service. He’s been with the organization for 12 years, always
Fujitsu CEO to Confront Challenging Comeback at Post Office Inquiry Amidst Accusations of Inaction and Evasion
Fujitsu’s European head, Paul Patterson, faces tough questions at the upcoming Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry. His company has come under fire for not following
Microsoft and Google Engage in Verbal Sparring After Launch of Anti-Competitive Cloud Coalition
Microsoft is questioning the motives behind the new Open Cloud Coalition (OCC), which they label as an “astroturf group” allegedly created by Google. This coalition