Government Approves Majority of Quantum Regulation Recommendations
The Labour government has accepted 11 of the 14 recommendations outlined in the Regulatory Horizon Council’s (RHC) report on regulating quantum technology applications, while agreeing
Labour Establishes New Office to Oversee Technology Innovation Regulations
In anticipation of next week’s International Investment Summit, the government has announced the establishment of the Regulatory Innovation Office (RIO), aimed at accelerating the introduction
How Data Centers Can Help Combat Carbon Emissions
Achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 appears increasingly elusive. Both Google and Microsoft have acknowledged that their emissions are on the rise due to activities related
Whistleblowers Accuse Post Office Chief Nick Read of Being ‘Inadequate, Greedy, and Self-Interested’ in Inquiry
Nick Read has presided over a significant decline in trust towards the Post Office, a situation exacerbated not only by public outrage over the Horizon
The Business Necessity of Responsible AI
The emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked extensive debates regarding potential AI-related harms, with discussions covering a wide range of concerns from training
Reducing the Carbon Footprint of Data Centers
The ability of IT leaders to leverage powerful public cloud services for digitally empowered business projects and to advance their organizations in the age of
Whistleblowers Expose Ongoing Cover-Up by Post Office CEO in Bombshell Letter
As former Post Office chief executive Nick Read braces for the upcoming public inquiry into the Post Office scandal, a poignant whistleblower letter has surfaced,
UK Telecoms, Including BT, Face Risks from DrayTek Router Vulnerabilities
Several of the UK’s prominent communication service providers (CSPs), including well-known B2B companies like Daisy Communications, Gamma Telecom, Zen Internet, and even BT, may face
Akamai Warns: Cups Linux Printing Vulnerabilities Could Enable DDoS Attacks
Researchers at Akamai recently unveiled a series of four vulnerabilities in the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS) that could lead to remote code execution (RCE)
Delayed Evidence in Post Office Capture Investigation Remained Unexamined
The investigation into the Post Office’s contentious pre-Horizon software system faced significant challenges due to the delayed provision of essential information, which ultimately prevented its
STMicroelectronics and Qualcomm Collaborate on Next-Generation Industrial IoT Solutions
As the demand for advanced Internet of Things (IoT) solutions continues to grow in both industrial and consumer markets, global semiconductor leader STMicroelectronics has formed
NCSC Marks Eight Years as Horne Takes the Helm
This week marks the eighth anniversary of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), established as the country’s principal technical authority for cyber security. Interim