What’s Next for Google’s Cookie Dilemma?
Google’s approach to cookies has been a long time coming, with the company gradually phasing out cookies in a clever way. Instead of outright eliminating
The Legal Implications of the CrowdStrike Incident: Blackswans in Flight
Admitting to failure in public takes courage, as demonstrated by CrowdStrike president Michael Sentonas when he accepted the Most Epic Fail award at the recent
Survey results from Google Cloud indicate that businesses are reaping significant benefits from GenAI technology.
According to a survey conducted by National Research Group for Google Cloud, the majority of business leaders who were polled have experienced a positive return
UK structural racism problem exacerbated by automated police technology
According to a joint submission by Runneymede Trust and Amnesty International to the United Nations, the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and facial recognition technologies
Exploring Hardware as a Service (HaaS)
Hardware as a Service (HaaS) is a procurement model similar to leasing or licensing where hardware belonging to a managed service provider (MSP) is installed
August Patch Tuesday sees six zero-day vulnerabilities addressed
Microsoft’s latest Patch Tuesday update has left IT administrators and security teams disappointed, as the company has patched six actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities and four
New IT Chief Hired by Post Office While Awaiting Funding for Horizon Replacement
The Post Office is appointing a new technology leader as it awaits government funding for its Horizon IT system replacement programme, which was at the
HS2 reaches £6.2m settlement with HMRC for IR35 compliance issues in public sector reforms
HS2, the UK’s high-speed rail network development body, has paid a final settlement of £6.2m to HMRC for non-compliance with IR35 tax avoidance legislation. This
Dawn Project criticizes Big Tech companies for peddling artificial intelligence products that don’t deliver as promised
The Dawn Project, a safety advocacy group, is intensifying its efforts to highlight the shortcomings of artificial intelligence (AI) systems and the risks associated with
Leeds Teaching Hospitals implements patient records and data sharing on Azure platform
Leeds Teaching Hospitals Trust (LTHT) has successfully moved its electronic patient records system to Microsoft Azure. This migration was part of a larger initiative to
Moving to Exadata Exascale: A major architectural change in response to minimal workloads
Oracle has introduced the Exadata Database Service on Exascale (ExaDB-XS) with the goal of enhancing performance for database workloads while lowering costs. This new architecture
Nutanix partners with Dell to enable software-defined storage on PowerFlex
Dell Technologies and Nutanix have strengthened their partnership by introducing a new hyperconverged infrastructure-based appliance and planning to integrate Dell’s software-defined storage into Nutanix’s HCI