Atos has launched the first multi-region public cloud for Eurocontrol, the pan-European civil-military aviation organization. This cloud will host air traffic management applications, a critical

A team of data scientists at York St John University has rolled out an innovative tool aimed at detecting deepfake images that spread misinformation. This

After the US Department of Justice’s antitrust victory against Google in August, the tech giant now faces legal challenges in the UK. The Competition Appeal

In today’s world, the security landscape has changed dramatically. With traditional barriers fading away, identity now stands at the forefront of protection. Organizations are increasingly

A ransomware attack on Blue Yonder, a US-based supply chain management software provider, has had serious repercussions for several UK retailers, including big names like

During a recent House of Lords debate on large language models and generative AI, Tina Stowell, who chairs the Lords Communications and Digital Select Committee,

Encouraging the public sector to adopt automation and generative AI could save the UK about £38 billion a year by 2030, according to research from

IT leaders must actively refine their internal processes to reduce their organizations’ exposure to IT security risks as business IT environments grow increasingly complex. It’s

A Metropolitan Police officer was dismissed after repeatedly accessing sensitive files linked to the disappearance and murder of Sarah Everard while off-duty. This incident raises

The UK Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) just gave the green light for a massive £7bn collective action against Google. This specialized court now requires Google