Microsoft is facing a £1 billion lawsuit from thousands of UK businesses, claiming they were overcharged for using Windows Server software in rival cloud environments.

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Europe is reshaping its semiconductor ambitions, and the Netherlands is making bold moves with Project Beethoven, a €2.5 billion initiative that unites the government, industry,

Artificial intelligence is blurring the lines between humans and machines in the world of cyber attacks. At the same time, quantum computing is threatening to

Intel has announced that CEO Pat Gelsinger has stepped down after some challenging months for the company. This shift comes in the wake of difficulties

Terren Peterson, Capital One’s vice-president of engineering, knows the ins and outs of IT after 24 years at the bank. His perspective is simple: everything

It’s been two years since OpenAI launched ChatGPT, and the landscape of generative AI (GenAI) is quickly evolving. Numerous competitors have stepped into the arena,

Amnesty International is calling for an immediate halt to Sweden’s welfare system, which relies on algorithms to investigate benefit fraud. A joint investigation by Lighthouse

The Invictus Games has tapped Atos to deliver IT services for the upcoming tournament in Canada next February. This partnership will leverage Atos’s extensive experience

Two Dutch political parties, GroenLinks-PvdA and NSC, have put forward a bold plan for developing a national cloud infrastructure. They believe that relying too much