How does end-to-end encryption (E2E) affect criminal investigations? The Home Office and UK law enforcement agencies see it as a pressing issue. They’ve tapped into

The government is launching a scholarship in honor of British computer scientist Karen Sparck Jones, who made significant strides in document indexing. Labour announced full

Security leaders often get stuck in the old mindset of being the “no” person in IT. But today, they have a new opportunity. The National

After months of confusion, the UK digital identity sector can now move forward. Technology secretary Peter Kyle laid out the private sector’s role in his

The government recently trialed artificial intelligence (AI) with 20,000 civil servants and found it could save each worker nearly two weeks a year. They used

The government just rolled out a new AI tool called Consult, built on the Humphrey platform, to analyze feedback from a recent Scottish Parliament consultation

The UK government just opened applications for public research groups to host the country’s AI Factory Antenna, following the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking signed in May.

Ofcom is gearing up to take on a broader role in regulating datacentres as part of the government’s efforts to bolster the UK’s cyber defences

The BBC’s research and development (R&D) team is on a mission to make technology accessible, either for free or at a low cost. Jatin Aythora,

The UK government is rolling out its AI suite, Humphrey, in local councils. One of its key tools, Minute, takes meeting notes. It was even