Computer Weekly

Official US guidance suggests organisations consider using cyber decoys to strengthen their detection and response capabilities

Official US guidance suggests organisations consider using cyber decoys to strengthen their detection and response capabilities.

A ‘Nature’s Rights’ bill introduced to Parliament by Green peer Natalie Bennett could change the UK’s approach to datacentre planning and construction

As the French broadcaster looks to compete in a streaming-led world, its data strategy and use of AI agents will be fundamental to transforming the business

A fresh count of the UK’s existing datacentres finds 1.6GW, mostly in London and the M4, while a projected 14.6GW heads north to get on the grid

Calls for the Public Office (Accountability) Bill to be expanded to government supplier bosses

Nvidia's greatest invention maybe building a business that continuously manufactures demand for its own products

The most immediate risks stem not from artificial superintelligence but from artificial unintelligence

Ministers must set out a clear timetable for raising the age of social media access to 16 and move at the pace children need.

The UAE Cyber Security Council is advancing a strategy built on AI, cyber readiness and emerging technologies as organisations prepare for the next generation of threats

Adolfo Hernandez is said to have earned £1.6m in his yearly pay packet, as the government pension scheme he oversees fails to pay retirees

Discovering the values embodied by open source software turned Amanda Brock from a commercial lawyer into a technology lover

The leadership traits required for building successful teams - and successful IT projects - span technology and sport, says Capgemini's CTO

A career in technology was inconceivable to a young Sheridan Ash - but the opportunities that career has offered show why diversity of both thought and workforce are essential to the future of tech

Context is everything - especially in a world driven by AI

UK government argues that national security would be damaged if it departs from ‘neither confirm nor deny policy’ on Apple ‘backdoor’ notice

UK government argues that national security would be damaged if it departs from 'neither confirm nor deny policy' on Apple 'backdoor' notice

Data is so important for the financial services firm that its COO leads the strategy – and it’s enabling them to forge ahead with AI and agentic technologies

Government pledges planning guidance by Christmas and environmental impact assessments for schemes of more than 50MW, with Scotland’s committed pipeline at 14 schemes and 2.4GW

Human-centric technology empowers us all - and that experience is more important than ever today as the risk from bad actors using AI becomes a global conversation