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Computer Weekly speaks to Jatin Aythora, director of BBC Research and Development, about self-belief and learning from different industries

Windows machine learning is one of the highlights of this year’s Microsoft annual developer event. The company is also paving the way to multi-agent artificial intelligence in Windows

Microsoft has moved to assure its European customers that it will fight any attempt by President Trump to disrupt their ability to access its services, but can UK customers take the company at its word?

In this week’s Computer Weekly, we report from the National Cyber Security Centre’s annual update on the state of UK security and examine the emerging threats. The chief data officer of Standard Chartered bank discusses preparing for artificial intelligence. We also look at the networking implications of GPU-based AI datacentres. Read the issue now.

A Washington DC-based think tank has published evidence that Chinese intelligence services have been running a network of digital ‘front’ companies targeting laid-off government workers as recruits

A new AI datacentre is among the initiatives the White House announced during the president’s Middle East visits

Legal Aid Agency says the data of anybody who applied for legal aid over the past 15 years has been compromised in a cyber attack

Danish cloud backup provider will add Atlassian and Okta support and has plans for intelligent automated restores to customer RPOs and RTOs as well a threat library

Dutch universities are calling for greater digital autonomy as more research and educational data is stored in American clouds, posing risks to academic freedom, privacy and accessibility

Research and development is one of the main areas of focus for Labour’s Plan for Change as it readies its Industrial Strategy

Danish cloud backup provider will add Atlassian and Okta support and has plans for intelligent automated restores to customer RPOs and TROs as well a threat library

Three principles to help businesses get on top of cyber security

Post Office Horizon replacement magnifies missed opportunity as move from the controversial Horizon system to an off-the-shelf alternative is going back to a plan it rejected in the 1990s

Deploying artificial intelligence workloads that use graphics processing units in datacentres requires specific network hardware and optimisations

Whether in the finance, IT or legal sectors, artificial intelligence will change the way businesses operate and how their people work

There are patches for the latest batch of security alerts from Broadcom, but VMware users on perpetual licences may not have access

A ‘red teaming’ exercise to simulate cyber attacks on the government’s flagship digital identity system has found that One Login can be compromised without detection

The government has finally plotted out the future of digital identity in the UK in a way that makes sense for private sector, public sector, and citizens. Now let's make it happen

David Faugno, co-CEO of 1Password, discusses how his background led to him joining the company and why maintaining profitability is a key factor in overcoming the challenges of switching markets.

NHS digital and security leaders call on their suppliers to commit to a cyber security charter as the health service works to improve its resilience in the face of growing threat levels