By 2029, the default method to proving your identity for everything from work to childcare could be a digital ID stored on your smartphone, if UK government proposals go through. While the promise is efficiency through means such as quicker checks, reduced fraud and simpler access to essential services, it also risks creating systems that…
Digital ID must not deepen exclusion Read More »
The “clear and present danger or hot air” framing surrounding Anthropic’s Claude Mythos frontier AI model sets up the wrong argument. What Mythos represents is a tempo shift in how vulnerabilities are found, chained, and exploited. Anthropic says Mythos can identify and exploit zero-days across major operating systems and browsers at a level serious enough…
What frontier AI actually means for enterprise security Read More »
Emmanuel Frenehard, chief digital officer (CDO) at biopharmaceutical giant Sanofi, recognises that the CDO role often means different things in different companies. At Sanofi, it was decided that the role would be an all-encompassing position, overseeing business applications, infrastructure, cyber security, data, artificial intelligence (AI) and digital services. There are also professionals in Frenehard’s team…
Interview: Emmanuel Frenehard, chief digital officer, Sanofi Read More »
It’s rare that a major company does the right thing, to the extent that it’s refreshing when it does happen … even when that good behavior is mandated by the courts. In this case, the make good is from prebuilt PC manufacturer NZXT, which has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit and clear debt…
Some NZXT PC Renters Could See Their Debt Cleared Up To $5,000 – Here’s Why Read More »
In July 2024, we listened to the Labour government’s first King’s Speech. It contained a single line almost imperceptibly nodding towards something on artificial intelligence (AI). The government said it would “seek to establish the appropriate legislation to place requirements on those working to develop the most powerful artificial intelligence models”. Some 20 months later…
The upcoming King’s Speech – where are the words on AI? Read More »
Aramex has announced a landmark collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) that will redefine the digital foundation of one of the world’s leading logistics and transportation providers. The partnership, announced at the Gitex Global 2025 conference in Dubai, has begun with the successful migration of Aramex’s Oceania datacentre to the AWS cloud. Headquartered in the…
Gitex 2025: Aramex partners with AWS to accelerate global IT modernisation Read More »
Computer Weekly’s list of the most influential women in UK technology has been running since 2012, launched to promote a discussion surrounding the role of women in the technology sector during a time when the lack of diversity in tech was only beginning to be considered. When it was launched, the list only featured 25…
Most Influential Women in UK Tech: The 2025 longlist Read More »
Intel’s CEO has reportedly addressed staff members worldwideLip-Bu Tan seemingly laid out some very frank observations and clear goalsAll this indicates a focus on streamlining and also breaking into the AI arena – though not to catch Nvidia directly, but with so-called edge AIIntel’s (relatively) new CEO has apparently admitted the gravity of the struggles…
The total value of payments made to cyber criminal ransomware gangs fell dramatically in the back half of 2024, and according to statistics released this week by Chainalysis, a supplier of blockchain and crypto services, less than half of victims of recorded incidents even made a payment. Chainalysis found that over 2024 as a whole,…
Ransomware payment value fell over 30% in 2024 Read More »
In my personal experience, there are certain institutional barriers to productive and successful delivery of major projects in government. Indeed it may be that the mechanisms that are put in place to reduce the risk of delivery failure and wasted money may in many cases be the very things that are significantly increasing the risk…
Why Keir Starmer’s plan to rewire Whitehall needs an IT-rethink Read More »
