Computer Weekly

Technology has changed dramatically in the last 60 years - but the principles underlying its successful use in enterprises remain constant

Changes to the law that will enable the retail and hospitality industry to introduce digital identity checks for alcohol sales are being rolled out.

MPs and peers call for the UK to create a statutory AI oversight body with powers to test and evaluate high-risk uses of AI and to prevent the deployment of AI that poses risks to human rights

Fatma Ashkanani, chief people and culture officer at Khazna Data Centers, discusses the changing nature of technology talent, the importance of inclusive leadership and the growing role of Emirati women in shaping the country’s digital future

Nordic government estimates huge cost savings and productivity gains through public sector AI plan

There is both a skills and gender gap occurring in UK cyber, says Code First Girls – something it is looking to remedy with an innovative partnership with Lloyds Banking Group

Edge computing has stopped being a niche networking conversation and is showing up in board-level infrastructure discussions

The excitement of being in Silicon Valley as technology changed the world showed Claire Reid why managing people through change is the key to digital success

Technology has shaped Avril Chester's life - but it's the people, the conversations and the connections created that define a career in IT

Congress warns that the UK’s unprecedented secrecy over a ‘backdoor’ surveillance order against Apple is straining relations between the two countries

Cabinet Office is setting up a function to check the civil service pension scheme data provided by Capita

What goes on in the gaps between reporting on vendor events, with a morning spent absorbing thousands of words at the AWS Public Sector AI Symposium in London

PCS union chief met Cabinet Office minister to discuss troubled pension scheme run by Capita

As frontier models outpace cyber defences, two public sector voices set out different answers to the same security question – transparency and procurement leverage

‘Google is in the military kill chain’: Google DeepMind’s AI workers are attempting to unionise over ethical concerns around the provision of cloud and AI technologies to the US and Israeli militaries, but the company is pushing back

Sixty years of invisible engineering exists behind the systems we take for granted, explains Amazon's CTO

Google DeepMind’s AI workers are attempting to unionise over ethical concerns around the provision of cloud and AI technologies to the US and Israeli militaries, but the company is pushing back

Maggie Philbin charity urges public sector leaders to mentor and sponsor, as students demand education reform, soft-skill extracurriculars and a ‘mission in AI literacy’

Building society creates a single company-wide data platform using Microsoft cloud technology

UHCW added daily theatre capacity and got correct utilisation data using Proximie’s AI as part of what partners describe as the NHS’s largest surgical AI deployment