Internet
Internet Archive opens up its 1.4 million book digital lending library for the Covid-19 crisis
National Emergency Library opened up amid concerns students will not be able to access texts during the lockdown
BT: Working from home? We can handle it
BT responds to media claims that the UK’s networks can’t handle the strain of millions of people suddenly working from home
New laws will make it mandatory for developers to hook-up new homes to fibre broadband
New laws will force developers to ensure that all new homes are hooked-up to 1Gbps broadband
CityFibre adds 36 towns and cities to its £4bn fibre-to-the-home roll-out
Glasgow, Nottingham and Wolverhampton, as well as smaller towns, such as Solihull, Crawley and Barnsley, to benefit from CityFibre gigabit broadband network
Broadband and mobile phone providers must now tell customers when their contract ends
New rules from Ofcom require broadband, mobile phone and pay TV providers to notify residential and business customers when their deals are drawing to a close
Top three security tips for 2020 from the experts
'Secure inbound email' advise the experts. Computing speaks to luminaries from end user and vendor organisations, and learns that it's not about 'patch management'
Europe's regional internet registry has no more IPv4 addresses to allocate
RIPE NCC made the final /22 IPv4 allocation on 25th November 2019
The cost of free broadband may be greater than we realise
Ian Hill, global director of cyber security at construction firm BAM, argues that Labour's plans for free broadband poses grave risks to privacy and internet freedoms
What is an API?
In this video from Delta, Computing's market intelligence service for CIOs, we discuss APIs, including how the most innovative enterprises are using them
Amazon to forge ahead with plan to build global internet after filing to launch 3,236 satellites
Amazon gears up Project Kuiper with application for satellite launches to the FCC and ramping up hiring
'Superfast broadband' now provided to 97 per cent of UK premises
Target of reaching 98 per cent of UK premises could be achieved by the end of 2020
Three reveals 5G roll-out plan but aims to focus on Home Broadband first
Three UK's 5G plan includes speed boosts for existing 3G and 4G infrastructure as it replaces Samsung 4G radio-access technology with Huawei
KCOM dumps pension-fund backed buyout in favour of Macquarie bid
Any advance on £563m?
Netflix down for many UK users
Streaming service outage affects a large portion of customers in the UK on Saturday evening
Virgin Media named worst ISP for outages by Which?
One-in-six Virgin Media users left without internet access for hours or days at a time, claims Which?
Openreach reveals the next 11 areas for its fibre-to-the-premises build-out
Bury, Barking and Bexley all on the list along with Greater Glasgow
A connected future on the road: 5G set to power safer, less congested roads by 2020
Rohit Gupta, vice president and head of manufacturing, logistics, energy & utilities, Europe at Cognizant, discusses how roads will become safer with the advent of 5G
"Right to be forgotten" not globally applicable
The ECJ has been told that the ruling can only be enforced in EU member states
VideoProc Provides YouTubers with Easy-to-use Video Processing Software
Introducing VideoProc, a new video processing toolkit
The Internet needs to evolve (again), this time with security as a fundamental feature
To safeguard the Web real control needs to be put into the hands of users
Nanophotonic technology could boost internet speeds by 100 times, claim scientists
Nanophotonic technology uses 'twisted light beams' to carry more data and process it faster
Internet could be speeded up by 100 times with nanophotonic technology
Twisted light beams could carry more data and process it faster, claim RMIT scientists
Qualcomm: 5G mobile broadband will launch in the US by April 2019
Qualcomm claims that 5G mobile will hit the US a year ahead of schedule
