Communications
BT picks Ericsson to deploy the core of its 5G networks
In the wake of uncertainty over Huawaei, Ericsson has been selected on the basis of lab performance and future roadmap, BT says
When unplanned work takes on a whole new meaning: Fighting IT fires in the time of Covid-19
Some sectors are experiencing 11 times the number of incidents they were before the pandemic
Huawei warns that any disruption in its 5G participation in UK could do a 'disservice' to the country
A number of MPs have indicated the decision to deploy Hauwei could be overturned
Cloud migration myth buster: Why email archives shouldn't be an afterthought
Emails contain large amounts of critical business data, usually stored in archives for compliance and legacy purposes
Peter Cochrane: 5G is bad for our health - not!
Conspiracy theorists are misinterpreting the scientific evidence, pick'n'mixing to arrive at their desired conclusion with disastrous consequences for emergency services
Google bans employees from using Zoom, rolls out Duplex AI in the UK
Zoom's popularity has exploded in recent weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic, but doubts remain over its security
Social media platforms asked to take much swifter action against fake 5G coronavirus conspiracy theory
The spread of such fake theories has resulted in destruction of mobile phone masts in many cities in Britain
Covid-19 response at Worcestershire County Council: Not just keeping the lights on
Geoff Hedges, digital transformation manager at Worcestershire County Council explains how his organisation is keeping processes running smoothly whilst adding additional services to help both internal and external customers - all whilst ensuring morale...
Network operators across Europe have 'coped well' with additional traffic load amid coronavirus crisis
No glaring network congestion issues observed so far in Europe, according to the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications
Coming soon, save the date: Deskflix, Computing's online event series
Season One: Empowering the remote working revolution
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
Getting it right with influencer marketing and celebrity endorsements
Influencers can help brands reach audiences that might normally be out of their reach, but there are rules that need to be followed, warns Goodman Derrick partner Paul Herbert
Working from home, keeping connected: 17 video conferencing and collaboration tools to consider
Whether you're a global corporation or a small business, ensuring remote working colleages can keep in touch is suddenly more important than ever. We look at 17 video-enabled collaboration tools that could help bridge the communications gap.
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
PC gamers and researchers asked to donate GPU and CPU time to help fight coronavirus
The deadly virus has already killed more over 6,300 people worldwide
Accidental breakthrough by UNSW researchers may have major implications for quantum computing
They controlled the nucleus of a single atom using just electric fields
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey strikes private equity investment deal in peace agreement with activist investor Elliott Capital
Silver Lake Partners to invest $1 billion in Twitter, which will be used to fund a share buyback, while Dorsey will stay on as CEO – for now
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
Chinese kids give homework app poor reviews to get it removed from Apple App Store
They are being asked to sign in to the app daily and join their classes for online lessons
Peter Cochrane: Fake news, ignorance, and technology wars
State-backed cyber warfare is intended to sow confusion and disillusion people across the democratic world, writes Professor Peter Cochrane
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