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Microsoft pledges to become 'carbon negative' by 2030
Microsoft to create $1bn fund to accelerate development of carbon-tackling technologies
Computing's Digital Technology Leaders Awards return for 2020
The event, dedicated to technologists, returns for another year and is open for entries now
Currys-PC World fined £500,000 over cyber attack that compromised 14 million people's personal information
Currys owner DSG Retail fined the maximum under the old data protection regime - would've been much more under GDPR, warns ICO
Focus on 'customer experience' - or lose customers
Former NHBC and City University CIO Carl Stokes tells Computing why customer experience should be a priority - and how organisations ought to do it
Tackling the STEM 'bro-culture': why women need to build networks of their own
"Society discourages women from entering STEM fields," says entrepreneur Christine Telyan
Downing Street to hire data scientists, project managers - and (even more) weirdos
Prime Minister's chief special advisor calls for flood of new talent as rumours of major Civil Service reforms circulate
Five crucial HR resolutions for 2020
Changes in employment law are coming - is your organisation ready, asks Goodman Derrick's Katee Dias
Ex-Google executive: Company only pays lip-service to human rights principles as workplace culture descended into bullying
Former head of international relations at Google speaks out over the company's compromises on China and Saudi Arabia, and its use of diversity programmes to bully staff
Interview with Red Hat, five-times winner at the Technology Product Awards 2019
Werner Knoblich pointed to Red Hat's commitment to open source as the reason for its success
Interview with Sumo Logic, Best Enterprise Security Product - Intelligence and Analytics at the Technology Product Awards 2019
Head of Pre-Sales Engineering Clive McDonald tells Computing that companies should not have to discard data to control costs
Enterprise HR systems in 2020 - steady as she goes
Delta predicts a continuation of the trends of the recent years: cloud, consolidation and AI
Women in IT Excellence Awards 2019 - here are your winners
Another night celebrating the amazing women smashing biases - and the glass ceiling - in tech
New European Patent Office guidelines protect AI and machine learning 'inventions'
Withers & Rogers' Karl Barnfather examines the European Patent Office's 'Guidelines for Examination', which took effect on 1st November
The Security Excellence Awards 2019 - in pictures
The best photos from the big night
Google fires four employees over data security policy violations
Two of the terminated Google staffers had addressed a rally outside one of the company's San Francisco offices last week
General Election 2019: Conservatives promise full fibre for every home by 2025 and R&D incentives for cloud computing
Promise of £5 billion funding to underpin full-fibre pledge alongside boost to cloud computing with shake-up of R&D credits
General Election 2019: Labour manifesto promises free fibre and fines for Facebook over online bullying
Social media companies to face "legal duty of care" to protect children online, NCSC role to be reviewed and extended, and Charter of Digital Rights promised
Announcing the winners of the Security Excellence Awards 2019
The winners showed an outstanding level of skill and competence in their chosen fields
Peter Cochrane: The future of education - solving problems by thinking?
Education has become too focused on grades and exams, rather than actually learning and understanding, argues Professor Peter Cochrane
The UK IT Awards 2019 - all the best photos of the big night
The UK IT Awards 2019 was a raging success, as this gallery from the big night shows!
Here are the winners of the UK IT Industry Awards 2019
After the glitz and glamour, who walked away with a gong?
Reserve your place for the UK IT Industry Awards now
There's just one week to go until the UK IT industry meets again in Battersea Park, London
Why data isn't the new oil
Jason Foster, CEO and founder of data and analytics strategy consultancy Cynozure, explains that we need a new analogy for data, without some of the negative connotations of oil
Morrisons: £55m payout over 2014 'grudge' leak of payroll data 'grossly unjust'
Morrisons tells Supreme Court that it should not be held vicariously liable for payroll data leak by senior IT internal auditor Andrew Skelton
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