Software
Rio Tinto: Autonomous trains now driving 20 per cent of pit-to-port kilometres in Australia
Rio Tinto has probably been working on autonomous vehicles for longer than Google or Apple
Vendors shooting themselves in the foot with 'AI washing'
Exaggerating the use of AI in products is creating marketplace confusion, says Gartner
'Just because you use Agile, don't throw ITIL out the window', says Advanced
Marc Beder, director of technology at Advanced, explains organisations can pick the best of both Agile and ITIL methodologies
Microsoft pulls three shonky Outlook patches
KB3191849, KB3213654 and KB401042 all withdrawn due to a series of bugs - unless you had auto-updates turned on
Google describes its 'blameless post-mortem culture'
Philip Beevers, site reliability manager at Google, tells Computing how the internet giant diagnoses faults
LeakerLocker ransomware threatens to leak victims' smartphone secrets
Android malware was embedded in two popular apps
Kaspersky claims that it's 'a pawn in a geopolitical game' after US government de-listing
'Kaspersky has no ties to any government, and has never helped any government with cyber-espionage,' argues company
Gartner: IT spending to hit $3.5 trillion in 2017
Software vendors that embrace cloud are enjoying a boom, suggests Gartner
Nineteen critical bug fixes in Microsoft Patch Tuesday - including a remote code execution flaw affecting HoloLens
Patch Tuesday isn't going away just yet, although Adobe may be kicking its patch habit
AI will solve the challenge of unstructured data, says IBM
Text, images and voice are difficult for computers to process - but artificial intelligence is making contextual understanding a possibility
Ubuntu Linux lands in Microsoft Windows 10 Store for Insiders
Ubuntu for Windows to run in a Sandbox environment, with SUSE and Fedora also expected to get similar treatment
How open source software took over the world
Open source software now dominates vast swathes of computing
Microsoft CIO Jim DuBois leaves as the company restructures
DuBois rose up through the ranks at Microsoft over more than two decades
NetScout monitors infrastructure with new version of nGeniusPULSE
Combined with nGeniusONE, the tool monitors applications and network health
The UK IT Industry Awards - entries close TODAY
The UK IT Industry Awards are back and bigger than ever - but you have mere hours to complete your entries
SpyDealer takes control of Android phones and steals data from encrypted messaging apps
Malware is distributed via compromised wireless networks, not the Play Store
Tibco makes new move into APIs and microservices with nanoscale.io purchase
Move aims to appeal to developers deploying cose to containers, IoT, serverless and mobile platforms
Microsoft poised to cut another 3,000 jobs this week
More jobs going in cost-cutting at Microsoft as company engineers shift in focus to the cloud
IBM quantifies the benefits of business continuity management for companies suffering a data breach
Companies with BCM identified breaches almost three months faster
What SMBs can learn from WannaCry and the Vault 7 leaks
Do small businesses have anything to fear from the glut of anti-privacy tools?
Google DeepMind patient-data sharing deal with Royal Free NHS Trust deal was illegal, rules ICO
Google DeepMind's Streams project with the Royal Free NHS Trust used real patient data
Microsoft to nag Windows 10 users to upgrade to the Creators Edition
Microsoft to transmit on-screen pop-ups to prod Windows 10 users to install Creators Update
The V3 awards are now open for entries
Recognising every part of the digital industry
IBM and Lightbend work to simplify development of AI solutions with Lightbend
Reactive App Development Platform will be used with IBM's cloud
Most read
