Software
Russia slows Twitter's speed over banned content
Russian regulator says Twitter could be blocked completely if it does not comply with government demands
Open source software worth up to £43bn to UK economy, report
Open source usage continues to grow at 28.6 per cent year-on-year finds OpenUK research
Upgrade Oracle in a pandemic? No thanks! Why Kent County Council opted for third-party support
EBS support through Rimini Street will buy the Council time as well as saving 60 per cent on maintenance costs
Trends in business intelligence software: Augmented analytics and cloud
Computing research: How is BI changing and who are the leaders?
Reaping the rewards of GraphQL: How to minimise pain points of implementation
GraphQL is a relatively new API technology, but only a few of the common concerns are justified, expains Martin Buhr
Your database has reached EOL - must you always upgrade?
Open source databases can be maintained for longer, but delayed decisions can store up trouble
Python is adding pattern matching syntax - but not everyone is pleased
Making changes to the popular programming language is not easy, says Steering Committee member Pablo Galindo
Microsoft Word to get AI-powered text prediction feature next month
It will help users to write more efficiently by predicting text quickly and accurately, the company claims
Microsoft rolls out out-of-band update for Windows 10 WPA3 bug causing blue screen crashes
The issue affects only a small number of users, according to the company
Elastic has stretched the patience of many in open source - but is there room for a third way?
Elastic's move to proprietary licensing for cloud providers has reignited the argument about what's fair when it comes to monetising open source software
Myanmar blocks Facebook as Parler CEO Matze claims he was fired over desire to control extremism
Arguments over the power and responsibility of social media companies are coming to a head
Microsoft unveils new employee experience platform Viva with homeworkers in mind
Viva joins a growing list of EXPs designed to better connect employees with their organisations
IBM reveals new quantum roadmap
IBM foresees a 1,000-qubit device by 2023, and 'frictionless quantum computing' by 2025
Examples of AI as a force for social good
Nesta in Scotland showcases a number of projects in which humans and AI work as a team
Peter Cochrane: What we need to understand about the rise of distributed AI
'Things that think want to link, and things that link want to think'
World Economic Forum launches GAIA to accelerate responsible AI adoption
The WEF's new platform will work to ensure that AI governance reflects best practices in data governance
Drupal founder Dries Buytaert on software's next big challenges
Next stop the open web
Twitter launches community-based Birdwatch to fight misinformation
The pilot programme allows users to flag tweets that they believe are misleading
Twitch bans Donald Trump indefinitely while Facebook refers the case to Oversight Board
Trump cannot create another account on Twitch unless his suspension is lifted
Parler returns as a simple static website - with help from Russia
But the app remains banned on app stores
Leaked Windows 10X build reveals redesigned Start Menu and centre-aligned taskbar
Microsoft initially designed the new OS for foldables, but has changed the focus to single screen devices
Twitter CEO defends Trump ban while Telegram purges far-right channels
The move was necessary but sets a dangerous precedent, says Dorsey
Microsoft gaining ground in HR, but many cite high costs for not taking trials into production
The latest research from award winning market intelligence service Delta reveals how the European market sees the lead players in HR systems
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