Marks & Spencer sees profit dive
But tight cost control remains a priority to sustain funding for internal infrastructure
Marks and Spencer will be under pressure to deliver more for less Marks & Spencer has pledged to keep cutting costs while improving operational efficiency and its IT set-up as it bids to stave off the...
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Home working in a pandemic: The hidden challenges
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Google's Dunant subsea cable is operational now
As well as the 250Tbps Dunant cable, work is ongoing on the Equiano and Grace Hopper cables, connecting New York and South Africa to Europe
IBM reveals new quantum roadmap
IBM foresees a 1,000-qubit device by 2023, and 'frictionless quantum computing' by 2025
