CIO Interview: Charles Ewen, CIO, Met Office

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Charles Ewen, CIO, Met Office

Ewen discusses supercomputers, and how the Met Office is trying to become "better, faster and cheaper"

Charles Ewen, CIO, the Met Office, talks to Computing about his organisation's new supercomputer, and how it helps to fulfill their objectives. "Top of our agenda is transformation, it's all abo...

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