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Cloud and connectivity top UK IT spending charts during pandemic
New research from Computing Delta reveals how organisations are intending to spend their IT budgets during the COVID-19 crisis, with most staff continuing to work remotely
Delta wins prestigious Innovation of the Year award
Computing’s market intelligence service for IT leaders walks away with one of the most fiercely contested gongs at the Professional Publishers Association Awards
How to manage remote working during a global crisis
Computing examines the tools and strategies needed to keep the business functioning in extraordinary times, including a rundown of the most popular unified communications and video conferencing solutions
Enterprise HR systems in 2020 - steady as she goes
Delta predicts a continuation of the trends of the recent years: cloud, consolidation and AI
What is an API?
In this video from Delta, Computing's market intelligence service for CIOs, we discuss APIs, including how the most innovative enterprises are using them
You're already using multi-cloud, whether you know it or not
A panel of IT professionals discuss their multi-cloud strategies, and explain that every business is already across multiple clouds, whether it realises it or not
Two-thirds of Huawei R&D staff in the US laid off
Six hundred jobs go at Futurewei as a result of US government's ongoing dispute with Huawei
DevOps tools rife with hidden costs
Research from market intelligence service Delta shows end users extremely concerned by levels of hidden costs across a wide variety of DevOps tools
Competition watchdog to examine Amazon-Deliveroo deal
Deliveroo's May funding round led by Amazon to be investigated by Competition and Markets Authority
Met Police criticised over facial recognition technology that doesn't work
Four out of five suspects identified by Met Police facial recognition were innocent
Google Chrome to offer 'heavy ad' blocker to block resource-intensive adverts
A future release of Google Chrome will block ads consuming too much CPU power or sending large amounts of data
Terahertz light waves can accelerate supercurrents for quantum computing, claim scientists
Professor Jigang Wang at Iowa State University also researching macroscopic supercurrent flowing states to create quantum controls
Cloudflare blames global outage on botched firewall rule change
Deployment of single misconfigured firewall rule caused CPU server spike across Cloudflare's infrastructure
US plan to use "retro" technology to bolster power grid defences
Securing Energy Infrastructure Act plan will use low-tech used to improve the US power grid's cyber defences
Broadcom in advanced talks to buy Symantec
Broadcom deal would value Symantec at more than $15bn - but Broadcom shares drop on the news shareholders aren't happy
G-Cloud 11 goes live with 4,200 suppliers onboard
Launch of G-Cloud 11 comes as over £4bn has been spent on IT procurement by public sector bodies via the service
Former Google engineer claims Google CEO Sundar Pichai lied to Congress over search result manipulation
Google employees do intervene in some user searches, engineer claims, contradicting Pichai's evidence to Congress last year
The state of AI in 2019
A look at what's happening now in UK businesses and public services and what's just around the corner
Three reveals 5G roll-out plan but aims to focus on Home Broadband first
Three UK's 5G plan includes speed boosts for existing 3G and 4G infrastructure as it replaces Samsung 4G radio-access technology with Huawei
Google open sources robots.txt web parser
Google reveals details of its Robots Exclusion Protocol
Virgin Media to hike subscriptions for the second time in a year
Virgin Media to hike subscriptions by more than twice the rate of inflation, this time blaming increases in business rates
Twelve-fold increase in cyber crime incident reports to the FCA since 2017
Reported security incidents on financial services increase from 69 in 2017 to 819 in 2018 - with 93 outright cyber attacks
Employee ownership trusts: A viable option for your tech business?
Is employee-ownership a viable way forward for technology companies? Goodman Derrick LLP partner Paul Webb weighs up the benefits
Movement of atoms imaged in 4D for the first time
Scientists used atomic electron tomography technique to capture the images of atomic movement during nucleation
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