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EU regulators seek public feedback before drafting new rules to regulate tech giants
It will help the European Commission to draft new Digital Services Act
Covid-19 contact tracing app based on Apple-Google API could be vulnerable to data harvesting, EEF warns
Accurately estimating the distance between two devices is also a significant challenge
Zoom selects Oracle Cloud to support its growth
Recent growth has put immense pressure on Zoom to increase its service capacity
NHS rejects Apple-Google API in favour of centralised contact tracing system
Unlike Germany, Switzerland and Estonia, the UK has opted for a server-managed system for tracking Covid-19 infections
Google's Carbon-Intelligent Computing Platform matches data centre demand with renewable supply
Approach mirrors the growing use of time-of-use energy tariffs and demand response platforms
Uber refuses to pay former employee's $179 million debt to Google because the fraud was committed by him
Uber had signed an indemnity agreement with Levandowski in 2016
NHS to use Apple-Google API for upcoming Covid-19 contact tracing app
The app will warn users who come in close contact with someone suspected of being infected with the virus
What will the post-Covid-19 world look like?
Computing examines the pandemic crisis and identifies key trends likely to continue long after the lockdown ends
Google bans employees from using Zoom, rolls out Duplex AI in the UK
Zoom's popularity has exploded in recent weeks because of the coronavirus pandemic, but doubts remain over its security
Covid-19: How G4S has coped with the lockdown
Nick Folkes, Group CIO of G4S, explains that his organisation has benefited from its long-term digital transformation programme, with most services already in the cloud. But there were significant challenges early on in the lockdown period, especially...
Covid-19: the race to create privacy-focused contact tracing tools
As authorities seek technological solutions to the pandemic, experts fear the consequences for civil liberties
How rapid advances in quantum computing are reshaping cybersecurity
We must all prepare for the end of public key encryption as we know it
Do we really want Palantir embedded in the NHS?
Beware bad policy made in haste because of coronavirus, say campaigners
South Korean APT uses five zero-day flaws to turn the tables on North Korea
The group, linked to South Korea, used bugs in Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and the Windows Kernel to target North Koreans
IBM collaborates with the US government to help fight coronavirus using supercomputers
Collective power of supercomputers should help researchers identify compounds that could be used in the fight against COVID-19
Working from home, keeping connected: 17 video conferencing and collaboration tools to consider
Whether you're a global corporation or a small business, ensuring remote working colleages can keep in touch is suddenly more important than ever. We look at 17 video-enabled collaboration tools that could help bridge the communications gap.
Brave accuses Google of infringing the 'purpose limitation' principle of GDPR
Brave describes Google's privacy policies as 'hopelessly vague and unspecific'
Prime Minister calls for 'digital Dunkirk' in fight against coronavirus
Boris Johnson called on 30 UK tech firms to volunteer their resources to help UK response to COVID-19
Coronavirus: Google tells employees across the world to work from home
Google tells staff to work remotely for the next month and promises sick pay for temporary staff
Budget 2020: £5bn for full-fibre broadband and two per cent digital services tax to go ahead
Government to create UK equivalent of ARPA in technology investment push
Facebook, Google and other tech firms pledge to follow new guidelines to fight online child abuse
Other tech firms have also shown interest in implementing the guidelines
Security flaw in PayPal's Google Pay integration enabled hackers to make unauthorised payments
PayPal has been accused of ignoring reports warning of security flaws on its popular payments platform
Google is indexing invite links to private WhatsApp groups
WhatsApp's private links aren't so private any more
UAE government-linked spy app ToTok tells users to just ignore Google's warnings
ToTok boomed in popularity in the United Arab Emirates - after the government had banned all other messaging apps
