Research
Delta: Cost comparisons for the cloud hyperscalers
Few organisations see cloud primarily as a cost-saver these days, but there are some notable differences between the big providers
Public cloud: strengths and weaknesses of the three biggest beasts
With the increase in remote working, business can't get enough of the cloud. We share users' opinions of AWS, Azure and GCP
The need for speed: success with high performance computing
How enterprises can rise to the financial and utilisation challenges of HPC
DevOps - Getting over the hump in the middle
How to sustain the DevOps momentum
A brief look at AI-enhanced security solutions
IT leaders aren't ready to hand over security to a benevolent machine just yet, but their next purchase will probably have an AI label
AI-enhanced security: how much is hype?
IT leaders are cautiously welcoming towards AI-enhanced security tools but seek more clarity, research
Malware attacks down by 20 per cent, while ransomware-as-a-service has boomed
Ransomware-as-a-service attacks on UK organisations have tripled over the past year, claims SonicWall
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
Cloud IaaS and PaaS - how do the main vendors stack up?
Customers care most about uptime, security and costs according to Computing's research
A new approach to IT research: Computing Delta
Delta is an independent market intelligence service for IT leaders, drawing from the experiences of customers who have been involved in buying, managing and using tools in anger
Thirty-six new security flaws found in 4G mobile networks
South Korean researchers discovered 36 new flaws using a technique called 'fuzzing'
DevOps at 10: Adoption across the enterprise would be the icing on the cake
As it passes the 10-year milestone DevOps no longer needs to explain itself, but it's still painful for some
Researchers claim to have discovered a "surprising" new superconductor material
New material could pave the way for even faster supercomputers, claims scientists
Most firms are still not compliant with GDPR despite looming deadline, says study
A large majority of businesses is still unprepared for GDPR, says study
Global semiconductor industry grew more than 20 per cent in 2017 on strong memory chip and NAND flash demand
Memory chip price spike also helps Samsung overtake Intel in semiconductor revenue, according to Gartner
Scientists develop paper-like LCD display that could transform multimedia
Thin, flexible five-inch display could cost just $5
Scientists claim major quantum computing milestone after getting two silicon qubits to communicate with each other
Scientists in Australia have found a way to pair two quantum qubits
Google unveils experimental 72-cubit quantum processor
Quantum processor intended to demonstrate impending 'quantum supremacy' over conventional CPUs, according to research scientist Julian Kelly
Scientists 'unexpectedly' discover dark matter
Discovery of dark matter should answer questions about the formation of the universe, claim scientists
Scientists develop 100 volt battery inspired by electric eels
Design of hyrdogel battery pack based on biology of electric eels
Researchers discover way to pack more energy into "safer" and "cheaper" batteries
New research could pave the way for more powerful batteries
Researchers develop conductive material that could pave way for new electronic devices
Yale University researchers develop a new gallium arsenide-based semiconductor material
People put off asking stupid questions of virtual assistants the more human they seem, say researchers
Puny humans don't want to appear stupid in front of machines
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