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How open source software took over the world
Open source software now dominates vast swathes of computing
Five of the ugliest PC cases available today
Building a new PC? Here's some of the most hideous-looking PC cases money can (but shouldn't) buy
Developing First Utility's chatbot: 'the smallest mistake can make customers very upset'
Dr Natalia Konstantinova describes the benefits and challenges of creating a tireless customer services operative
Top 10 big IT outsourcing and consulting disasters
When outsourcing goes wrong, it can go very expensively wrong...
The top 10 video games from 1980
Join Computing on this trek into the verdant pastures of a burgeoning video games industry, as we remember the best games of the '80s. In this first feature, we start where it all began in 1980 itself
Armed forces looking to train more regulars, reservists and civilians in cyber security
'We're extremely serious about cyber defence,' says head of training Brigadier Paul Buttery
Games development: An interview with FireTwin Games
Computing speaks to an indie games development firm about its techniques and tools
Digital transformation is 'very hard to do' says First Utility CIO Bill Wilkins
How being a digital native is helping the firm look at markets beyond energy
Top-10 best PC games coming in 2017
Resident Evil 7 has just launched, but what else can we look forward to?
From brickie to techie: bridging the IT skills gap
Enlightened self-interest by Sage, Microsoft and Accenture as they offer a way into the job market to those who have fallen behind
Managing cloud risk in the era of GDPR
Regulation - and not just the GDPR - will soon add an extra dimension to organisations' security planning
How PD Ports identified the Wi-Fi 'blank spots' that slowed port operations to a halt
Wireless security cameras, a bank of microwave ovens and interference from ships' own Wi-Fi networks identified with NetScout Wireless Performance Management
Devices of desire: Seven devices from Samsung, Apple, Nokia and others coming in 2017
The Apple iPhone 8, Samsung Galaxy S8, and the Nokia P1 - just three of the new devices coming this year
Ten top web browsers you probably haven't used
It's a big wide web, why explore it with the same old browser?
Cloud, DevOps and NoSQL: how cutting edge tech keeps Amadeus flying high
Keeping up with changes in the travel industry means always staying ahead of the curve, says CTO Olaf Schnapauff
New smartphones coming in 2017
A preview of new models from Apple, Samsung, OnePlus and more
More than GDPR: Brexit, Safe Harbour and Privacy Shield, and the Network and Information Systems Security Directive
Part three: Pinsent Masons' consultant lawyer Kuan Hon explains how a variety of issues - not just the GDPR - is set to complicate cloud computing and data protection
How GDPR will weigh on cloud computing providers and impose new breach notification rules
Part two: Pinsent Masons' consultant lawyer Kuan Hon warns that cloud providers handling personal will have an expensive new set of legal obligations under GDPR
How GDPR and the Network and Information Systems Security Directive will complicate cloud computing
Part one: Pinsent Masons' consultant lawyer Kuan Hon explains how forthcoming data protection laws will complicate cloud computing
Line of fire: 13 companies that could disappear in the next dot-com crash
A slew of digital detritus was swept away in the last dot-com crash in 2000. What tech companies could struggle, or even go under, in the next one?
Top 10 UK developed video games ever
Lemmings, Grand Theft Auto, Elite and more
Stop saying the public sector is technologically backward: it's introducing AI
Government IT can't win in the court of public opinion, says Aston Group's Scott Gallacher
How we future-proof our data science at Channel 4
Senior data scientist Alice Jacques explains how networking is the key to staying ahead of the game
