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Deadline extended for Digital Technology Leaders Awards 2019
Interest has been even higher than expected, so take advantage of this extra time and perfect your entries!
Security flaws leave life-saving cardiac defibrillators open to attack
Security flaw enables attackers to take full control of life-saving devices
US Federal Trade Commission plans investigation into Google, Facebook and Amazon over data collection practices
FTC lays the groundwork for an in-depth investigation with a 6(b) demand for information from data-gathering technology companies
Tesla sues former employee, claiming theft of Autopilot source code
Tesla alleges that an engineer who left suddenly in January copied more than 300,000 files containing Autopilot source code
Facebook stored up to 600 million passwords in plain text
Unencrypted passwords could be accessed by Facebook's army of engineers
AI & ML latest: Fetch.AI reveals first details of its decentralised consensus protocol
The Minimal Agency Consensus Scheme is a best-of-both-worlds between blockchain and DAG, the startup says
Lexus, Toyota, Ford and Porsche panned for 'poor' keyless car security
Jaguar, Audi, Mercedes and Land Rover security considered 'superior' by experts at Thatham Research
More than one reality can exist simultaneously at the quantum level, new experiment suggests
The experiment, known as 'Wigner's Friend', was first postulated in 1961 by the physicist Eugene Wigner
Establishing a business case for DevOps
"The case for DevOps makes itself," said a panelist
Quantum computer program developed to detect leakage of encoded information to unwanted states
University of Warwick developed program will give quantum computer users the ability to ascertain that their machines are doing precisely what they are supposed to do
SysAdmins should retrain as SREs or risk going the way of the cobbler, says Devoteam
In the era of DevOps as a Service there's no room for traditional Ops roles - or Jenkins or Team City
Google's EU fines hit €9bn in two years following €1.49bn fine over anti-competitive AdSense
Google becomes fourth-biggest net contributor to EU budget over the past two years - just behind the UK, France and Germany
Computing and CRN launch the Women in Tech Festival UK
The UK's leading publications covering the UK IT Industry and the Channel collaborate on a new event. We'll be celebrating successful women in the IT industry, sharing personal experiences of their journeys and the challenges along the way
DevOps Excellence Awards 2019 - And the winners are...
Drumroll, please!
Doing DevOps without measuring performance is like doing archery in the dark
If that sounds dangerous, it's because it is
How Nationwide restructured to enhance agility
Aubrey Stearn flattened the hierarchy and promoted ownership in Nationwide's NDAP department
How do organisations measure DevOps progress?
A panel of DevOps professionals including Ford and the Trainline explain how they measure their growth and maturity in their move towards a DevOps culture
Norsk Hydro recovers some systems following Lockergoga ransomware security breach
Norsk has recovered priority business systems after falling victim to Lockergoga ransomware attack
Silos and poor communication still hamper DevOps, warns XebiaLabs' Rob Vanstone
Focus on your ultimate goals, rather than on DevOps, advises Vanstone
NASA Mars 2020 rover 'successfully landed' on Mars in simulated touchdown
Mars 2020 rover is scheduled for launch on 17 July 2020 and will touch down on Mars six months later
Google unveils Stadia gaming platform
Google claims its new service will free players from the limitations of traditional consoles and PCs
NASA spacecraft observes particle plumes erupting from the surface of asteroid Bennu
Bennu is a potentially hazardous asteroid, first spotted in 1999
Apple updates iMac desktops with new Intel processors and AMD GPUs
Apple clears the decks ahead of big launch planned on Monday
Netflix refuses to be part of Apple's new streaming video service
CEO Reed Hastings sees Apple as a rival rather than a partner
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