Opinion
The reaction to an NBA coach's Hong Kong tweet proves why Huawei, ZTE and Alibaba Cloud can't be trusted
Tencent and TikTok appear to follow the Chinese government's line on censorship at home and abroad. Imagine what could be expected of Huawei, ZTE and Alibaba Cloud in the future
UK Tech sector needs to tackle its mental health challenge
Acute skills shortages are putting tech teams under more pressure than ever, with knock-on effects on people's mental health, warns Harvey Nash CEO Albert Ellis
Five top tips for tech start-ups
Coffin Mew lawyers Charlotte Allery and Andrew Jerrard share their top-five tips for tech start-ups with big ambitions
Disguised remuneration schemes - don't let bad advice damage your business
Nathan Talbott, of Wright Hassall's Tax and Financial Services Litigation team, explains what individuals and organisations should do if they suspect they've had poor advice around tax rules for remuneration schemes
Transforming the traditional: making industries programmable through APIs
Many businesses could be transformed by the strategic adoption of APIs, cloud services, artificial intelligence and big data
The open-source answer to the IT skills challenge
Why IT companies are turning to open source to address the shortage of graduates, an ageing workforce and the changing working habits
The Women in Tech Festival sets a theme for the future
Computing's inaugural festival was a roaring success. Computing' editorial director Stuart Sumner discusses why it's the future for technology events
5 transferable skills you can learn at the Women in Tech Festival 2019
All of this is included in the ticket price
From maverick to mainstream: why open source software is now indispensable for modern business
Older, more established ways of doing things simply don't measure up any longer
How to make the most of the Women in Tech Festival
Squeeze every last drop out of your ticket
Why men should attend the Women in Tech Festival 2019
Support women, make contacts - and have some empathy
COBOL at 60: the past, present and future of the enduring and evolving programming language
In an age of constant innovation, where new trends are fleeting, COBOL has remained an enduring force
Five reasons you should be at the Women in Tech Festival UK 2019
With less than two weeks to go, time is running out to get your tickets
Four ways data strategies are evolving to enable business growth
Digital transformation means removing the data silos
Peter Cochrane: Is forgetting essential for learning?
Wouldn't it be great if you could remember everything you ever learnt, saw or heard? Actually, it wouldn't, writes Professor Peter Cochrane
Celebrating 50 years of the Unix operating system
Without the pioneering work of Ken Thompson and his colleages the world would be a very different place
Six networking tips for women new to tech
Networking for n00bs
Peter Cochrane: AI and the emergent properties of good, bad and evil
Forget Asimov's 'Three Laws of Robotics', robots will almost certainly go off the rails at some point in the future - but they still won't be as bad as human beings
Six ways women in tech can improve their work-life balance
Without a single mention of "having it all." Except that one
Stop expecting women to be diversity experts
We're trying to get on with our jobs, writes Holly Brockwell
10 things women in tech are sick of hearing
If we had a penny for each of these, there'd be no gender pay gap, writes Holly Brockwell
Surviving the container revolution
Containers have helped to drive the adoption of open-source technologies, argues SolarWinds 'head geek' Patrick Hubbard
Twitter's new design was made by women. Is that a good thing?
Perhaps they should have waited a little longer to announce that, given the backlash, argues Holly Brockwell
CES is right: women's pleasure belongs on the show floor
The CTA has revised its rules for sextech at CES, and it's an all-round good decision, argues Holly Brockwell
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