Opinion
Discovery! - UK quantum computing technology moves towards commercialisation
Dr Andrew Fearnside, senior associate attorney specialising in quantum technology at patent law firm Mewburn Ellis LLP, outlines the latest investments in quantum computing, explains how it all works and why we should be excited
Why the world needs better and more robust ways of measuring time
Critical infrastructure and systems such as GPS rely on time-keeping mechanisms that are far too easily subverted or prone to error
The benefits of adding cloud telephony to Microsoft Teams
Two-thirds of organisations expect remote work to continue in the long-term - how can you prepare?
How to measure the durability and availability of your cloud storage
Any organisation looking to make the leap to cloud storage needs to understand the risk of data degrading or being inaccessible
Companies can't afford to ignore diversity, warns Women in Tech finalist Sarah Lucas
Increasing diversity brings new ways of thinking and unlocks a competitive advantage
Style vs substance: how to build an agile digital offering in a post-Covid age
Agencies must strike a balance between innovation and durability in creating products that are crisis-resilient, says Andrew Dunbar
Peter Cochrane: Where are the generalists we need today?
We need more generalists with a broad multi-disciplinary education and experience, but education is heading in the opposite direction
Calling the bluff of breachstortion gangs
Confidence in the defences and using backup data to test and assess is key to standing up to the latest criminal demands
Trust in the tech giants is falling as we enter 'the era of choice'
Consumers to start to question and demand more when it comes to their data
Communication, collaboration and culture: the three-part solution to long-term remote work productivity
With remote working set to continue, every employer needs to be considering engagement levels and inefficient processes
Securing intellectual property protection in machine learning techniques for fintech businesses
Sean Leach, Partner and UK & European patent attorney at intellectual property firm Mathys & Squire, explores the challenges surrounding IP law around machine learning
How has ISO 27001 matched up to the remote working challenge?
Certified businesses will have been better equipped to cope with the new normal
Curbing the rise of fake domains and misinformation campaigns
A failure to curb the growing problem of misinformation could have serious repercussions for the Internet and for society as a whole
Touchless technology aids the pandemic-ravaged retail industry
Bernard Brode, nanotech product researcher, discusses the latest technology which could help lift the retail industry out of its Covid-related slump
Owned by the C-suite: a new approach to security is needed as cyber risks multiply
Post-Covid-19, security is no longer an ‘IT issue’ – it’s a C-suite item and a fundamental strategic priority
A modern world: the case for software freedom
It’s been proven time and time again that the strongest solutions come from ideas that are shared, reworked and iterated upon among groups of curious minds
Double jeopardy: Are universities becoming the new target for cybercriminals and spies?
David S. Wall, Centre for Criminal Justice Studies, University of Leeds outlines recent trends in cyber attacks across the public sector, and higher education specifically
What are APIs, why do you keep hearing about them and why do you need them?
API is one of those terms that people vaguely understand but skip over because it sounds complex, but in fact APIs are surprisingly straightforward and very useful
Turning to the cloud to plan for the future of public services
Anglesey County Council has turned to the cloud to drop paper and increase efficiencies
Service meshes are an essential building block for modern enterprise applications - here's why
Cloud native applications are loosely coupled collection of services – and someone needs to keep communication channels open. Enter the service mesh
Flattening the IT stress curve
We're asking IT to do more, yet we still want the same level of accountability and security as business-as-usual. How can we avoid overloading systems, processes - and people?
Top tips for retail tech: Where high street fashion could leapfrog ASOS
James Robbins gives his top tips for retailers to exploit technology to gain an advantage over the competition
Ignore the naysayers: online teaching works, and it works well
Students take easily to technology and are turning in better quality work, says Professor Peter Cochrane
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