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Technology giant IBM have backed plans to diversify the UK’s cyber sector and encourage young people into cyber careers, as the government safeguards online services which deliver economic growth – central to the Plan for Change.
Read MoreFull-fibre broadband is on course to become available to almost the entire UK by 2027, Ofcom has announced, as the regulator sets out how it plans to continue to drive industry momentum for the final phase of the rollout.
Read MoreA British AI-driven innovation that dramatically speeds up the development of materials used in wind turbines and electric vehicle batteries has won the UK government’s £1 million Manchester Prize.
Read MoreTechnology Secretary Peter Kyle will set out Britain’s credentials as the global hub for AI investment on a visit to the United States this week (18th-25th March).
Read MoreCVE-2025-24124 – This vulnerability allows remote attackers to execute arbitrary code on affected installations of Apple macOS.
Read MoreProviders of services in scope of the UK’s Online Safety Act had until 16th March 2025 to carry out a suitable and sufficient illegal harms risk assessment – to understand how likely it is that users could encounter illegal content on their service.
Read MoreMiTAC Computing Technology Corp., a subsidiary of MiTAC Holdings Corp and a leading manufacturer in server platform design, unveils its latest energy-efficient cloud and AI-driven server platforms at CloudFest 2025.
Read MoreMSI, a leading global provider of high-performance server solutions, unveiled its next-generation server platforms—ORv3 Servers, DC-MHS Servers, and NVIDIA MGX™ AI Servers—at CloudFest 2025.
Read MoreCVE-2025-2345 – The IROAD X5 dashcam allows unauthorized users to modify critical system settings once connected to its network.
Read MoreLloyds Banking Group has secured a patent for it’s new cybersecurity tool Global Correlation Engine (GCE) , this tool uses algorithms to sport genuine threats rather than false positives.
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