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The most significant data breaches in the UK
The biggest data breaches that have affected people in the UK, including Facebook's breach of 18 million UK phone numbers
Top software failures in recent history
The biggest software failures in recent history including ransomware attacks, IT outages and data leakages that have affected some of the biggest companies and millions of customers around the world
How the Raspberry Pi Foundation is supporting education in the UK
The UK's best-selling single-board PC is taking on the education sector – and winning
How UK companies are using the IBM Watson AI system
Moorfields Eye HospitalImage by iStockMoorfields Eye Hospital launched a Watson-powered chatbot to answer queriers from patients, staff and the public in July 2019. The Oriel Assistant will initially be used to field questions about...
Best smart cities in the UK
Milton Keynes Image by iStock Milton Keynes is one of the fastest growing UK cities, and designed to a population of 250,000 the city has made different developments to enhance the infrastructure. To...
Windows 10 alternatives: Best free, open source operating systems
If you haven't come to terms with Windows 10 we look at some impressive open source alternatives to consider
Devops training courses for UK IT professionals
DevOpsGroup Academy Image by © DevOpsGroup DevOpsGroup Academyoffers a range devops and agile courses at locations in London, Cardiff and Leeds. The company was known as DevOpsGuys until June 2018,...
The UK's worst public sector IT disasters
We look back at some of the biggest government IT failures, from the National Programme for IT to Universal Credit
Data science jobs: British Gas, Comparethemarket and Barclays target machine learning expertise
Computerworld UK highlights some of the most interesting UK data science roles on offer at large businesses
HMRC halves IT costs while hitting record service levels
HM Revenue & Customs has halved annual IT costs to £700 million, as it dramatically improved service levels.
Government pays BT millions extra for work in fewer NHS trusts
The Department for Health has agreed to pay BT an extra £4 million for implementing IT in fewer trusts on the troubled NHS National Programme for IT.
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