Researchers at the University of Amherst have claimed that AI model training can produce over five times more carbon dioxide than a car does in a lifetime. | Continue reading
Facebook has launched a new app which will pay users to allow the social network to collect data on how people use their device and the apps downloaded to it. | Continue reading
GMB general secretary claims Amazon is taking the British public "for mugs" by landing lucrative government cloud contracts despite tax avoidance concerns. | Continue reading
Firms reportedly demand clarity on where the Government stands on the Chinese company’s equipment, amid concerns it could hit the 5G roll-out. | Continue reading
Cisco has released a series of software updates that will see AI and machine learning capabilities become more deeply embedded into the network. | Continue reading
More than a third of Europe’s fastest-growing tech companies are now based in Britain, following $35 billion of investment between 2013 and 2018. | Continue reading
Most citizens would prefer UK-based and regulated universities and companies to handle and process unidentifiable patient data. | Continue reading
Mobile network Three has confirmed it will launch its 5G network in August and plans to reach 25 UK towns and cities before the end of 2019. | Continue reading
Decentralised, hyper-local data centres at the edge are bringing processing closer to the gamers themselves, eliminating the lag that plagued early efforts. | Continue reading
Google’s cloud gaming platform Stadia will be available from November with well-known titles such as Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint at launch, the tech giant has announced. | Continue reading
The business analytics company, that arrived on the scene seven years ago, helps customers visualize and understand their data. | Continue reading
The deal was signed in Moscow, as Chinese President Xi Jinping and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin looked on. | Continue reading
Initiatives and board-level discussions are important. But for more tangible change to happen, a shift needs to occur before people enter the workplace. | Continue reading
Microsoft and Oracle have announced a new partnership that will see Azure and Oracle Cloud interconnect, enabling users to migrate data and workloads between the two. | Continue reading
Blockchain is not a magic bullet for dodgy data, and the sooner we get that straight the sooner the technology's actual benefits will be felt. | Continue reading
Poor data management is costing the typical company $20 million (£15.7 million) a year, according to research from cloud backup company Veeam. | Continue reading
Scientists have discovered a vulnerability in FPGAs that might serve as a gateway for hackers to attack cloud services and IoT devices. | Continue reading
90% of enterprise blockchain implementations will have to be swapped out by 2021 if they are to remain competitive, secure and avoid obsolescence. | Continue reading
Hardware vendor lock-in must be avoided by any organisation seriously considering digital transformation as the means to achieving business goals. | Continue reading
Sony's new IoT chip can handle transmissions over a 60 mile range while travelling at speeds of 60mph, opening up a new range of applications. | Continue reading
A temporary ban on Huawei researchers editing and reviewing scientific papers has been lifted by one of the world’s biggest engineering bodies. | Continue reading
Google has resolved a cloud outage that sent a large portion of Google services offline and disrupted several popular apps dependent on them. | Continue reading
The overwhelming majority of IoT device makers fear the products they're making are vulnerable to threats, according to a new survey. | Continue reading
Data analytics might not seem like a natural aid in the war against malaria, but the Visualize No Malaria (VNM) relies on data-driven insights. | Continue reading
Ruling involves an investor lawsuit seeking company records to investigate potential wrongdoing and mismanagement by Facebook directors. | Continue reading
The major cloud providers have stepped up their dominance of European colocation, according to new research from CBRE. | Continue reading
Tech giants including Apple, Google and WhatsApp have urged GCHQ to abandon a proposal that would allow it to eavesdrop on encrypted chat conversations. | Continue reading
EE is set to make its 5G network available to the public today, marking the start of a new era in the UK’s mobile capabilities. | Continue reading
Improvements in energy efficiency have flattened out or even deteriorated slightly in the past two years, with the average PUE now standing at 1.67. | Continue reading
Salesforce has launched a blockchain platform that it said will "extend" CRM by enabling organisations to build trusted networks of partners. | Continue reading
VPNs don’t meet any of today’s modern infrastructure and application requirements, says Galeal Zino, CEO at NetFoundry. | Continue reading
Huawei has filed a motion in a US court challenging the constitutionality of a law that limits its sales of telecoms equipment. | Continue reading
Mainframers need better tools, training and education, writes Ray Overby, co-founder and president of Key Resources. | Continue reading
Nvidia has announced EGX, a new accelerated computing platform for deploying AI at the edge of the network. | Continue reading
The smaller scale and larger number of edge data centres increasingly being deployed around the world will bring significant challenges. | Continue reading
The Alphabet subsidiary is the latest tech giant to be caught neglecting basic cyber security standards. | Continue reading
The UK-based company said it was ‘complying with all of the latest regulations set forth by the US government’. | Continue reading
At KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Barcelona, Google announced that it will offer three release channels for Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). | Continue reading
19.4 percent of Docker store's top 1,000 containers have no root password, potentially exposing systems to attacks under certain conditions. | Continue reading
Hybrid cloud is currently the most popular enterprise architecture around. That’s good news for security and good news for the bottom line. | Continue reading
According to Bloomberg, semiconductor companies Intel, Qualcomm, Xilinx and Broadcom have halted supply to Huawei indefinitely. | Continue reading
The researchers programmed 16 miniature robotic cars to drive around a two-lane track to observe how the traffic flow changed when one of the cars stopped. | Continue reading
Huawei users have been warned they will be “significantly impacted” by Google restricting the Chinese firm’s access to its Android software. | Continue reading
Microsoft and Sony have agreed a deal to work together on video games streaming services, despite the two companies being bitter rivals in the industry. | Continue reading
The new service will compete with popular database systems provided by IT's old-guard, including IBM, Oracle and Microsoft. | Continue reading
In order to develop better AI technologies, we first need to understand what “intelligence is” say Dagmar Monett and Colin W.P Lewis of AGI Sentinel Initiative. | Continue reading
More than 20 experts from across industry, academia and the public sector will look at how to boost AI’s positive impact on the economy. | Continue reading