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Fujitsu to cut at least 100 more UK staff
Fujitsu has put nearly 500 UK employees on notice of possible redundancy, as it plans to cut more than…
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The UK’s ransomware payment ban is a strategic win
Back in January 2025 the UK government took an important step towards dismantling the ransomware economy by proposing a…
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Why the Middle East is winning the quantum race
The year 2025 has been declared the International Year of Quantum Science by the United Nations (UN). Meanwhile, while…
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Data, digital receipts and demanding customers
There’s an evolution in the receipts market in retail, with several brands making the switch from post-transaction paper to…
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Post Office will not compensate subpostmasters for IT outage
The Post Office has said it will not pay subpostmasters compensation to cover loss of business and costs as…
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Interview: Cambridge Consultants CEO Monty Barlow scans for tech surprises
As university towns, Cambridge and Oxford are oddly disconnected from the UK’s capital when compared with those in other…
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The rise (or not) of AI ethics officers
Four years after the World Economic Forum (WEF) called for chief artificial intelligence (AI) ethics officers, 79% of executives…
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SAP Q2 2025: 9% revenue growth to €9bn, with steady pace in cloud ERP
SAP has announced revenue of €9.027bn for the second quarter of 2025, up 9% year-on-year, and a gross profit…
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US seeks ‘unquestioned’ AI dominance
The United States government this week unveiled its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Plan, stating in no uncertain terms that…
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Scattered Spider victim Clorox sues helpdesk provider
IT services provider Cognizant is facing a multimillion-dollar lawsuit from one of its customers, which claims lax security procedures…
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