Overcome any difficulties at the root cause

The public sector needs to move on from legacy IT

This year's Budget, analysed

Thanks to an industry effort, the UK Government's March 2021 Budget did not require data centers to flush

It's a big political change, but tech carries on

How the British Army's land forces communicate effectively in all situations

Meeting the communications demands of modern land forces

This year will see expansion and new availability zones, as HPC increases and GPUs keep growing

The UK's Covid-19 test and trace system came unstuck when it used Excel. Here's what we need to learn

Will Brexit lead to huge queues of trucks? That could depend on the IT

As the pandemic empties offices, on-premise IT has become a risk

A better approach to development might cut the list of embarassing failures

The data center sector is prepared - it needs to be sure of government support

More must be done, and it could mean mandatory compliance with the EU Code of Conduct

With Google moving the privacy protections of its UK users to its US entity, here are the privacy regulations behind the story and what businesses need to know

Despite doubts about the UK government's approach, the tech industry is positive about its prospects

Predictions for the year ahead

Lessons from the UK's NHS on staying alive

Depending on the election results, the UK could face anything from a hard Brexit to complete revocation.

Finding staff, developing them, and keeping them. That's quite a challenge

Market players must be ready to re-adjust ahead of new legislation

What we are seeing is that the age-old problem of data silos and legacy infrastructure is likely to take the issue in any business to a whole new dimension with workloads moving to the cloud

In today’s post-Extinction Rebellion world it’s simply no longer tenable for organizations to knowingly operate data centers that are inefficient and wasteful of energy

ISO 27018 provides a practical base from which to start creating confidence that cloud industry players are dealing with personal data properly, paving the way for more clarity on legislation and regulation

Although GDPR is a concern for some, these larger fears such as security concerns and fear of data breaches can actually be remedied by the regulation itself

Irrespective of Brexit, the UK will continue to be a huge market for investment

When 4G arrived it was billed as a great consumer technology, whereas the benefits of 5G will be felt by businesses

Is bigger really better?