Analysis

The EU plans to launch its own satellite broadband service as the UK-backed system is grounded

Although DORA mostly affects the financial sector, these regulations - which aim to boost cyber resilience - will have huge knock-on effects on IT rol…

Networking giant flexes muscles at Las Vegas with slate of product launches as it insists recent troubles are in the rearview mirror - our Cisco Live …

The EU's decision to mandate USB-C across all electronics means Apple must either eat its words or anger its loyal customers once again

Tech giants must collaborate more with the wider industry, WithSecure’s CEO urges, as he lays bare European anxieties

A flatlining consultancy business means the F-Secure spin-off is up against the ropes before it's entered the ring

The 'great tech stock selloff' is well underway as investors get jittery over rising interest rates

Why the chip pioneer’s strategic pivot mirrors the shifting values of the IT industry as a whole

The most prolific cyber criminals of 2022 have largely evaded identification for months despite being anything but secretive in the way they work

Western nations have, once again, warned against using the Russian cyber security firm's products, but how reasonable are their claims?

Analyst suggests merger is likely following Three's failed attempt to acquire O2 in 2015

A recent White House gathering exposes divisions between the open source community and the private companies that exploit it

The former smartphone giant announces the end of an era by discontinuing iconic brand

Two of the biggest workspace collaboration players have finally decided what ‘the new normal’ means to them and their customers

The CRM giant looks to rewrite the rules of work while expanding cross-business collaboration

To achieve CX objectives in 2021, the right mix of technology and personnel must be in place

The firm has said it will only support tokens that work as a vehicle for spending, not investment

AWS boss will replace Jeff Bezos as CEO later in the year after almost two decades of cloud dominance

"Digital exclusion also exacerbates social exclusion", The Good Things Foundation has warned

After years of hesitancy, the foundation is ready to take the plunge

While the focus on cloud may sound like a revolution, the old regime remains

Left unresolved, cracks lead to disruption

That the proposals are logical - but unworkable - shows just how restrictive the environment is for developers and public health officials

From Google to Taiwan, organisations large and small are dropping the videoconferencing software