
Emma Woollacott
Emma Woollacott is a freelance journalist writing for publications including the BBC, Private Eye, Forbes, Raconteur and specialist technology titles.
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Apple has invested £18 billion in the UK since 2019
News Apple has invested upwards on £18 billion in the UK and doubled its engineering headcount since 2019.
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UK banks weathered the storm of cyber threats in 2024 – here’s why
News New FCA rules appear to be working, as the number of cyber attacks on regulated financial institutions falls
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Nearly half of workers admit to using shadow AI
News While enterprises are ramping up the use of AI tools, employees are opting for their own solutions
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Kyndryl and Nokia extend partnership to drive data center networking gains
News The companies plan to offer more data center networking options aimed at enterprise customers
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Termite ransomware gang claims responsibility for Blue Yonder cyber attack
News As Blue Yonder works to help customers recover, new ransomware gang Termite says it has stolen 680GB of data
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Sharp continues European IT services push with latest acquisition
News Apsia will boost Sharp's expertise as it works to expand its European business
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Meta just unveiled plans to spend $10 billion on its largest-ever data center
News The Louisiana facility will be optimized for AI workloads
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First of its kind four-day week trial shows huge physical and mental health benefits
News Workers on a four-day week were less stressed and exhausted, and productivity remained the same
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US energy contractor ENGlobal reveals ransomware attack
News The federal supplier said access to its IT systems was limited as it works to recover
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Microsoft hit with £1 billion lawsuit over competition claims
News Customers using rival cloud services are paying too much for Windows Server, the complaint alleges
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BT orders staff back into the office
News CEO Allison Kirkby has told workers that guidance is now a hard rule and that they will be clocked in and out
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UK underestimates threat from hostile states
News Richard Horne highlights the risks posed by foreign states and urges organizations to implement NCSC advice
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Westcon-Comstor bags major European distribution deal with AWS
News The company plans to launch a dedicated European AWS cloud business unit
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AWS opens physical sites for fast data uploads
News Amazon Web Service (AWS) has launched a new Data Transfer Terminal service to allow customers to upload data to the cloud from a physical site.
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Latos plans 40 new data centers in the UK
News The company says it will open both hyperscale and edge facilities, with construction already underway in Cardiff
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Small language models set for take-off next year
News With lower costs, energy use, and a simpler compliance process, enterprises are warming to small language models
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Google just opened a new London AI campus
News The campus will see students working on real-world projects with 'cutting-edge- resources and mentoring
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IT workers have become the cool kids on the block since the rise of AI
News Budgets are increasing and IT leaders are gaining greater power within organizations
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Major incident declared as Merseyside hospitals hit by cyber attack
News The incident, which has led to cancelled appointments, is just the latest in a series of attacks on healthcare organizations
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Everything you need to know about the Microsoft outage
News After a day of chaos, the worst of the Microsoft outage appears to have passed, but some problems still remain
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Workers are faking productivity levels, and it’s hitting businesses hard
News Staff are busying themselves with meaningless tasks rather than getting on with the job in hand
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French government plots new bid for Atos business unit
News The deal could amount to €625 million and keep the company's critical technologies on home turf
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Slow websites cost businesses thousands per year
News Business owners tell Liquid Web they're losing traffic because of poor website performance with one in ten saying their bounce rates were over 50%
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Firms warned to beware of fake IT workers
News SentinelLabs has uncovered a network of front companies supplying North Korean remote workers under false identities
By Emma Woollacott Published
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