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There are numerous approaches to in-house development; we explore one that focuses squarely on efficiency

Tech leaders share their words of wisdom on breaking into the tech industry

Why do fears about the Chinese government using 5G networks for espionage mean I can’t have Google apps?

How the COVID crisis could lead to a startup boom

The current pandemic and the UK’s impending departure from the EU could have grave consequences for corporate travel

As enforcement begins, we examine the groundbreaking new data law that's often referred to as "America's GDPR"

How the cloud is helping organisations navigate disruption

The sixth issue of IT Pro 20/20 looks at the state of cyber security in 2020 and beyond

Want to stay secure? Here's the best business-class protection around

The definitive guide to connecting one, two or more monitors to your laptop

The best projects to try with the Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi Zero

As distributed ledger technologies, AI, extended reality and quantum computing expand, how will we regulate these technologies?

Our fortysomething writer rekindles his childhood passion for coding – but can he teach himself Python from scratch?

As we look back at our first-ever conference, what have we learned?

You have a lot of data, but how do you find the right data to make a business decision?

Networking, jetlag and baked goods make way for more insightful conversations

What is confidential computing, and how can it help protect organisations?

Proponents say they’re a gateway to reopening the country post-lockdown, but could they be a Pandora’s box of sensitive data?

Creating systems capable of meaningful conversation is one of the hardest tasks facing AI researchers

If you want to upgrade memory, you need to know what you already have...

IT has increasingly been seen as adding value to business, but the 2020 economic crisis could force IT leaders back into damage limitation mode

Our helpful guide to getting past the awkward problem of forgetting your phone's passcode

We explain what Bring Your Own Device means and how to implement a successful company strategy