Back in 1966 when Computer Weekly was launched, banking technology was in its infancy. Book-keeping was being transferred from paper ledgers to early mainframes to reduce the manual work involved, but ...

Fire and police calls in the Northern California community of Suisun City were handled by Solerno County as the FBI ...

On 22 September 2026, Computer Weekly turns 60. To mark the milestone, we asked some of our friends - experts, parliamentarians, IT leaders and suppliers, as well as our journalists - for their ...

Chinese scientists have reported a series of advances in weather forecasting and drug discovery powered by quantum technology, highlighting how a field once regarded as a distant scientific ambition ...

A few years ago, Gil Durán felt he was working alone. Few people, he explains, would listen to his concerns about a rising tide of authoritarian sympathies shared by some of the tech industry’s most ...

Robert Metcalfe and Dave Boggs developed Ethernet at Xerox PARC in 1973. This technology solved the growing problem of ...

The U.S. National Science Foundation has granted a team of Virginia Tech (VT) researchers $20 million to create an artificial ...

Under the strategy, South Korea aims to ​commercialise a domestically developed SMR by 2035 and ‌begin construction of non-light-water SMRs in the 2030s, while also pursuing fusion-based electricity ...

If a computer wants to say “Hello, how are you?” it breaks each word into bits of sound called phonemes. Phonemes are the smallest building blocks of speech, such as the sound ...

AMD trades at a steeper valuation despite slower profit margins, while Arista's high customer concentration adds risk to its premium profitability.

Network infrastructure is virtually invisible, but it is critical for today’s teaching and learning environments.