TECHNOLOGY POWERING BUSINESS
As businesses continue to transform, what has this meant for the development of the CTO? Tasked with managing new working practices, digital systems, and the tech stack of their enterprises, do companies need a new kind of CTO to help ...
Furious CIA officials in 2017 reportedly considered abducting and even assassinating WikiLeaks founder, Julian Assange, over Vault 7 leak
Intel breaks ground on two chip fabrication plants in Arizona as part of IDM 2.0 turnaround strategy to manufacture semiconductors for outside companies
Tesla chief executive Elon Musk sees chip constraints ending next year, as IDC projects 'normalisation' by mid-2022 – but others are less optimistic
With supply chains being massively disrupted as the pandemic took hold, what does a post-pandemic supply chain look like? How can businesses transform their partnerships to create new supply chain relationships that use technology to k ...
Hundreds of job losses are on the cards at Vauxhall's home town of Luton, due to knock-on affects of the chip shortage and pandemic
US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo makes clear the Biden administration will take further action against Huawei - if necessary
A decade late and the end for lightning cables? Apple will be forced to install USB-C ports on all its devices sold in the EC
Big names within the tech and car industry are to virtually attend a White House meeting to discuss the ongoing chip shortage
Only a decade late? European Commission on Thursday will reportedly present its proposed legislation for a common phone charger
World's biggest lorry maker Daimler Truck says chip shortage has 'intensified' in past few weeks meaning further slowdown of production
British inventor of the ZX Spectrum, which transformed home computing in the early 1980s for millions, dies at the age of 81
European Commission announces plan to create a state-of-the-art European chip ecosystem, including semiconductor production
Discovery of 'zero-click' spyware allegedly from NSO Group, sees Apple issuing emergency update to iPhone, iPad and Mac users
The workplace has changed. Post-pandemic, what will work look like? As enterprises look past the pandemic to reshape their workforces, Will hybrid working become the norm?
Engineers at Facebook are reportedly developing a machine learning chip, as part of its internal chip development program
Software giant is the latest tech giant to respond to ongoing infections, saying it will indefinitely postpone staff return to US offices
But 134,000 properties in the United Kingdom are still unable to get a decent broadband connectivity, Ofcom's latest research shows
CEO Pat Gelsinger says Intel could invest as much as 80 billion euros ($95bn or £69bn) in Europe to expand chip production
City of Taylor in Texas offers Samsung huge tax breaks in order to convince it to build a $17 billion Samsung chip factory there
Information Commissioner is urging G7 data protection authorities to tackle the scourge of modern day browsing....cookie pop-ups
In this week’s podcast, we focus on the recently published report from Thomas International: ‘Mind the trust gap.' The majority (85%) of UK businesses need to critically improve the quality of their recruitment processes; with 77% sayi ...
Fresh concession from Apple for “reader” apps, but Netflix says it doesn't go far enough and Spotify CEO says Apple is just trying to 'divide and conquer'
Two Apple staff members in the US file separate complaints that are now being reviewed by officials at a US national labour agency
As COP26 in Glasgow approaches, how can technology help in the fight to reverse or at least reduce the long-term impact of climate change? Clean tech and environment tech companies have a myriad of approaches. Can your business impact ...
Head of Vauxhall Motors warns problems for the car industry caused by ongoing chip shortage is not likely to improve this year
The App Store commission that Apple and Google imposes for in-app purchases is to be banned in South Korea after Parliamentary vote
Draconian move? Children in China now only allowed to play video games between 8 and 9pm on Friday, weekends and public holidays
A number of Stellantis car factories in Europe are extending their production shutdowns because of the ongoing chip shortage
CEO Tim Cook is awarded more than three quarters of a billion dollars in Apple shares after ten years in charge of the iPhone giant