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The September breach has made it to the dark web and investigators are analyzing the nature of the leaked files.

The UK needs compute sovereignty, not just AI partnerships, to build competitive companies.

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"Extensive profile information" was taken from Harvard accounts, the University reveals.

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Meta VR Glasses are shaping up to be the mixed-reality wearables we wanted all along, and my test drive made me a believer.

Tiny Corp's new $30,000 tinybox swaps DRAM for sixteen SSDs to run a 2.8-trillion-parameter model at home.

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The SteelSeries Rival Pro Mini offers flagship performance in a compact form, and has all of the features a competitive gamer could want — but it comes at quite the price.

Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War 4 creative director Jan Theysen has revealed that the game's advanced animation system initially sounded impossible.

Are the new taskbar repositioning controls a drag? No, they aren't — dragging is off the table — and that's why some power-users have a problem.

US data centre expansion could increase emissions as gas turbines meet rising demand and renewable generation struggles to keep pace.

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The Pentagon has cleared Australia's Cerberus MI, a reusable shotgun-armed drone developed by Skyborne Technologies, for American government procurement.

Hundreds of online poker players may have lost millions after malware allegedly gave a hacker access to their computer screens during games.

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SpaceX reportedly wants to purchase 418 homes near its Mississippi AI facilities, with homeowners facing conditions linked to an ongoing turbine noise lawsuit.

Foxconn aims to capture half the global AI server market while expanding American manufacturing and increasing investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure.

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New Surfshark research shows global data breaches rose 13% in Q3 2026, with UK leaks more than doubling and Ukraine climbing to 6th place worldwide.

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More than 40 voting initiatives yielded almost nothing but resistance to data-center projects.

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By impersonating help desk personnel, hackers were able to infiltrate corporate systems.

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A fake job interview scam helped hackers get their hands into Binance’s systems.

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Phone-maker Honor partners with the iconic cinema camera maker ARRI to enhance the look and color of videos recorded on its Magic 9 Pro Max.

Experts weigh in on the promises and pitfalls of Google’s new policy, which leaves schools unable to use Search unless they opt into its AI tools.

As part of the company’s post-midterms marketing campaign, data centers could be called “AI compute campuses.”

Fans of the Roku aquarium will need to find a new way to just keep swimming.

SailPoint research has found 89% of EMEA enterprises deploy AI agents, but 99% lack the identity security tools to govern them

Venture capital for artificial intelligence firms in IT infrastructure and hosting rose from $54.5bn to $123.9bn, while the OECD says compute now shapes which countries can build advanced AI

The outsourcer is the only UK-headquartered tech firm among the government’s strategic suppliers, as Capgemini leads 2025/26 spending at £940m of a total £5.48bn

Card giant is offering free cyber security training to millions of SMEs in the UK through its SME Academy

Hypervisor abstraction and market-based accounting conceal cloud emissions. Operational sustainability requires raw telemetry, real-time grid data, and hardware lifecycle tracking

The UK government has responded to a consultation on a new legal framework for police use of biometrics, but has not committed to specific safeguards while continuing to ramp up facial recognition deployments

The growing use of connected stadium infrastructure, digital fan platforms and AI agents is increasing the attack surface for sports organisations, raising concerns over insider threats, data protection and security governance

Official figures put datacentre electricity use at 4.46TWh in 2024 – 1.8% of the grid and up 41% since 2020, with the load stacking up in Slough and the M4 corridor

Committee of MPs launches inquiry into Capita’s civil service pension scheme takeover

TSB data shows that purchase fraud losses among its customers are up 4% this year

In October 2026, MI5 revealed it was spending more on countering state threats than it did during the Cold War. The Computer Weekly Security Think Tank explores the changing nature of state-backed cyber threats.

Almost £10m of funding is being made available to help qualifying SMEs achieve Cyber Essentials certification

Refrigerators at three meat processors in the UK were hit by cyber attacks amid warnings from the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre to protect internet-facing industrial devices

The Lyons Electronic Office (LEO) was the world’s first business computer and ran the world’s first automated business process

The government-backed project aims to make home buying and selling easier through digital technology

In a worst-case scenario, self-replicating artificial intelligence could launch cyber attacks at will against UK targets by 2028

A series of cyber attacks targeting supermarket cold chain equipment has highlighted a lack of attention paid to the resilience of operational technology

In October 2026, MI5 revealed it was spending more on countering state threats than it did during the Cold War. The Computer Weekly Security Think Tank explores the changing nature of state-backed cyber threats.

Yogesh Bhatt, a senior director analyst at Gartner discusses why run-time metrics linked to P&L are needed for AI cost control

‘Prove it before you approve it,’ say campaigners, as Wiltshire Council grants permission for Ark’s seventh Spring Park building before flood and drainage evidence is in place