The UK government has unveiled a £121 million investment package for quantum technology to tackle fraud, prevent money laundering and drive economic growth over the next 12 months.

OpenAI is building its own social network, marking a bold step into a space long dominated by giants like Meta and X. While ...

Despite warnings that health data could be misused by Beijing, Chinese researchers will be granted access to half a million ...

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The public sector has long been an IT behemoth, but that inertia is down to a combination of a low risk appetite and complex ...

Google is facing a legal battle in the UK as a new class action lawsuit seeks up to £5 billion in damages over claims the ...

After being recalled several times due to privacy issues, Microsoft's controversial AI screenshotting tool, Recall, is making ...

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Four months after the Clop ransomware gang exploited a zero-day vulnerability in Cleo’s file transfer platform, Hertz has ...

Authentication is at the root of almost every type of cyberattack there is, but many of us remain blissfully overconfident ...

Donald Trump has announced exemptions for smartphones, computers and key electronic components from the latest round of ...

Alphabet and Nvidia have joined a group of prominent investors backing Safe Superintelligence (SSI), a high-profile AI ...