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Astronomy and space aficionados are being targeted by cyber criminals exploiting some of the now-famous images captured by Nasa’s James Webb Space Telescope to distribute malware.

Much of the data on the internet ends up on US servers at some point, and that is not always compatible with the General Data Protection Regulation, says Norwegian data protection authority.

Mainstream quantum computing may be years away, but some companies are finding ways to pilot the technology now, to see if it can deliver tangible business benefits.

Businesses are facing new challenges to meet the expectations of customers and employees. In this 14-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at the benefits of the experience economy, the customer service implications of always-on mobile users and how digital platforms can engage customers across all channels.

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly circular economy series attributed to Sofia Voudouroglou of Teemill, an open access enterprise software platform that allows businesses to access ...

Research from analyst Gartner illustrates how geopolitics is influencing IT strategies.

We speak to the chief digital officer at BAE Systems’ Digital Intelligence business about the challenges of “digital” in high-trust organisations.

Each year, Computer Weekly announces the women who will be added to its Hall of Fame, a list of women recognised for their lifetime achievements in the technology sector.

In October 1945, Arthur C Clarke wrote a paper, published in Wireless World magazine in the UK, discussing a global communications network.

Businesses are facing new challenges to meet the expectations of customers and employees. In this 14-page buyers guide, Computer Weekly looks at the benefits of the experience economy, the customer service implications of always-on mobile users and how digital platforms can engage customers across all channels.