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The Royal Mail’s former chief executive has cast doubt on a ex-Post Office’s boss’s claim that he did not know the organisation brought prosecutions against its own staff.

Misinformation, where it is generated by AI, poses an exponential threat due to the ease with which plausible false content can be created and spread.

A Post Office boss blamed cash shortfalls caused by computer glitches on branch managers "with their hand in the till". An email written by Al...

A Post Office boss blamed cash shortfalls caused by computer glitches on branch managers with their hand in the till.

Former boss reacted to Computer Weekly expose by telling a colleague that his feeling was subpostmasters were blaming technology for their own theft

Former sub-postmaster says he won’t allow ‘the people who make decisions and ruin numerous lives walk away scot-free’

Fujitsu’s first government contract of the year could be just a stay of execution as government emphases that all replacement options being considered.

The UK government’s G-Cloud procurement framework emerged in Spring 2012 to provide public sector buyers with a faster, easier and more transparent means of acquiring IT services, with a focus on helping SMEs win more government business. How has it fared in achieving its aims? Computer Weekly takes a look.

In this weeks Computer Weekly, VMware users are facing licence fee increases after the acquisition by Broadcom, with education bodies worst hit – we talk to unhappy customers. Read the issue now.

An emerging approach to quantum security dubbed blind quantum computing may one day help spur mass adoption of quantum computing safely and securely, using technology that is already available today