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The insurer and Auto Windscreens owner is using cloud-based virtual desktops to ease acquisitions and support home working during the pandemic – and its IT chief has a growing range of projects on the go.

As the Winter Olympics in Beijing draw to a close, the organisers lift the lid on the role Alibaba’s cloud technology has played in broadcasting the event to audiences across the globe.

MPs have called for the government to urgently provide fair compensation to a group of victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal who have so far been left out of compensation schemes.

The project aims to make it easier to respond to changes in the labour market

MPs say sub-postmasters are entitled to far more than the £20,000 court win

Steve Williams is applying decades of CIO experience to the advice he gives businesses during major mergers and acquisition.

Hybrid cloud storage has the potential to revolutionise a company’s processes. In this 16-page buyer’s guide, Computer Weekly looks at the key drivers of cloud repatriation, assesses the areas of post-pandemic and post-Brexit cloud storage compliance to watch out for, and explores the main pros and cons of the hybrid cloud model, as well as hearing from Ocado Technology’s chief technology officer, James Donkin, about the importance of processing data on-premise or at the edge

Hybrid cloud storage has the potential to revolutionise a companys processes. Download our exclusive 16-page buyers guide and learn more about the key drivers of cloud repatriation, the areas of post-pandemic and post-Brexit cloud storage compliance to watch out for, main pros and cons of the hybrid cloud model and much more.

In this weeks Computer Weekly, we talk to the space experts tracking orbital debris using graph database technology. We meet the startups taking very different approaches in trying to develop commercial quantum computers. And we ask why its so difficult to build a data science team and how to overcome the challenges. Read the issue now.

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