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Thailand’s Krungsri Bank has been harnessing open application programming interfaces (APIs) to enable its partners to build new services in a strategy that has won over customers from rival banks.

Former subpostmasters convicted of crimes based on data from error prone Post Office computer system continue to embark on appeals

In this episode, Clare McDonald and Brian McKenna are joined by Ryan Priest to discuss IT’s role in combating climate change, on the eve of COP26, as well as YouTube’s temporary expulsion of Novara Media from its platform.

Former Fujitsu staff who gave evidence in subpostmaster trials have been questioned by police for a second time.

A legal case against five major US technology companies accused of knowingly benefiting from human rights abuses in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been dismissed, but victims plan to appeal.

Digital secretary commits to establishing ongoing oversight of the Online Safety Bill and its implementation, and suggests the grace period on criminal liability for tech company execs should be shortened from two years to a maximum of six months once it’s enacted.

Women are CEOs at less than 6% of global financial technology firms and even fewer hold top tech jobs.

IXsystems TrueNAS can be a fraction of the cost of competitors and with a revamped OS it can be built into clusters that can run virtual machines and containers.

There is a growing need for datacentres to adapt to modern demands. In this 19-page buyers guide, Computer Weekly looks at the new ideas coming from IT leaders looking to revamp datacentres, the importance of water usage in sustainability plans and the role uninterruptible power supplies have to play in decarbonisation.

The pandemic has brought on changes to how organisations and their customers interact. In this 15-page buyers guide, Computer Weekly looks at why firms need to adapt, what customer and employee experience has in common and what companies are doing to update the digital customer experience.