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The Post Office hasn’t even contacted Capture Software users brought to its attention, but the CEO claimed, under oath, that the organisation has been working hard on the cases for five weeks.

Datacentre startup Deep Green confirms long-standing client Dirty Looks has committed to moving all of its workloads to its heat-reusing server farm, located in a leisure centre in Devon.

TeamViewer CEO Oliver Steil outlines the company’s efforts to build on its remote connectivity and control capabilities to support emerging use cases like smart factories

CCS’s commitment to helping SMEs win more government cloud deals is being called into question again, following news that it is planning to up the insurance cover required by G-Cloud 14 suppliers by £20m.

The MP has signed a letter calling for the government to reconsider recently changed laws making it harder for women to be angel investors

Former Post Office chair’s row with the government and Post Office cannot be allowed to deflect attention away from achieving justice and recompense for former subpostmasters.

The University of Canberra is scoping a new project to determine data, integration and multicloud strategies to support its long-term digital roadmap

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has raised red flags over how HMRC is policing the IR35 rules out of concern its actions might be putting public and private sector organisations off hiring contractors

An updated version of the ALPHV/BlackCat ransomware has been spotted in the wild amid a series of attacks on American healthcare providers, prompting a new alert from the authorities

PepsiCo’s European CIO Nigel Richardson says the European business remains on a long-term transformation journey. While the almost constant emergence of new technologies means delivering digital transformation remains a work in progress, he wants to help the global IT organisation move towards its desired destination during the next two years.