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Car parks may soon become a go-to destination for charging your electric vehicle, collecting your Amazon packages and catching up with your emails. Trials starting this year will offer drivers office pods to work in while they charge their cars, pop-up shops, and office space for startup companies.

In this weeks Computer Weekly, with the UK government becoming the latest administration to ban TikTok, we ask whether the controversial social media app is really a security threat to enterprises. Read the issue now.

No single solution can increase diversity in the STEM sectors, says Science and Technology Committee, as it calls upon government to take action

The team talks about disclosure regarding diversity and inclusion programmes, datacentre heat reuse in swimming pools, and NetSuite supporting business transformation at Guinness World Records.

Nationwide Building Societies migration of its payments to a cloud based software platform is a "generational change".

One of the main topics of discussion at this year’s Everywoman in Tech Forum focused on authenticity, and how this helps managers to create the inclusive environments their tech teams need.

Ferrari's day-to-day operations have not been affected, but customers' emails, addresses, and phone numbers could be compromised

Ve been working in the computer security industry since the early 1990s, when I worked as a programmer, writing the first ever version of Dr Solomon'

In this weeks Computer Weekly, a leading AI expert explains the risks of an arms race in artificial intelligence caused by the domination of private sector providers. Our latest buyers guide examines ways to reduce ITs energy use. And we analyse the latest damning revelations from the Post Office scandal inquiry. Read the issue now.

Computer Weekly looks at the key benefits of SASE, how cloud security firm Zscaler aims to improve, the dangers of advanced persistent threat groups and why Australian businesses are waking up to the importance of security investment.