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Greece to Introduce New AI Tourism App - GreekReporter.com - Vimarsana News

Greece to Introduce New AI Tourism App - GreekReporter.com

Greece is set to introduce a new artificial intelligence (AI) app to enhance the tourist experience in the country.

Computer Weekly – 28 May 2024: Digital border problems are stacking up - Vimarsana News

Computer Weekly – 28 May 2024: Digital border problems are stacking up

In this week's Computer Weekly, we examine the government's post-Brexit plans for digital borders as problems begin to emerge. We find out about AI PCs and ask whether they will make any difference for enterprise IT. And we talk to Red Hat CEO Matt Hicks about the open source opportunities from AI. Read the issue now.

Post Office scandal: Met Police investigation set to go national - Vimarsana News

Post Office scandal: Met Police investigation set to go national

The Metropolitan Police has confirmed it is setting up a national investigation into the Post Office scandal, although it could take at least two years before any individuals will be charged.

Who is Paula Vennells amid Post Office Horizon scandal? - Vimarsana News

Who is Paula Vennells amid Post Office Horizon scandal?

Paula Vennells was criticised for her tenure as CEO of the Post Office amid the Horizon scandal

Government appoints investigators to analyse Post Office Capture software used before Horizon - Vimarsana News

Government appoints investigators to analyse Post Office Capture software used before Horizon

The Capture system was a PC-based application developed by the Post Office and uploaded onto a personal computer by subpostmasters to carry out their accounts. The software - referred to by some users as a “glorified spreadsheet” - was a standalone system, unlike Horizon which is a complex, networked system connected to centralised services.