Aurrigo gets into gear for rural UK self-driving first
As part of a major new study led by the Centre for Connected and Autonomous Vehicles (CCAV) and insight and strategy specialist BritainThinks, Aurrigo has embarked on a four-day...
Tribunal rules in favour of HMRC as it pursues umbrella company for £11m in unpaid tax
The umbrella company community is facing renewed scrutiny over how some of its members operate, in the wake of news that one provider has been found to owe more...
High fossil fuel prices are good for the planet—here’s how to keep it that way
In the UK, it now costs more than 100 pounds to fill up a typical family car with petrol, and oil prices could rise even further. But are such high...
Comau, Ericsson, TIM test factory of the future through 5G network slicing
Aiming to realise the potential of Industry 4.0, Turin-based advanced industrial automation products and systems provider Comau has revealed three new applications demonstrating the advantages of 5G networks and...
Police linked to hacking campaign to frame Indian activists
Enlarge / Bike rally by police personnel during "We Make Pune City Safe" awareness campaign on October 3, 2017, in Pune, India. Police forces around the world have increasingly used...
Organisations struggle to support IT in a hybrid work model
Research from digital employee experience (DEX) provider 1E is said to have discovered a “pivotal” shift in the way organisations approach IT strategies, warning that IT workflows must evolve...
What the EU’s content-filtering rules could mean for UK tech
On 11 May 2022, the European Commission released a proposal for a regulation for laying down rules to prevent and combat child sexual abuse. The regulation would establish preventative...
Loan charge MPs want contractor adviser community to participate in latest call for evidence
A cross-party group of MPs are broadening their investigation into the impact the government’s controversial anti-disguised remuneration loan charge policy is having on the IT contractor community. Having invited...
Interpol arrests thousands in global cyber fraud crackdown
Some 2,000 cyber crime operatives, fraudsters and money launderers have been arrested, with 4,000 bank accounts frozen and $50m (£41.5m) of illicit funds seized in a two-month, worldwide operation...
Tsunami of junk traffic that broke DDoS records delivered by tiniest of botnets
Aurich Lawson | Getty Images A massive flood of malicious traffic that recently set a new distributed denial-of-service record came from an unlikely source. A botnet of just 5,000 devices...