To celebrate the forthcoming 50th anniversary of the first issue of Computer Weekly, we launch a major editorial programme on British IT history

External and internal documents suggest Australia’s national broadband network (NBN) roll-out is likely to waste A$29bn

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Why is identity and access management is taking centre stage in companies’ access policies

More than a quarter of IT decision makers at UK organisations admit they need to do more to protect data, a survey reveals

We examine how the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s became an age of great innovation for the British computer industry

Launched in 1966 as part of a modernising wave to change British society, Computer Weekly battled for the nation’s industry against the US, and saw IT as an entry ticket to the Common Market

RBS announces job cuts as it invests in automated services designed to give online financial advice

Quanttus spent several years trying to track blood pressure at the wrist, but doing so appears to be even more difficult than the company thought.

The ability to sift through that data and spot trends and emerging threats is becoming a useful and important tool for security professionals, according to TechUK’s Talal Rajab