Outsourcing contracts worth billions of pounds come up for renewal over the next few years – but unprecedented industry change complicates the CIO’s decision

Changes to legislation mean IT suppliers can no longer switch off services when a customer in financial trouble is unable to pay

The discovery of briny water on the Martian surface has brought new optimism that life might exist on our neighboring planet. When NASA scientists announced that instruments on the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter sensed signs of liquid water seeping on the…

A report from wireless quality of service experts XCellAir uncovers swathes of spectrum that operators are wasting

The Netherlands needs to shake up its education system to attract more girls into IT, as only 10% of its IT workforce are women

Despite the consequences of cyber attacks on high-profile businesses such as Sony, relatively few organisations understand the scale of the threat they face

To truly change the world, Google’s new holding company will need something that has eluded many previous industrial labs: an effective commercialization strategy. One of the more interesting documents of the information age was posted on the Internet 11 years…

Each October, we’re reminded that securing cyberspace is a shared responsibility.

Researchers trained a computer to recognize the behavior that precedes a particular maneuver. An experimental new dashboard computer can not only keep track of your behavior behind the wheel, but even predict what you’re about to do next.

The Islamic State is an Internet phenomenon as much as a military one. Counteracting it will require better tactics on the battlefield of social media. The two men pecked out messages on opposite sides of the country. “Yes the Islamic…