
Emma Woollacott
Emma Woollacott is a freelance journalist writing for publications including the BBC, Private Eye, Forbes, Raconteur and specialist technology titles.
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Amazon's RTO mandate just hit a major roadblock
News The company has told staff in several locations that it won't have room for them all in time
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More women are opting for computing degrees, but BCS warns there’s still a long way to go
News Figures show the gap in numbers between men and women is narrowing
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GPU cloud startup Vultr secures AMD backing in $333 million investment round
News The firm plans to use the cash to expand AI infrastructure and cloud computing globally
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Nearly all of the top US banks were impacted by third party breaches last year
News Third party data breaches continue to plague organizations despite globally
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The data analytics market is booming – here's why
News Prescriptive analytics and a rise in AI-native vendors look set to fuel major growth over the next five years
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Content creators wary of UK's AI copyright consultation
News Balancing the interests of content creators and AI firms is a tricky business
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Machine identity attacks will be top of mind for security leaders in 2025
News Security leaders say access tokens and service accounts represent an increasing risk
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‘SaaS dependency’ is becoming a major issue for tech leaders
News The survey highlighted issues around maintenance, innovation, and data
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Security researchers set up an API honeypot to dupe hackers – and the results were startling
News A mock API attracted hackers immediately, with attacks coming from all over the world
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Nokia hails success of Europe’s first commercial 5G cloud RAN deployment
News Elise says its 5G cloud network puts it in a strong position during a move towards 6G
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Firms still slacking on gender diversity
News Male IT leaders remain complacent about gender diversity despite widespread skills shortages
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Threat of personal liability has CISOs sweating
News With increased scrutiny, boards need to ramp up support for CISOs
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Europol just took down 27 DDoS-for-hire sites
News The festive period period usually sees a big bump in DDoS attacks - but this year may be a little safer
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Apple has invested £18 billion in the UK since 2019
News Apple has invested upwards on £18 billion in the UK and doubled its engineering headcount since 2019.
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UK banks weathered the storm of cyber threats in 2024 – here’s why
News New FCA rules appear to be working, as the number of cyber attacks on regulated financial institutions falls
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Nearly half of workers admit to using shadow AI
News While enterprises are ramping up the use of AI tools, employees are opting for their own solutions
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Kyndryl and Nokia extend partnership to drive data center networking gains
News The companies plan to offer more data center networking options aimed at enterprise customers
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Termite ransomware gang claims responsibility for Blue Yonder cyber attack
News As Blue Yonder works to help customers recover, new ransomware gang Termite says it has stolen 680GB of data
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Sharp continues European IT services push with latest acquisition
News Apsia will boost Sharp's expertise as it works to expand its European business
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Meta just unveiled plans to spend $10 billion on its largest-ever data center
News The Louisiana facility will be optimized for AI workloads
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First of its kind four-day week trial shows huge physical and mental health benefits
News Workers on a four-day week were less stressed and exhausted, and productivity remained the same
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US energy contractor ENGlobal reveals ransomware attack
News The federal supplier said access to its IT systems was limited as it works to recover
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Microsoft hit with £1 billion lawsuit over competition claims
News Customers using rival cloud services are paying too much for Windows Server, the complaint alleges
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BT orders staff back into the office
News CEO Allison Kirkby has told workers that guidance is now a hard rule and that they will be clocked in and out
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