James O'Malley

Analysis Elon Musk says he owns it – but Twitter’s terms and conditions suggest otherwise

Case study Authorities hope the first-of-its-kind competition could bring benefits to the cyber sector

In-depth From 2035, time will begin to fall out of sync with reality but, on the plus side, it’ll be much easier to run data centers

In-Depth Replicating a model such as that in Estonia might bring significant economic benefits, but trust issues persist

Analysis As rivals fall by the wayside, Apple could define a sector once more with its Vision Pro mixed reality headset

In-depth If you’re thinking about leaving Elon Musk’s Twitter for Mastodon, there are several privacy-related issues to bear in mind

In-depth With China and the West at loggerheads over semiconductors, how will this conflict reshape the tech supply chain?

Analysis Fears begin to mount over whether the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) will backfire

Case Studies The Raspberry Pi chief reveals how the organisation overcame component shortages during the COVID-19 years

Case Studies The company’s ‘blood flow’ breakthrough could banish deepfakes to history

Case Studies How do you transmit high-resolution images of exoplanets when your internet connection is only 80kBits/sec?

Analysis Serious minds are starting to buy into the notion that AI is a bigger threat to humanity than asteroids, pandemics and nuclear war combined

In-depth Developers love the simplicity of Electron, and it could lead to major savings, but many urge caution over the potential security risks to users

Analysis Sales slump as the market decides “no one wants a gorilla with a hat on”, but the downturn might give rise to a much brighter future for NFTs

Analysis Video calls between leading politicians and the deepfaked mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, will raise new trust issues

Case Studies Volunteers among the 3D printing community are helping to supply thousands of vital tourniquets to the Ukrainian conflict

Analysis Although augmented reality glasses were roundly rejected years ago, attitudes might now be changing

Analysis Right-to-repair activist claims Apple’s new iPhone self-repair programme falls well short of the mark

Analysis A developer’s protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine may have much wider ramifications

In-depth As mobile networks complain of crippling 5G costs, will fewer networks mean higher prices?

Analysis The EU plans to launch its own satellite broadband service as the UK-backed system is grounded

In-depth We explore the inner workings of the Swift network that controls world banking

Case Studies The delicate task of putting a nation back online after a volcanic eruption tore through its networking infrastructure

In-depth With tech remaining in short supply, we explore whether the industry can get supply chains up and running any time soon

In-depth The third generation of the web promises to put us in control of our data – but not everybody is convinced