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News
08 Oct 2026
Openreach eyes Ciena optical tech to expand wholesale connectivity
UK’s leading broadband provider deploys 3.2Tb of scalable capacity over diverse fibre to enable enhanced services for wholesale customers and bespoke network requirements Continue Reading
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News
08 Oct 2026
Public sector risk and double standards over occupied Palestine
The UK bans cloud and software for Russia, but sanctions illegal Israeli settlements only narrowly – while AWS, Google and Microsoft run the IT infrastructure for the occupation Continue Reading
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News
08 Oct 2026
Public sector risk and double standards over occupied Palestine
The UK bans cloud and software for Russia, but sanctions illegal Israeli settlements only narrowly – while AWS, Google and Microsoft run the IT infrastructure for the occupation Continue Reading
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Opinion
06 Oct 2026
Green IT: Taking responsibility for software’s physical footprint
Green IT must look beyond physical datacentres to software efficiency. Optimising code, data retention, and architecture reduces energy demand and hardware churn Continue Reading
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News
06 Oct 2026
Microsoft campus datacentre to rely on gas fuel cells until 2037
Plans show a 72MW datacentre proposed for Microsoft’s Thames Valley Park campus has just 1.8MW of grid power secured, so gas-fed fuel cells will power it until around 2037 Continue Reading
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News
06 Oct 2026
BT to acquire TalkTalk comms group
UK government creates conditions allowing country’s leading telco to rescue ailing independent broadband provider, but rivals have raised competition concerns Continue Reading
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Opinion
05 Oct 2026
Software architecture as the first line of climate defence
True digital sustainability requires addressing software waste. Refactoring bloated code cuts computational overhead, lowering enterprise energy consumption and hardware churn Continue Reading
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News
05 Oct 2026
UK signs innovation and tech deal with Taiwan
Agreement builds on existing collaboration between the UK and Taiwan, and aims to drive development in several areas, including semiconductors and standards around artificial intelligence Continue Reading
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Opinion
05 Oct 2026
It's time to rethink what we mean by a legacy datacentre
Rather than viewing older datacentres as obsolete legacy assets, smart operators are unlocking commercial value by upgrading existing sites for AI and higher density Continue Reading
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Opinion
05 Oct 2026
Why scarcity alone won't pay for Asia's AI infrastructure
Singtel, SK Telecom and China Telecom are each betting on a different kind of scarcity. The fibre boom is a reminder that scarcity attracts capital until it disappears Continue Reading
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News
04 Oct 2026
APAC has the datacentre demand, but turning plans into capacity is the hard part
Asia-Pacific now generates its own datacentre demand, but executives from AWS, Damac Digital and Delta Electronics say the real test is turning announced investments into working capacity Continue Reading
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News
01 Oct 2026
NetApp aims Novus storage at AI factory bottlenecks
NetApp Insight launches for new Novus storage that scales to 100TBps to keep AI factory GPUs fed, European data sovereignty controls and six months of free AI Data Engine Continue Reading
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Feature
30 Sep 2026
IT event dive: AI for its own sake at Tobacco Dock with Everpure
Inside a 200-year-old bonded tobacco warehouse, Everpure’s Accelerate London delegates wrestle with competition, orders from on high and AI for AI’s sake Continue Reading
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News
30 Sep 2026
‘Inherent sovereignty is a fallacy’ says Beyond.pl AI factory exec
Beyond.pl built central Europe’s first sovereign AI factory on Everpure and Nvidia kit – now its CEO argues the real issue is operational sovereignty, not where the box sits Continue Reading
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News
30 Sep 2026
Everpure survey: 88% of executives fear data sovereignty failures
An Everpure survey of 2,100 C-suite and IT leaders across eight countries finds 90% recognise the risk, yet 64% lack a formal strategy to close ‘the sovereignty gap’ Continue Reading
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Opinion
28 Sep 2026
The GPU mirage on a lazy Sunday afternoon
An attempt to spin up my own Whisper transcription server resulted in an afternoon of sold-out zones and vanishing GPUs – a worm's-eye view of the shortage the industry talks about Continue Reading
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News
24 Sep 2026
Sea doubles down on full-stack AI with Nvidia Vera Rubin
The Singapore-founded company, set to be Southeast Asia’s first enterprise to adopt Nvidia’s latest AI platform, runs its own datacentre infrastructure and models while equipping frontline teams with tools to build AI agents Continue Reading
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News
23 Sep 2026
DE-CIX launches neutral internet exchange in southern Austria
Southern Austria’s first neutral Internet Exchange based on edge containers designed to turn the state of Carinthia into a digital hub for the Alps-Adriatic region, backed by €5.7m state investment Continue Reading
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News
23 Sep 2026
Telxius plugs in 800G coherent optical tech to boost network capacity
Global connectivity provider evolves high-capacity international network with next-generation IP-over-DWDM technology to support growing cloud, AI and datacentre connectivity demands Continue Reading
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E-Zine
22 Sep 2026
Celebrating 60 years of Computer Weekly
Sixty years ago today, the first issue of Computer Weekly landed on IT managers’ desks across the UK. It’s been our privilege to document the incredible progress of UK IT ever since. In this special anniversary issue, leaders from across the sector reflect on their personal memories from six decades of innovation. Read the issue now. Continue Reading
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Feature
21 Sep 2026
Cloud sovereignty: Very complex and difficult to achieve
Achieving true digital sovereignty is immensely difficult as geopolitical tensions, complex global supply chains and “sovereignty-washing” complicate IT infrastructure security Continue Reading
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Feature
21 Sep 2026
Digital Realty: Aaron Binkley’s passion and progress in sustainability
From farm to tech: How Aaron Binkley bridged real estate and big tech to drive Digital Realty’s global sustainability strategy and massive renewable energy shift Continue Reading
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Opinion
21 Sep 2026
Will new grid rules put the future of UK datacentres at risk?
Ofgem's proposed commitment fees aim to clear grid-clogging data centres, but could the upfront costs deter viable projects and threaten the UK's AI ambitions? Continue Reading
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Opinion
21 Sep 2026
Can telcos beat neoclouds in the AI infrastructure race?
With more than $500bn in fresh capital heading for AI infrastructure, neoclouds, hyperscalers and telcos are each betting on a different bottleneck. The winners will be those that correctly identify what stays scarce Continue Reading
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Feature
18 Sep 2026
What a new ‘Nature’s Rights’ bill could mean for UK datacentres
A ‘Nature’s Rights’ bill introduced to Parliament by Green peer Natalie Bennett could change the UK’s approach to datacentre planning and construction Continue Reading
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News
18 Sep 2026
Data dive: London and M4 the datacentre hotspot, but not for long
A fresh count of the UK’s existing datacentres finds 1.6GW, mostly in London and the M4, while a projected 14.6GW heads north to get on the grid Continue Reading
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Opinion
18 Sep 2026
Nvidia Doesn't Sell Chips. It Sells a Flywheel
Nvidia's greatest invention maybe building a business that continuously manufactures demand for its own products Continue Reading
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News
18 Sep 2026
XRHealth prescribes augmented reality glasses for real-time telehealth
Augmented reality platform designed to enable clinicians to connect live with patients, see what patients see, and provide guidance while patients remain present in their real-world environment Continue Reading
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News
17 Sep 2026
MSPs reject datacentre moratorium but pause planning decisions
Government pledges planning guidance by Christmas and environmental impact assessments for schemes of more than 50MW, with Scotland’s committed pipeline at 14 schemes and 2.4GW Continue Reading
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News
15 Sep 2026
Cisco, Kets tech to integrate quantum-safe networks
Collaboration aims to demonstrate how quantum-safe security can be introduced into existing enterprise networks without requiring overhaul of existing infrastructure Continue Reading
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News
15 Sep 2026
UK Atomic Energy Authority readies US artificial intelligence collaboration
The UKAEA plans to work with the US Department of Energy to combine supercomputing power for nuclear fusion research Continue Reading
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News
15 Sep 2026
Nokia looks to gain AI edge for more resilient field operations
Comms tech provider releases platform designed to offer edge computing and operational AI in a single field-deployable system, initially for mining, public safety and defence Continue Reading
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Opinion
15 Sep 2026
Transformers: More than meets the eye in datacentre grid connection
As hyperscale AI data centres scale up to handle intense workloads, advanced super-grid transformers are emerging as the hidden linchpin for resilient, sustainable capacity Continue Reading
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E-Zine
15 Sep 2026
How to survive and thrive as a modern CIO
In this week’s Computer Weekly, we examine the growing complexity of the CIO role – and talk to leading IT chiefs about their tips for success. Amid all the fuss and investment around AI datacentres – is there a better, cheaper way than the billions being spent on GPUs? And Microsoft’s customer security chief talks about making her mark in the cyber security arena. Read the issue now. Continue Reading
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News
14 Sep 2026
CDC chief backs datacentre standards as social licence runs short
CDC Data Centre’s Greg Boorer says the proposed national rules on water and energy will be good for the industry, but warns that years of deliberate anonymity have left operators with no community relationships to fall back on Continue Reading
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News
14 Sep 2026
NPO consortium sets out international standards for optics ecosystem
Optical comms standards summit reaches consensus on international NPO standards to lay a foundation for the industry upgrade and large-scale commercial use of near-packaged optics Continue Reading
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Feature
11 Sep 2026
CW@60: Nobody notices when it works
Sixty years of invisible engineering exists behind the systems we take for granted, explains Amazon's CTO Continue Reading
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News
10 Sep 2026
Qualcomm and Amazon team for next-gen AI datacentre infrastructure
Leading mobile platform provider collaborates with cloud giant across optical connectivity and customised silicon to support artificial intelligence infrastructure within datacentre networks Continue Reading
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News
09 Sep 2026
Dell touts platform play as AI demand goes beyond cloud suppliers
Enterprises and sovereign buyers are accounting for a growing share of Dell’s AI infrastructure business, and its chief strategy officer has some advice for buyers still waiting for the market to settle Continue Reading
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News
09 Sep 2026
Verizon, Corning partner on 80+ million miles of high-density fibre
Comms giant and optical fibre manufacturer ink supply agreement through to 2032 to accelerate operator’s broadband expansion for businesses and to build long-haul connectivity backbone of the AI economy Continue Reading
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News
09 Sep 2026
Ryanair calls for government action over Nats IT failure
The National Air Traffic Control System was not fully operational for over eight hours, causing major disruption to airlines and passengers Continue Reading
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News
08 Sep 2026
UK committed datacentre pipeline grows to more than 14GW
Barbour ABI data show UK’s datacentre pipeline has grown to 173 projects and more than 14GW of capacity, driven by AI demand and large sites in Scotland and the North East Continue Reading
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News
08 Sep 2026
Power costs curb UK advanced tech defence strategy
High energy costs and inability to manufacture hardware and frontier models limit the UK’s advanced tech defence and security capabilities Continue Reading
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News
08 Sep 2026
Interview: Huawei targets Saudi Arabia’s shift from AI experimentation to enterprise-scale adoption
As enterprises move beyond artificial intelligence pilots, Huawei is positioning its cloud, computing and partner ecosystem to help organisations build scalable AI platforms while maintaining control over data, models and infrastructure Continue Reading
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News
07 Sep 2026
HP grows Saudi presence through AI, manufacturing and skills investment
With AI research, commercial manufacturing and startup development initiatives, HP is turning its Vision 2030 commitment into tangible outcomes across the Kingdom Continue Reading
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Feature
07 Sep 2026
CW@60: The long gestation of a data nerd and agent overseer
Computer Weekly's acting datacentre and cloud editor – and data journalist – Antony Adshead traces his tech evolution from green-screen mainframes and DIY coding to steering agentic AI Continue Reading
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News
04 Sep 2026
Nvidia acquires Hugging Face and becomes open platform provider
AI acceleration hardware provider Nvidia announces the acquisition of the open model platform Hugging Face Continue Reading
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Feature
03 Sep 2026
CW@60: My life as an alt-tech geek
Computer Weekly's tech-writer-in-chief Cliff Saran explains why he is perfectly suited to the job Continue Reading
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Feature
01 Sep 2026
The sky’s the limit with connected vehicles
The adoption of advanced AI and connectivity services has meant cars are now essentially networks on wheels, and manufacturer XPeng is aiming to create networks on the ground and in the air Continue Reading
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Feature
01 Sep 2026
Datacentre water use: Not so simple a picture as often painted
Datacentres face intense scrutiny over water use. This article examines how cooling technologies, server efficiency and location shape their real footprint Continue Reading
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Opinion
01 Sep 2026
AI factories will depend on a reliable data infrastructure
AI factories shift enterprises from isolated AI experiments to scaled operations. Success depends less on raw GPU compute and more on trusted, secure, and governed data infrastructure. Continue Reading
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Feature
01 Sep 2026
CW@60: Why the excitement of a floppy disk is key to public sector IT success
Computer Weekly's Lis Evenstad reflects on how technology can inspire us – and why that matters when delivering public sector IT Continue Reading
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Feature
01 Sep 2026
How to get hardware, software and even edge AI working in harmony
Presenting the right subset of data to the right endpoints, especially in real time, means juggling an array of constraints Continue Reading
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E-Zine
01 Sep 2026
AI and the right to resist
In this week’s Computer Weekly, we talk to the campaigners pushing back on industry narratives around the use of AI, seeking to bring a more people-oriented approach. Our latest buyer’s guide examines the technologies and best practices around edge computing. And the IT chief at the Aston Martin Formula One team explains the high-speed nature of managing technology in the sport. Read the issue now. Continue Reading
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News
31 Aug 2026
Why AI may need fewer datacentre GPUs than you think
The focus on inferencing, allied to smaller models, purpose-built silicon and on-device processing, is loosening the grip of hyperscale GPU clusters on enterprise AI workloads Continue Reading
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News
28 Aug 2026
US citizens hold onto iPhones longer than ever
Research finds mobile trade-in programmes return $1.43bn to US consumers in second quarter of 2026 as smartphones reach four-year upgrade milestone Continue Reading
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Feature
28 Aug 2026
Emirati Women’s Day: Building the future of autonomous mobility
From the garage to the forefront of AI-driven racing, Emirati women are helping shape the next generation of engineering and autonomous technology Continue Reading
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News
27 Aug 2026
Nvidia results highlight 30% gap in order fulfilment
While the chipmaker posts record-breaking revenue for the quarter, its CEO admits it can only meet 70% of the supply it needs Continue Reading
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News
26 Aug 2026
BCN expands managed connectivity portfolio
Remote network power monitoring, management and cycling managed service designed to reduce downtime by automating recovery from common equipment issues and minimising unnecessary truck rolls Continue Reading
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Opinion
26 Aug 2026
AI datacentres must provide proof, not promises
AI datacentre proposals are straining grids, water systems and public trust. Authorities need proof of viability – not just announcements – before committing scarce infrastructure resources Continue Reading
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Opinion
24 Aug 2026
How can the UK plan rationally for the datacentre future it needs?
Navigating the UK datacentre boom requires robust site planning, early stakeholder engagement, and strategic grid alignment to overcome regulatory delays Continue Reading
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Feature
21 Aug 2026
Sovereignty’s next chapter: Why AI makes sovereignty a competitive advantage
In part two of a two-part series, Computer Weekly talks to 10 storage suppliers and a lawyer about the next frontier in data sovereignty – from AI model sovereignty to the sovereign SLAs that could redefine the storage market Continue Reading
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Feature
21 Aug 2026
The geography trap: Why a cloud region is no substitute for data sovereignty
In part one of a two-part series, Computer Weekly talks to 10 storage experts and finds that unanimity in data residency is not enough – and that control, jurisdiction and architecture will define the next 18 months Continue Reading
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Opinion
21 Aug 2026
Datacentre planning must be part of broad digital and industrial system
The UK must integrate digital and energy planning, and treat compute as a flexible grid asset through evidence-based modular design rather than building isolated hyperscale hubs Continue Reading
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News
20 Aug 2026
ION Network boosts subsea connectivity in Indonesia with optical net
Undersea cable built on coherent optics builds foundation for Indonesia’s expanding digital economy, connecting more than 250,000 premises in Indonesia with high-performance connectivity Continue Reading
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News
20 Aug 2026
Will Scottish datacentre ruling nudge spec builds into the open?
Scotland forces councils to flag 50MW-plus datacentre bids to ministers within seven days, as mooted gigawatt campuses prove to be vapour or stall on grid connections Continue Reading
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Opinion
20 Aug 2026
Turn datacentre impact uncertainty into datacentre clarity
Driven by AI, soaring datacentre demands require a UK national community impact framework. It must balance growth with transparency, grid readiness, and ratepayer protection Continue Reading
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News
19 Aug 2026
Openreach reveals roll-out plans for next-gen full-fibre broadband
UK broadband leader reacts to continued growing demand for data with added investment in XGS-PON technology to enable higher speeds over the same network Continue Reading
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Opinion
19 Aug 2026
How can the UK plan rationally for its AI datacentre future?
UK digital infrastructure needs a strategic national plan that combines grid discipline, closed-loop cooling, circular hardware, and waste heat recovery to ensure resilience Continue Reading
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Feature
19 Aug 2026
CW@60: The day I accidentally found my life’s work
How Mark Wilson accidentally found a lifetime’s worth of fascinating problems to solve - it wasn’t planned and it certainly wasn’t where he expected life to take him Continue Reading
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News
18 Aug 2026
Alibaba Cloud opens third South Korea datacentre
The Chinese cloud supplier has expanded its Korean footprint with its third datacentre as it looks to capture a bigger slice of a crowded market dominated by Western and local players Continue Reading
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News
18 Aug 2026
Apple addresses multiple WebKit vulnerabilities
Apple’s latest security updates address a swathe of WebKit vulnerabilities, many of them apparently discovered using OpenAI tools Continue Reading
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News
18 Aug 2026
NXP simplifies secure industrial connectivity with MCX A5 MCUs
Chip family designed to make connection to industrial edge devices easier and to unlock trusted real-time data for AI-driven applications such as simplified industrial networking Continue Reading
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News
18 Aug 2026
SIT and IBM to build quantum security hub in Singapore
Facility will help enterprises audit their cryptographic vulnerabilities and test defences before quantum computers can crack current encryption standards Continue Reading
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News
17 Aug 2026
Natural History Museum’s ‘living laboratory’ logs 11 million environmental records in first year
More than 50 sensors feed temperature, humidity and acoustic readings into the Museum’s AWS Data Ecosystem, which found woodland soils stayed 10°C cooler in June’s heatwave Continue Reading
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News
13 Aug 2026
Zayo, Nvidia team to address AI network capacity shortage
Digital infrastructure provider delivers critical network capacity to power current AI ecosystem and accelerate the next generation of AI innovation with AI chip leader’s infrastructure Continue Reading
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News
13 Aug 2026
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure gets hybrid quantum capabilities
Oracle has partnered with Quantinuum to bring the company’s Helios system to OCI customers Continue Reading
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News
12 Aug 2026
Dubai ranks second globally in AI adoption as investment in digital infrastructure accelerates
BCG’s Intelligent Cities Index highlights how the emirate is translating artificial intelligence ambitions into large-scale deployment, supported by investments in datacentres, sovereign AI initiatives and digital infrastructure Continue Reading
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News
12 Aug 2026
NBN Co passes fibre tipping point as speed uplift carries FY26 growth
Australia’s wholesale broadband operator met or beat its full-year guidance as copper-to-fibre migration hit record levels Continue Reading
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News
11 Aug 2026
Why the next AI race will be won at the inference layer
Growing adoption of agentic AI is exposing the limitations of single-stack infrastructure, prompting enterprises to rethink how models, hardware and sovereignty are managed Continue Reading
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Feature
10 Aug 2026
CW@60: From the absurd to the obvious - the day we laughed at the future
It's easy to get stuck in the present - the successful tech careers come to those with the skill to reason forward and work out the next trend before it happens, as a computing legend once demonstrated to his students Continue Reading
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E-Zine
04 Aug 2026
How AI kicked in for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
In this week’s Computer Weekly, we go behind the scenes at the technology operations centre for the FIFA World Cup to find out how AI helped make the football even better for fans. Our latest buyer’s guide looks at the impact that AI is having on cyber security. And Virgin Atlantic explains the safety-first approach it’s taking for its customer service AI chatbot. Read the issue now. Continue Reading
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Feature
03 Aug 2026
CW@60: Spending 40 years on things that no longer exist
If you’ve been in IT for a long time, you’re probably used to seeing everything you worked on disappear in the face of technological progress and innovation. Change truly is the only constant Continue Reading
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News
31 Jul 2026
EE launches 8Gbps full-fibre broadband as switch to all-digital beckons
BT-owned comms provider unveils advanced full-fibre broadband with speeds ranging from 2.3Gbps to 8Gbps as parent company warns of impending switch to all-digital infrastructure Continue Reading
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News
31 Jul 2026
Microsoft earnings reflect efficiency gains from faster GPU deployment
With delays in GPU orders, Microsoft has focused on getting its AI chips installed in Azure datacentres more quickly Continue Reading
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News
30 Jul 2026
Meta results reveal people are vying for its compute
While it builds out its own AI infrastructure, Meta appears to be considering a new revenue stream, as a provider of processing power Continue Reading
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Feature
28 Jul 2026
Secure Enclave vs. TPM vs. HSM: What IT should know
The Secure Enclave offers hardware-isolated security for Apple devices. Learn how it compares with TPM and HSM technologies, as well as the best uses for these three approaches. Continue Reading
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Feature
27 Jul 2026
CW@60: Being there at the start of business computing
Former LEO programmer Peter Byford reflects on working with the world's first business computer Continue Reading
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News
24 Jul 2026
UK broadband altnets call for telecoms to be at heart of growth agenda
Trade body for the UK’s independent broadband providers warns government over effects of new policy concerning country’s digital infrastructure on broadband delivery, digital inclusion and network resilience Continue Reading
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Podcast
23 Jul 2026
The LEO story: A Computer Weekly Downtime Upload podcast
We speak to Peter Byford, chair of the LEO Computer Society about the world’s first business computer and his experiences programming it Continue Reading
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Feature
23 Jul 2026
From knowing to doing: Embodied AI gets to work
At Hyundai’s smart factory in Singapore, robots handle two-thirds of the assembly work, offering a glimpse of AI that can sense, decide and act in the physical world Continue Reading
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News
22 Jul 2026
Amphenol makes fibre Pivot to support AI-scale data centre growth
1RU fibre panel designed to support 192 connections to help AI and hyperscale operators scale capacity without giving up serviceability Continue Reading
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Feature
22 Jul 2026
Journalist Richard Medhurst had his mobile phone seized. Did using a secure phone protect his data?
How can journalists protect confidential data and sources on their phones when crossing borders? Continue Reading
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News
21 Jul 2026
Singapore’s military to explore quantum computing for mission planning
The Singapore Armed Forces’ Digital and Intelligence Service and the Defence Science and Technology Agency are working with IBM to test quantum optimisation for military logistics Continue Reading
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News
21 Jul 2026
Scottish Water taps BT, Accenture to plot digital future
Scottish utility firm inks strategic relationships with tech firms to continue digital journey, looking to deliver more resilient, secure and efficient services as well as strengthen technology foundations Continue Reading
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News
21 Jul 2026
AMD CTO: Europe’s AI opportunity lies beyond semiconductor manufacturing
Mark Papermaster says Europe’s commitment to interoperability and diversity of supply could become a strategic advantage as AI infrastructure grows more heterogeneous Continue Reading
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Feature
21 Jul 2026
AI kicks in for 2026 FIFA World Cup
Computer Weekly looks at the technological backbone in place for global football’s pinnacle event, the FIFA World Cup, and how AI has become a permanent fixture and first on the timesheet Continue Reading
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Feature
20 Jul 2026
Interview: Virgin Media O2's Dana Haidan on growing a green strategy
Virgin Media O2’s CSO Dana Haidan is driving growth by embedding sustainability into core strategy, slashing emissions, boosting circularity and championing digital inclusion Continue Reading
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Feature
20 Jul 2026
CW@60: The real promise of technology is human
The next chapter of technology will not be judged merely by the speed of its systems, but by its capacity to build trust, bridge societal divides and unlock human potential, says Dell's Asia-Pacific chief Continue Reading
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Feature
17 Jul 2026
Datacentre dive: Through the looking glass at Telehouse South
We visit London’s Docklands datacentre cluster, where former docks now house windowless, aluminium-clad monoliths and Telehouse South is Thames-side fortress of edge connectivity Continue Reading
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News
17 Jul 2026
NatWest signs up to quantum trial for fraud detection
The retail bank is one of 11 organisations testing quantum technologies as part of Digital Catapult’s quantum technology access programme Continue Reading
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E-Zine
16 Jul 2026
CW EMEA: Mission chips
In this quarter’s CW EMEA, we detail the European Commission’s plans to ensure the European Union (EU) has self-sufficiency in terms of technology. With IT embedded through society, the EU wants to reduce its dependency on tech from outside and at the same time boost its economy. Continue Reading
