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AI isn’t helping NEETs find jobs: Apprenticeships might
Recent research suggests AI has hit younger people's job prospects hardest, but there is a not-so-secret weapon that could help: apprenticeships
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Marc Churchouse, CEO of Mercator Digital: “SMEs are going to be able to reskill their workforces at a quicker pace than large corporates”
In this insightful interview, Mercator Digital CEO Marc Churchouse discusses the vital role of SMEs in transforming UK government digital delivery
AI is giving students more time for side hustles, survey shows
New research reveals how AI helps UK university students reclaim free time, fueling a dramatic rise in side hustles
The dangerous reality of England’s stalled Circular Economy Growth Plan
Lee Grant explains what the UK government's promised Circular Economy Growth Plan is, why it's so important and where England and other UK countries stand versus the world
Digital sovereignty trend goes global: Why are so many countries shifting away from US tech?
Whether it's France, the UK or India, countries around the world are battling their way to digital independence - it turns out that digital sovereignty is no longer a buzzphrase
Letter from Europe: What technology developments in 2025 tell us about 2026
Is it too cynical to say that Europe's main tech contribution in 2025 was to legislation rather than actual technology?
From draft to deployment: How the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (CSRB) could redefine UK cybersecurity
We explain what the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill aims to deliver and hear from a cybersecurity expert on its progress so far - and what might happen next
UK’s digital network migration could save billions, BT study claims
Upgrading the UK’s critical services from ageing analogue systems to modern digital networks could deliver a £3 billion net economic benefit by 2040, according to new research commissioned by BT.
Copyright versus AI in the UK: why are MPs siding with tech over the arts?
There was a time when British MPs fought against AI when it came to copyright holders' rights, so what's so different now, asks Nicole Kobie?
Digital twins given new life as UK Digital Twin Centre opens in Belfast
We reveal what the UK Digital Twin Centre in Belfast hopes to achieve and why digital twins might just provide unique insights for businesses and organisations
Cost blowouts push UK businesses towards hybrid cloud storage, Wasabi finds
Rising and unpredictable cloud storage fees are pushing UK organisations to reconsider their IT infrastructure strategies, with nearly half now adopting a hybrid approach that blends on-premises and cloud storage solutions, according to the third annual Wasabi Global Cloud Storage Index.
UK government wants to make ransom payments illegal as critical infrastructure under attack
With a growing number of attacks aimed at critical infrastructure, the UK Government wants to make it illegal to pay ransomware gangs
UK is going big with AI Opportunities Action Plan – but it should be wary
The UK Government thinks AI can solve its woes via the AI Opportunities Action Plan, but it might cost us water, land and our medical data
Why hospitals should prioritise EDMS over EPR
Jon Pickering explains why he thinks healthcare organisations should implement an electronic document management system before an electronic patient record system
Hackers beware: UK data centres now have critical national infrastructure protection (CNI)
UK government beefs up national security by adding CNI status to its data centres - here's why it should help
UK industry reacts as Autonomy Founder Mike Lynch goes missing after yacht disaster
The UK tech industry and politicians are responding to Autonomy Founder Mike Lynch's disappearance after a yacht disaster near Sicily
King’s Speech moves cybersecurity in the right direction
The King’s Speech has given us a much better idea of how the new Labour government will tackle cybersecurity challenges
Lenovo building ThinkSystem Neptune supercomputer in UK for AI research
Lenovo and the UK's Science and Technology Facilities Council have announced the arrival of a 44.7-teraflop supercomputer before the end of this year
UK government’s “scarcely believable” cybersecurity survey makes grim reading for all sizes of business
British businesses need to wake up, shouts Davey Winder. Due to a lack of board engagement, they are leaving themselves wide open to cyberattacks.
UK Government using an “ostrich strategy” against ransomware, says National Security Committee
The Joint Committee on the National Security Strategy has accused the UK Government of having an "ostrich strategy" on ransomware