The path to a sustainable future for cloud computing | techUK
Cloud computing and a more sustainable future for the digital world. At a time of increasingly frequent extreme…
Neuromorphic computing pathways to intelligent innovation
From algorithms to AI: Promise, power, and the pressing challenges ahead Large scale datasets and information processing requirements,…
CMA Seeks Views on Markets Regime Guidance | techUK
The CMA has set out proposals to modernise how it runs market investigations. The Competition and Markets Authority…
The Digital Gold Rush: How Ordinary People Are Turning the Internet Into a Career
The Digital Gold Rush: How Ordinary People Are Turning the Internet Into a Career From side hustles to…
How Learner-Led Computing Promotes Student Engagement
More from this theme Recent articles Student Disengagement Starts Early Student disengagement is a big problem – and…
Nokia and INX-ZA future-proof internet connectivity for South Africa’s digital communities
Press Release Nokia and INX-ZA future-proof internet connectivity for South Africa’s digital communities End users gain access to…
Top 3 Cloud PoC Solutions for 2025 » World Business Outlook
Cloud Proof of Concept (PoC) solutions have become an integral part of every successful digital transformation journey. As…
The Digital Doorway: How the Internet Became My New Beginning
The Digital Doorway: How the Internet Became My New Beginning Why stepping into the online world is the…
If You Were Raised Without The Internet, These 11 Things Still Make Sense To You
Before technology took over our daily lives, there was a time where we all navigated the world in…
New £9.5M fund to support community-led digital inclusion | Digital Poverty Alliance
New £9.5M fund to support community-led digital inclusion Millions of people in the United Kingdom remain excluded from…
New £9.5M fund to support community-led digital inclusion | Digital Poverty Alliance
New £9.5M fund to support community-led digital inclusion Millions of people in the United Kingdom remain excluded from…
‘Microwave brain’ chip for ultrafast, wireless computing unveiled
Cornell University researchers have developed a low-power microchip called ‘microwave brain’ – a processor that can compute on…