Internet

Tech London Advocates and Global Tech Advocates Investment, deals and new tech dominate the headlines, but as we transition into the “fourth industrial revolution” there is one thing we have to get right – digital […]

The Cabinet Office has confirmed it will continue to use Manchester-based hosting provider UKFast’s private cloud infrastructure to underpin the ResilienceDirect emergency communications platform. The company initially secured a two-year private cloud delivery deal with […]

Enlarge / Multiple applications, including Zillow, Snapchat, and Citibike, displayed vandalized map data to users identifying New York City as “Jewtropolis.” Snapchat, Zillow, Citibikes Late yesterday, users of Snapchat and a number of other applications […]

Twitter is testing out a couple of new features that may or may not make their way out to everyone on the social network: online status indicators, so you can see who’s online, and threaded […]

The success of Internet of Things devices such as Amazon’s Echo and Google Home have created an opportunity for developers to build voice-activated applications that connect ever deeper—into customers’ homes and personal lives. And—according to […]

The Metropolitan Police is pushing ahead with its pursuit of a cloud-first IT strategy by setting plans in motion to start moving some of its applications to Microsoft Azure. The London-based force has enlisted the […]

Cloud computing remains an important technology for businesses. It’s divided into three categories: public cloud, private cloud, and hybrid cloud, the last being a combination of the first two. In contrast to a private cloud […]

Enlarge / Boeing’s MQ-25 unmanned aerial refueler, known as T1, is currently being tested at Boeing’s St. Louis site. T1 has completed engine runs and deck handling demonstrations designed to prove the agility and ability […]

If you’re starting your own business, in theory you can buy and setup your own servers on-site. However, this means large up-front costs and requires expertise as you’ll have to setup your machines from scratch. […]

Mozilla has today announced that, starting in October, the Firefox web browser will begin to implement new features aimed at blocking cross-site ad tracking. The changes will make it much harder for third-party advertisers to […]