Computer Weekly Editors Blog

December 2019

The Horizon scandal is over but the fight continues - an inquiry into the Post Office is essential
Bryan Glick - Editor in chief 17 Dec 2019

There are not enough words to fully express the depth of scandal and outrage that should accompany the conclusion of the High Court case that finally and completely found that the Post Office ...

Vilified then vindicated - victory for subpostmasters in Post Office trial shows risk of tech hubris
Bryan Glick - Editor in chief 11 Dec 2019

In 2004, Computer Weekly received a letter from Alan Bates, a former subpostmaster in Craig-y-Don, a coastal suburb of Llandudno in north Wales. It’s that long ago that the letter arrived ...

Everyone in UK tech must hold the new government to account on its digital promises
Bryan Glick - Editor in chief 06 Dec 2019

When Computer Weekly set out to compare and analyse the tech and digital policies in the major political parties’ manifestos for the 2019 General Election, the article extended comfortably to ...

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Senators press Facebook, Google on consumer data value
Facebook and Google took the hot seat Tuesday during a Senate subcommittee hearing to defend their companies' business practices ...
FTC rescinds vertical merger guidelines, raises concerns
The FTC recently rescinded its 2020 guidance for vertical mergers. Meanwhile, Pres. Joe Biden plans to nominate a new ...
Top 10 promising 5G use cases CIOs should know
The technological advantages 5G presents are well known. The hard part for business leaders is choosing where 5G implementation ...

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Spurned researcher posts trio of iOS zero days
An anonymous bug hunter critical of Apple's handling of reports to its bounty program has released details on three zero-day ...
Cybersecurity leaders back law for critical infrastructure
In the wake of cyberattacks like Colonial Pipeline, U.S. senators want a national law requiring critical infrastructure companies...
How to prevent ransomware: 6 key steps to safeguard assets
Ransomware can cost companies billions in damage. Incorporate these ransomware prevention best practices to keep attackers out.

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Automate network validation for smoother changes
Teams can verify network state before and after network changes to ensure smooth deployment of the changes. Automating those pre-...
Ways to speed up white box networking adoption
Most organizations are slow to deploy new techniques, white box networking included. Experts explain why and offer advice on how ...
A review of Cato Networks' SASE Cloud platform
Cato's SASE Cloud lacks some features and may require customers to replace point products to fully benefit from the platform. But...

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Considerations for sustainable data center design
To design a green, sustainable data center, consider methods to improve energy conservation and efficiency. Then, look into green...
Use colocation and cloud together
Rather than deciding between cloud or colocation, consider using both cloud and colocation. Colocation can support a hybrid cloud...
What does a DPU do?
Learn the basics of data processing units: What they are, what they do, who's making them and who's adopting them. Then decide ...

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The benefits and pitfalls of cloud-based data management systems
Learn the benefits of cloud-based data management systems, common pitfalls and strategies when considering varying data levels ...
NoSQL database types explained: Column-oriented databases
Learn about the uses of column-oriented databases and the large data model, data warehouses and high-performance querying ...
Nutanix boosts data management services in the cloud
Nutanix is aiming to make it easier to manage, deploy and protect data and databases across hybrid and multi-cloud environments ...

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