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The hybrid cloud message rang loud and clear at Red Hat Summit 2019, with executives from the open source bigwig touting its wares to help enterprises run their workloads on-premise and on the ...
A demo at this week’s .Next conference in Anaheim gave a snapshot of how far modern VDI has come. Virtual desktops should not be considered just as an option for users who only require low ...
Ahead in the Clouds
Has the UK government's cloud-first policy served its purpose?
Senior Editor, UK 09 May 2019The government has confirmed its long-standing public cloud-first policy is under review, and that it is seeking to launch an alternative procurement framework to G-Cloud. But why? It is hard not ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Fintech Tink gets UK expansion rolling with NatWest deal
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 09 May 2019Swedish fintech Tink gets its UK expansion going with NatWest deal
Computer Weekly Editors Blog
Gov.uk Verify is the Theresa May of digital government
Editor in chief 08 May 2019Gov.uk Verify is the Theresa May of digital government. The embattled Prime Minister faces calls to quit from all around – her own Conservative MPs, grassroots Tory activists, the right-wing press ...
Open source software has evolved from providing low-cost alternatives to proprietary offerings to a platform for innovation. Most recent developments in cloud computing and software development, ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Open banking take-up in the Netherlands less than expected because government promoted GDPR so well
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 08 May 2019The Dutch government promoted GDPR so much to the public that take up of open banking has been low
The Full Spectrum
Is BT’s boss about to make his mark with new full-fibre targets?
Security Editor 08 May 2019BT’s new chief executive, Philip Jansen, is to revise Openreach’s targets for its full-fibre broadband network roll-out upwards when he reveals BT’s full-year financial results on Thursday 9 May, ...
For decades, the server operating system (OS) has been an indispensable part of any technology stack, harnessing the power of the underlying hardware infrastructure to run a wide array of business ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Azimo safeguards its EU passporting rights with Dutch licence
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 07 May 2019Azimo makes Dutch office operational with licence and gaurantees itself the right to operate across EU after Brexit
When IBM announced that it was going to acquire open source juggernaut Red Hat for a whopping $34bn last October, several industry analysts weighed in on the merits of the mega deal and who would ...
Theresa May has wielded the axe on her notoriously slapdash defence secretary after deeming him responsible for leaking National Security Council confab about the use of Huawei networking ...
Computer Weekly Editors Blog
Huawei furore leads inevitably to a global polarisation of the tech sector
Editor in chief 02 May 2019The sacking of defence minister Gavin Williamson is another indication of how technology is influencing politics, and vice versa. While his crime was to leak details from a national security ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Banks changing APIs at short notice highlights a failing of open banking standard
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 02 May 2019Why are the high street banks changing APIs so regularly and at such short notice?
Cloud-native machine data analytics platform company Sumo Logic has used its time in the ring at DockerCon 2019 to announce support for Docker Enterprise. The company wants to provide joint ...
Fintech makes the world go around
NatWest owned fintech reaches £50m mark for SME lending
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 01 May 2019NatWest owned SME lending platform Esme Loans has lent more than £50m to UK SMEs over two years. Esme cuts the time it takes to apply for a loan to 10 minutes for SMEs, offering SMEs loans of up to ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Chancellor Hammond regrets uncertainty of the elephant in the room in speech to the fintechs
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 01 May 2019Chancellor of the Exchequer addresses fintechs on day two of Innovate Finance Summit 2019
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by Paul Clough in his role as data scientist at UK-headquartered business analytics company Peak Indicators -- Clough is also ...
Cloud data integration and data integrity company Talend has now supported OpenAPI specification (OAS) version 3.0 with its Talend Data Fabric product. As noted here by Swagger, the OpenAPI ...
JNBridgePro is a provider of interoperability tools to connect Java and .NET frameworks... the company’s mission has always been to enable developers to connect anything Java together with anything ...
This is a guest blogpost by David Richards, co-founder and CEO, WANdisco At its recent Cloud Next conference Google rolled out a number of new cloud products, services and packages – all designed ...
In his role co-CEO of big data analytics company Plandek, Charlie Ponsonby guest writes for the Computer Weekly Developer Network to examine how teams can get more out of Agile development ...
Data Matters
Data driven business is about culture, not tools
Enterprise Applications Editor 29 Apr 2019This is a guest blog post by Rich Pugh, co-founder and Chief Data Scientist, Mango Solutions Data is the new oil, or so we are told. In some respects, this is true – successful businesses today run ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Bank of England governor speaks as maiden UK Fintech Week begins
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 29 Apr 2019The UK's first Fintech Week kicks off with Innovate Finance Global Summit
Fintech makes the world go around
Tink is building the foundation of every bank in the world: Fintech interview part 20
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 26 Apr 2019Tink is a Swedish fintech which realised a complete change of its business model was in order if it were to meet its growth potential
The Computer Weekly Developer Network and Open Source Insider team want to talk code and coding. But more than that, we want to talk coding across the diversity spectrum… so let’s get the tough ...
This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network written by David Moss in his role as regional director for western Europe at Avi Networks. Moss writes… One dictionary definition of ...
The BakkerElkhuizen UltraBoard 950 Wireless Compact Keyboard is difficult to pronounce and requires a full lung-full of air to say in one go... but it's a piece of kit that stands out for a number ...
The Computer Weekly Developer Network and Open Source Insider team want to talk code and coding. But more than that, we want to talk coding across the diversity spectrum… so let’s get the tough ...
Kony is a company we’re getting to know faster than we expected. The organization works in digital experience development platforms and the emerging low-code platform market; it also has a ...
Carole Cadwalladr has used her TED talk to highlight Facebook’s obfuscation regarding political adverts on its site, calling for Mark Zuckerberg to hold a TED talk of his own or risk finding ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Nationwide Building Society challenges seven fintechs to develop apps for financially vulnerable
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 23 Apr 2019Nationwide Building Society offering fintechs funding and mentoring in a challenge to create apps for the financially vulnerable
Data Matters
How an 18th century Maths puzzle solves 21st century problems
Enterprise Applications Editor 20 Apr 2019This is a guest blogpost by Emil Eifrem, CEO, Neo4j, in which he explains how an elegant solution to the mathematical puzzle to find the most efficient way of traversing the bridges in Prussia’s ...
Where’s my desktop gone? That’s the obvious immediate first reaction for any Google Chromebook user. We road tested a Lenovo Chromebook 11 500e (Robo 360) and an HP Chromebook x360 11 G1 EE ...
Cliff Saran's Enterprise blog
Banking and finance bigwigs yank climate change chord
Managing Editor 18 Apr 2019It has been a week of activism and a call for action, with the Extinction Rebellion, causing major disruptions in London. But alongside grass roots demonstrations, there appears to be a greater ...
The Computer Weekly Open Source Insider team is running Ubuntu. More specifically, we’re running Ubuntu 19.04 on an originally Windows-empowered Lenovo laptop as a dual boot. NOTE: Incidentally, ...
Eyes on APAC
Four things you should know about the 5G game in Asia-Pacific
Informa TechTarget 17 Apr 2019This is a guest post by Simon Lockington, director of global solutions enablement at Equinix Asia-Pacific Industry watchers are predicting that 4G LTE subscribers in Asia-Pacific will naturally ...
The Full Spectrum
Cutting off the internet is a TERRIBLE idea, whether or not you agree with Extinction Rebellion
Security Editor 17 Apr 2019Many people using the London Underground today will likely have noticed that the usual Virgin Media-run Wi-Fi service is not working. Some might even have been mildly inconvenienced by not being ...
The Computer Weekly Open Source Insider team spoke to Deepak Giridharagopal this week in his role as CTO at Puppet in an attempt to examine the true nature of open source openness. As defined in ...
Fintech makes the world go around
Facebook shutters Messenger payments in UK as Brits just not into it
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 17 Apr 2019Facebook is closing its peer to peer payments service within Messenger in the UK because of limited take up
Fintech makes the world go around
Third of people would allow tech platform to automatically move mortgage
Chief reporter and senior editor EMEA 16 Apr 2019Almost a third of people have such confidence in fin tech that they would allow a digtal platform to automatically move their mortgage to a better deal.
The Computer Weekly Developer Network and Open Source Insider team are off the nation’s capitol (we said capitol, not capital… it’s Washington DC) to witness the goings on at DataStax Accelerate. ...
The Computer Weekly Developer Network decided to cover the emerging area of DataOps… and we were overloaded. After an initial couple of stories to define the term here and another exploring DataOps ...
Cliff Saran's Enterprise blog
Single source ERP fails to match business needs
Managing Editor 15 Apr 2019There was a time when the major ERP providers were considered allies of the CIO. They were trusted advisors. From an IT decision-maker perspective, ERP software aimed to encapsulate best-in-class ...
The Computer Weekly Developer Network decided to cover the emerging area of DataOps… and we were overloaded. After an initial couple of stories to define the term here and another exploring DataOps ...
Computer Weekly Editors Blog
When will we see the digital transformation of politics?
Editor in chief 12 Apr 2019The digital transformation of government and public service delivery is well under way and is by now – hopefully – unstoppable. It’s taken longer to get here than it should have, and it will take ...
The Computer Weekly Developer Network decided to cover the emerging area of DataOps… and we were overloaded. After an initial couple of stories to define the term here and another exploring DataOps ...
It’s 4am and I’m a nice ‘conference-style’ hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. The hotel has provided WiFi included with the room - of course it has, you wouldn’t expect anything else - but its 4am and ...
There’s a bookshop located in Old Street Station near our office where we can sometimes be found nonchalantly perusing the blurbs of various works of literature during our lunch break. The other ...
You can love or hate Google Cloud. Some users have adopted the full suite of online apps, use a gmail address as their mail client of choice and even sign up as regular contributors to Google Maps. ...