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Computer peripherals and printers

• March 13, 2018 13 Mar'18

  Industrial robots set to cut out human workforce

  Greater operational efficiency and a reduction in errors are among the benefits of industrial robots – but the biggest savings are in staffing

• February 13, 2018 13 Feb'18

  The National Museum of Computing launches crowd-funding effort for Turing Bombe gallery

  The National Museum of Computing is looking for funding to support its efforts to develop a gallery for a working model of the Turing-Welchman Bombe

• January 22, 2018 22 Jan'18

  European Parliament votes to restrict exports of surveillance equipment

  European Parliament votes to tighten export controls to restrict supply of surveillance and encryption technology to states with poor human rights records amid fears British companies may not have to comply after Brexit

• January 12, 2018 12 Jan'18

  Call for statutory regulation of police number plate cameras amid concerns over accuracy

  The UK’s automatic number plate recognition database – one the largest non-military data-gathering systems – records up to 1.2 million false readings of number plates every day. It should be subject to statutory regulation, says an independent ...

• November 22, 2017 22 Nov'17

  Meg Whitman steps down as HPE CEO

  Hewlett-Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman is to step down after six years in charge

• August 16, 2017 16 Aug'17

  Fiat joins BMW's autonomous car platform initiative

  Car makers Fiat and BMW are working in collaboration with Intel and Mobileye to develop a scalable platform for self-driving vehicles

• July 27, 2017 27 Jul'17

  Meg Whitman steps down from HP Inc board

  Whitman has served as chairperson of HP since the separation of HP Inc and Hewlett Packard Enterprise in November 2015

• June 29, 2017 29 Jun'17

  Print management a UK public sector GDPR blind spot

  Print and document management is a potential blind spot for the public sector when it comes to compliance with the GDPR, a survey has revealed

• May 31, 2017 31 May'17

  Microsoft shakes up Computex with mixed reality showcase

  Mixed reality could be the next big boom for PC manufacturers, with several Windows headsets joining Microsoft’s own HoloLens

• May 26, 2017 26 May'17

  China’s aviation industry to boost demand for 3D printing

  The maiden flight undertaken by the China-made C919 commercial airliner marks the start of growing demand for 3D printing in the country

• April 03, 2017 03 Apr'17

  Executive interview: Tolga Kurtoglu, CEO, Parc

  Palo Alto Research Center – formerly Xerox Parc – is the home of the modern computer. We speak to its new CEO about innovation

• March 06, 2017 06 Mar'17

  3D printing gets serious in the Netherlands

  3D projects abound in the Netherlands, with the technology being applied to canal bridges, bicycles, ship components and buildings

• February 23, 2017 23 Feb'17

  Digitisation opens up security weakness in oil and gas

  The oil and gas industry needs to address the security risks associated with operational technology and vulnerable IT systems, says Ponemon Institute report

• February 16, 2017 16 Feb'17

  Microsoft PCs get Brexit-fuelled price increase

  Microsoft has raised the price of its Surface PCs by as much as 15% in the UK because of the falling value of the pound since the country voted to leave the EU

• January 25, 2017 25 Jan'17

  HoloLens tested for bridge inspections

  Cambridge University is investigating how augmented reality could help improve safety and lower the cost of inspecting large structures, such as bridges