Capita has enormous standing in the UK public sector, but is currently trying to deal with a contract that's caused a lot of problems. CEO Adolfo Hernandez, as he would, sees it as an exception to the rule. But is this latest difficulty a little too close to home for comfort when it comes to the UK political establishment?
Negative comments by Palantir's UK country lead are only the latest concern raised by the US firm's presence in the British public sector.
Notilyze Director of Resell Michael Gomes unpacks why the sovereignty conversation, sparked by Donald Trump and a new assessment framework, has been good for business in the Netherlands.
In a world of stratospheric risk but persuasive promises, AI is both alluring and dangerous –there is mounting evidence for both. So how can organizations gain control, build guardrails, and establish trust?
A relationship with DXP specialist Liferay that had run quietly in the background since 2010 moved center stage for the animal charity's 200th anniversary re-brand and full site migration.
An AI Minister gets to attend meetings of the British Cabinet, but there are lots of other fingers now stuck in the AI policy and practice pie.
Britain has another new Prime Minister and his first move is to dump the digital ID plans of his predecessor. But what else might he have up his sleeve for the tech sector?
Tech guru Kate O'Neill addresses the gulf between the civilizational and the personal when it comes to AI governance.
Discussing digital exclusion with Elizabeth Anderson, CEO, Digital Poverty Alliance (DPA) and Yatin Mahandru UK&I Head of Public Sector and Health at Cognizant.
The UK Government loves to talk about supporting home-grown tech innovation. So, why is it marginalizing specialist suppliers on digital ID?
A golden future for the nations kids to grow up in, promises the man who won't be there to deliver it as of Monday...
Keir Starmer is stepping down as British Prime Minister on Monday, but leaves in his wake another disastrous tech-centered policy position for his successor to deal with.
Four US Big Tech firms are now deemed so critical to the resilience of the UK Financial Services sector that they are now on a dedicated watch list.
The global divides between North and South, East and West, stand in the way of genuine international response to managing the AI explosion.
A new multi-stakeholder ITU Commission to look into AI for Good is the latest vehicle to get the issue of ethics best practice on the agenda across industries and governments around the world.
Red Hat is proposing a UK open source AI hub built from three named government assets, with a Spring 2027 test attached and a second argument about government adopting open source in its own procurement.
