We are still in the early days of a long fight against the novel Coronavirus, but we consider what the world might look like once we come out the other side.
OpenAQ collates data from air quality sensors around the world, making it accessible on a single platform for researchers and government.
Author of ‘Digital Democracy, Analogue Politics’, Nanjala Nyabola, spoke about the tension between citizen, state and corporations - which has been amplified by Coronavirus.
Both the public and private sector are scrambling to provide services during the Coronavirus global health emergency. But we still need to be careful.
The British government is temporarily relaxing competition laws so that supermarkets can work together to help ensure supply meets demand.
Julie Whalen, Williams Sonoma’s CFO, said that the company will be focusing on business-critical tech spend for the time being.
MongoDB CEO Dev Ittycheria explained to investors that the company will continue to invest, given the long-term opportunity at stake.
As the Coronavirus pandemic worsens around the globe, many people will find themselves isolated, working from home and could face some mental health challenges.
A “once in a generation” review is being carried out to reform regulation in transport, with the view to better foster new technologies.
A new report created for DCMS highlights a shocking lack of capability across the private sector, as it relates to cyber security skills.
We speak with Chris Pope, ServiceNow’s VP of Innovation, who explains where the workflow vendor can differentiate in the ever-competitive field of AI.
Under new executive leadership, DataStax is recognising that it’s future success will be community-led, not necessarily product led.
We speak to the Head of Infrastructure at RWE AG, who explains that the project is costing in the region of ‘three figure millions’ and has huge complexity.
