‘Huge shortage’ in digital skills says Apprentice winner
"Right now, I have 14 roles immediately available and over the last month we've had one application."
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Mayflower: Ship to sail across Atlantic without a crew
A fully autonomous ship will attempt a ground-breaking journey across the Atlantic ocean without a crew later this month.
Universities keeping lectures online into autumn term
A number of UK universities are preparing to keep lectures online into the autumn term.
Parents’ evenings ‘to stay on Zoom after pandemic’
Parents' evenings are likely to remain virtual beyond the pandemic, the government's education catch-up tsar has said.
Ransomware: Should paying hacker ransoms be illegal?
A cyber-crime spree wreaking havoc around the world has reignited calls for governments to ban ransom payments to hackers.
Apple criticised for storing data inside China
Apple has confirmed that it is storing Chinese customers' data inside data centres based in China, following reports by the New York Times.
Epic v Apple: What have we learned?
The much-hyped Epic v Apple trial is due to finish on Monday in California.
Bitcoin Mining Council to report renewable energy usage
A new Bitcoin Mining Council has been created to improve the crypto-currency's sustainability, following a meeting of "leading" Bitcoin miners and Elon Musk.
Instagram lets users hide likes to reduce social media pressure
Instagram is offering its users the option to hide the number of likes they receive on posts on the app.
Legality of collecting faces online challenged
Clearview AI, a US firm with a database of three billion facial images from the internet, is facing a new legal challenge from privacy campaigners.
