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computerweekly.com > microscope > opinion > Why-supplier-questionnaires-are-solving-yesterdays-problem

Why supplier questionnaires are solving yesterday's problem

4+ day, 30+ min ago   (587+ words) Sergey Nivens - stock.adobe.com Three regulatory regimes have accelerated that pressure. The UK's Critical Third Parties regime came into force on 1 January 2025, DORA followed across the EU just weeks later, and the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill is now…...

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computerweekly.com > news > 36/66/50120 > Digital-twins-bill-to-be-debated-in-Parliament

Digital twins bill to be debated in Parliament | Computer Weekly

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (392+ words) A bill to crack down on the creation of digital twins of real people by tech companies is to be debated in the House of Commons. Initially proposed by Science, Innovation and Technology Committee chair Dame Chi Onwurah, the Personal…...

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computerweekly.com > news > 36/66/49486 > CIO-interview-Frederic-Laurent-deputy-CIO-Starling-Bank

CIO interview: Frédéric Laurent, deputy CIO, Starling Bank | Computer Weekly

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (739+ words) The idea of having people without formal software development skills being able to use vibe coding to create simple applications is both compelling and a potential nightmare for busy IT departments. The idea of citizen developers is nothing new; Microsoft’s…...

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computerweekly.com > news > 36/66/49825 > Digital-Catapult-to-deliver-UKs-Assured-5G-Technical-Authority-programme

Digital Catapult to deliver UK???s Assured 5G Technical Authority programme

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (444+ words) Looking to bridge a gap between government and the comms industry, Innovate UK has selected UK deep tech innovation organisation Digital Catapult to deliver its Assured 5G Technical Authority (A5G-TA), supporting the development and adoption of secure, private 5G networks across critical…...

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computerweekly.com > news > 36/66/49643 > Rising-token-bills-force-rethink-of-AI-cost-management

Rising token bills force rethink of AI cost management | Computer Weekly

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (1531+ words) “If you look at everyone’s token consumption, ours included and all of our clients included, it looks like a line that goes bottom left to top right,” said Shayan Mohanty, chief data and AI officer at Thoughtworks. “Everyone’s slope is…...

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computerweekly.com > news > 36/66/49624 > Snowflake-dashboard-era-access-controls-wont-govern-AI-agents

Snowflake: dashboard-era access controls won???t govern AI agents

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (763+ words) For years, there were rules about who could see what numbers in the dashboard. A data team built the report and decided who could open it by role. That arrangement, according to Snowflake chief data and AI officer Anahita Tafvizi,…...

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computerweekly.com > opinion > Beyond-detection-the-challenge-of-infrastructure-AI

Beyond detection: the challenge of infrastructure AI

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (633+ words) Ask a developer to build AI for bridge inspection and most will reach for object detection: train a model, draw a boundary box around the rust, ship it. That work has been done. Off-the-shelf models can now reliably flag surface…...

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computerweekly.com > news > 36/66/49511 > Openreach-reveals-roll-out-plans-for-next-gen-full-fibre-broadband

Openreach reveals roll-out plans for next-gen full-fibre broadband

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (338+ words) Openreach has announced plans to upgrade more of its full-fibre network to deliver faster broadband speeds, greater capacity and what it calls a “more future-ready platform”. The cornerstone of the programme designed to support the next generation of digital services…...

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computerweekly.com > news > 36/66/48782 > Gartner-Agentic-AI-wont-benefit-from-economies-of-scale

Gartner: Agentic AI won’t benefit from economies of scale | Computer Weekly

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (381+ words) Romolo Tavani - stock.adobe.com Artificial intelligence (AI) inference costs are unlikely to follow Jevon’s paradox, where greater resource efficiency leads to higher demand. In a recent report, analyst Gartner disputes the theory, which – in the context of AI – would…...

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computerweekly.com > news > 36/66/49537 > How-AI-is-changing-the-economics-of-customer-service

How AI is changing the economics of customer service | Computer Weekly

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (298+ words) ra2 studio - stock.adobe.com Interactive voice response (IVR) systems that rely on keypresses or basic voice recognition remain widespread, but advances in AI have opened up richer interactions that benefit organisations and their customers alike. Jon Aniano, Zendesk’s senior vice-president…...