Zero days, cyber weapons – and Microsoft’s latest mission
Technology Producer Geoff White looks at the changing economics of hacking – and a tech giant trying to zero in “zero days”.
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Microsoft is cutting the price of its Xbox One games console under heavy pressure from its major rival the Sony Playstation 4.
Technology Producer Geoff White looks at the changing economics of hacking – and a tech giant trying to zero in “zero days”.
Software giant Microsoft unveils its new range of Surface tablet computers aimed at regaining ground lost to Apple’s iPad.
In a bid to keep up with rivals Apple and Google, Microsoft has made its biggest ever acquisition and added the internet phone company Skype to their portfolio.
The mobile phone maker Nokia joins forces with Microsoft to compete with Apple and Google – “a move that makes perfect sense”, writes Technology Correspondent Benjamin Cohen.
As Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer describes ‘cloud computing’ as the next wave of innovation, our Technology Correspondent Benjamin Cohen explains what it will mean for information security and business.
We spoke to Dr Cristina Caffarra, a competition expert who has advised regulators in the UK, EU and the US, as well as tech giants like Microsoft and Apple.
Rishi Sunak has hailed what he called an “historic agreement” to reform the global tax system – creating a worldwide base rate of corporation tax of at least 15%.
The StandUpX website makes a number of claims which are highly debatable or straightforwardly untrue.
London’s elevated six lane Westway races past Grenfell, and in the hundreds of times I had driven past in both directions, I had never given it a thought. A bland landmark. Never wondered who lived there, nor with what this tall building was clad.
Theresa May has held a meeting with the Iranian president, one of many at the UN General Assembly. Later she’ll sit down with some of the biggest of the internet giants to demand they do more to tackle extremist material online. Along with the French President and Italian Prime Minister, Mrs May will meet executives…
The heads of more than 30 charities have urged the Government not to restrict access to personal independence payments, on the eve of key changes to the benefit.
What about the other side of the debate? Not so much Britain in Europe, but Europeans in Britain. Some no longer feel welcome. Others feel insecure, uncertain whether there will still be a place for them after Brexit. Worried that everything they’ve already invested here could suddenly be at risk.
Former International Development Secretary Andrew Mitchell.
It was certainly the news Germany was waiting for, but not, perhaps, the way the authorities wanted to hear it. At three o’clock this morning, the man believed responsible for the Berlin truck attack was shot dead by police in Milan.