Assange created a ‘grave and immediate risk’, says US government, as it seeks extradition
Julian Assange created a “grave and immediate risk” that innocent people would suffer serious harm, the US government has argued as it seeks his extradition. …
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Which Type Of Air Fryer Should You Buy?
Ninja has recently unveiled a new style of air fryer: the Double Stack models are double-decker air fryers with the capacity for twice as much …
NasuniIQ brings visualisation of massive unstructured datasets
Nasuni NAS file storage customers will now be able to visualise multiple petabytes of massively distributed and heterogeneous unstructured data in Grafana-powered dashboards. The functionality, …
Samsung Galaxy Tab S10: Release Date, Price & Spec Rumours
Samsung’s Galaxy Tab S series is arguably the main rival to Apple’s ubiquitous iPad, and the Korean giant seems to already beavering away on the …
SITA enhances aviation SASE with automated multi-cloud networking service
IT provider SITA has selected Alkira as its preferred multi-cloud networking service for its global customers. SITA’s networking service, said to be a first for …
Lenovo LOQ 15 review: Surprisingly Affordable Gaming Laptop
At a glance Expert’s Rating Pros Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 Powerful 13th-gen Intel CPU Affordable Excellent keyboard Cons Only one USB-C port Heavy design Poor …
IT leaders are finding the right balance between on-premise and cloud
A survey of 706 IT leaders conducted by Red Hat for its 2024 Global tech trends report has found that many organisations have figured out the …
London Grid for Learning enrols Community Fibre to connectivity curriculum
As part of its stated ambition to provide schools with faster, more reliable fibre broadband support, the London Grid for Learning (LGfL) has entered into …
Vodafone starts roll-out of commercial Open RAN in Romania
Vodafone is installing new open radio access network (RAN) sites in 20 cities across Romania to give customers a responsive network that will boost innovation …
Government agrees law to protect confidential journalistic material from state hacking
The government has agreed to bring in legislation to require MI5 and GCHQ to seek independent authorisation before accessing confidential journalistic material obtained through the …