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NHSE scraps £69m hospital bed management programme

5 days ago | computing.co.uk | John Leonard

Focusing instead on EPR rollout NHS England (NHSE), the body responsible for commissioning for the NHS in England, has scrapped a £69 million project aimed at reducing waiting lists and freeing up hospital beds. The electronic bed and capacity management systems (eBCMS) programme was based on a successful trial at Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust.
IT Essentials: Software is still eating everything

5 days ago | computing.co.uk | Tom Allen

But the main course has changed The recent rash of tech industry acquisitions aren’t about IP or stifling competition – they all come down to building better data. In 2011, venture capitalist Marc Andreessen put his name to an essay titled “Why software is eating the world,” arguing that companies like Netflix and Amazon would reshape the US economy. It was an impressive bit of shot-calling that cemented the venture capitalist as a thought leader.
Transparency? Google's got it covered - Ctrl Alt Lead podcast

5 days ago | computing.co.uk | Tom Allen

It’s about giving users ‘as much choice as possible’ If you’re wondering how to navigate the AI gold rush without losing your footing, this week’s episode of Ctrl Alt Lead is essential listening. In this episode Alex Rutter, EMEA of MD of AI at Google Cloud, joins Tom to cut through the hype and tackle some uncomfortable truths about enterprise AI, including why transparency matters more than ever.
Cartier and NorthFace latest brands to be breached

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | John Leonard

Spate of attacks on retailers and fashion firms continues Cartier and NorthFace have become the latest fashion brands to suffer a data breach. Dior, Adidas and Victoria’sSecret have all admitted theft of customer information in recent days, following attacks last month on retailers including M&S, Co-op and Harrods.
UK joins UK-EU supercomputer collaboration

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Graeme Burton

UK public sector invited to host UK’s ‘AI Factory Antenna’ for pan-European research via the continent’s supercomputer. Public sector organisations in the UK can now apply to host an “AI Factory Antenna”, part of an EU-wide scheme to provide the compute power for projects requiring intense number crunching from Europe’s most powerful supercomputers.
In government, AI ethics must keep pace with the pilots

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Penny Horwood

As the AI pilots scale, we need trust in the tools government uses Despite the growing use of AI across the public sector, not a single ministerial government department currently employs an AI Ethics Officer, raising significant concerns about oversight, transparency and accountability.
Tech Women Celebration 50 - Nominations are open!

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Penny Horwood

Nominate yourself or a colleague today The Tech Women Celebration 50 is Computing’s curated list of some of the most inspirational women working in tech at all levels – and we’re opening submissions today. At Computing, we feature as many stories as we can of the women reshaping technology's landscape. These aren't just career stories—they're blueprints for transformation, forged by leaders who've turned obstacles into opportunities, and challenges into catalysts for change.
Warning issued as Microsoft 365 subscription emails linked to scammers

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Graeme Burton

Scammers are using emails from legitimate Microsoft email addresses as lures in a new hybrid phishing sting targeting companies. The scammers are believed to be using a compromised Microsoft 365 account to generate “Thanks for shopping with Microsoft” emails from genuine ‘’ addresses. However, the ‘billing information’ details, which would normally provide the purchaser’s name and contact details, have been switched.
Adidas admits data breach after third-party hack

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Dev Kundaliya

Customer details exposed Global sportswear brand Adidas has confirmed that a data breach at a third-party customer service provider has compromised customer data. While no financial or password information was apparently accessed, the full extent of the breach – which stemmed from a cyberattack – remains unclear.
Salesforce to buy Informatica for $8 billion

1 week ago | computing.co.uk | Mark Haranas

“Together, Salesforce and Informatica will create the most complete, agent-ready data platform in the industry,” said Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff. Salesforce is acquiring cloud data management star Informatica for $8 billion in a move to create the top AI data platform company in the world with a focus on agentic AI, says Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff. Salesforce and Informatica announced this morning that they had signed a definitive agreement for the deal.