John Leonard

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GPS jamming of civilian aviation and shipping is a growing problem, driven by conflicts in Ukraine, the Middle East and elsewhere. Sometimes the interference is ...

Shares in technology companies have continued to slide after last week’s sell-off, when the Nasdaq fell around 4% on Thursday, ending a prolonged months-long rally.

The University of Nottingham has warned current students and alumni that a third-party has accessed “a significant amount of data” in its student record system.

Anthropic has suspended access to its latest models, Mythos 5 and Fable 5, for all users after the US government demanded that non-US citizens, both ...

Researchers at security firm Varonis have demonstrated a proof-of-concept attack on Microsoft 365 that uses Copilot Enterprise Search as an unwitting insider to potentially steal ...

A phrase heard repeatedly at The Economist’s Commercialising Quantum Global event in London was “not if, but when”. A couple of speakers joked that quantum ...

The UK harbours strong ambitions to put its own stamp on the global race for quantum computing, with good reason to believe it can succeed. ...

France’s domestic intelligence agency, the DGSI, is planning to replace Palantir’s data analytics software with tools from French firm ChapsVision, in a move framed by ...

The UK’s long-term failure to develop a coherent technology strategy is no longer just a business problem - increasingly it’s a democratic one.