Penny Horwood is a journalist specializing in technology and computing. She writes for Computing and her work has also appeared in CRN. Penny covers a wide range of topics including IT essentials, tech industry news, book reviews, and the impact of technology on society.
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Penny's coverage predominantly focuses on the UK technology industry, often featuring announcements and expert commentary. She appears to be particularly interested in developments related to Big Tech, software & SaaS, digital innovation, data centers, and women in tech.
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