Open banking and digital innovation mean banking is no longer about queuing at the branch. This is what you and your business need to know about chall…

Researchers are leaping the hurdles holding back optical networks, opening the door to a faster, greener future

We’ve struggled to find a use for chatbots, 3D printers and drones, but innovative tech is now being used to fight COVID-19

This month's Patch Tuesday includes 23 critical flaws, though none are being actively used by hackers

Google Cloud reveals Business Application Platform launches, including API management, process automation, and no-code tools

Amazon says US Department of Defense contract was "politically corrupted"

Amazon secures FAA certification, but doesn't say when drone deliveries will begin

Photoshop will include new tagging tools later this year to help fight against misinformation and deep fakes

Epic Games' battle over app stores' revenue slices continues

Intel reveals details about its road map and its SuperFin transistors at Architecture Day 2020

Microsoft's dual-screen Android phone finally arrives and will cost $1,399

Positive Technologies spots serious flaw in Citrix XenMobile

California judge sides with state and city attorneys on preliminary injunction about how to classify gig workers

ByteDance says it's considering all options in response to ban, which begins in 45 days

Tiny computers glued to bats are making research into the animals and their habitats more precise

Robots are already making some progress in healthcare settings, but they need more support if they're to make a real difference

There are good ways and bad ways to sign-off from your emails. Here's everything you need to know to avoid a digital etiquette misstep

Which tech companies are the best to work for in the UK?

The pandemic has seen untold numbers of Brits banned from the office. Ignore the flood of homeworking advice and find your own way

Most tech is made in China. What happens when it can’t – or won’t – make our gadgets?

While Google's claim to have hit the milestone is important, there's still a way to go on the road to quantum computing

Social media is toxic and the web is full of trolls – but there are corners of the internet that aren’t so bad

Here’s our roundup of the top 10 reasons companies should consider setting up a home working scheme

Epidemic continues to impact Chinese tech industry manufacturing and sales

But Monzo's platform team lead questions whether RBS can "keep up" with other challenger banks

However, the vulnerabilities in Azure Stack and App Service were patched last year

However, like Britain, such suppliers will only be allowed a limited role in 5G infrastructure

Wi-Fi lawsuit from Caltech is the sixth-largest patent award ever

So much for end of support: Microsoft to fix bug in last update to Windows 7

Another ZombieLoad-style flaw hits Intel's processors, but an update is on the way

Google Translate tool will turn smartphones into real-time translators using AI

ORG warns UK government not to let US push it into weaker data protection laws

Security company will ask all users of its free antivirus if they are willing to let their browsing data be shared with third parties

Appointment service and NHS 111 directory are the first major services to make the move

Plans to use live facial recognition come under fire from privacy campaigners