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Veronica Maye’s death was announced to the Horizon IT inquiry on Wednesday.

Horrific detail piles on horrific detail as the inquiry rumbles on, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

While politics as usual dominates the Commons, thankfully a few people from the upper chamber are thinking about the big picture

Fujitsu has revealed that the company is prepping the successor for its A64FX processor for high-performance computing. The company's second-generation Arm-based server CPU is slated to offer considerably higher performance and energy efficiency than its predecessor, as well as will add features to address AI and data analytics applications. The…

Fujitsu Thailand, the local operating unit of the Japanese ICT firm, has highlighted leadership, culture, data-driven action and digital transformation as key for its strategic push to drive growth through internal transformation.

‘It is appalling that this company can get anywhere near another government contract’

The national science agency has upgraded the growth outlook for quantum technology and expects Australia to grab a bit of the global sector.

Between 2000 and 2014, more than 700 subpostmasters and subpostmistresses were wrongly prosecuted.

The Home Office has handed Fujitsu a four-year deal to maintain a vital database tracking the records and whereabouts of criminals and suspects across the country

One of my goals is to eliminate paper clutter at home. Let’s just say it is an ongoing project. You have to stick with it.

Fujitsu has been chosen to provide a range of services at HMRC over the next five years.