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Google Maps finally gets Tesla Supercharger upgrade to steer drivers towards fuss-free top-ups

By Leon Poultney, Leon Poultney published

Google Maps users in the US now get nav features that were once reserved only for Tesla owners.

UK police arrest four following cyberattacks on M&S, Co-op, Harrods

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Suspects are accused of carrying out multiple damaging cyberattacks.

Have your say: how was your Black Friday shopping experience?

By Marc McLaren published

Here's your chance to us about your Black Friday/Cyber Monday shopping experience and help improve things for next year.

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The secret to feeling good? Make friends with your fridge

By Sponsored published

Your fridge isn’t just a place to keep your cucumbers cool and your fruit salads fresh. It can be your foodie friend too

The UK's first football club mobile network is here - but you probably won't guess which team has launched it

By Mike Moore published

Millwall FC becomes the first British club to launch its own mobile network.

Co-op crisis deepens as it admits UK customer data stolen in cyberattack - up to 20 million people possibly affected, here's what we know

By Mike Moore published

Hackers claim to have stolen private information on 20 million Co-op shoppers

The UK government’s tech purchase processes “downplay” the technical risks involved

By Luke Hughes published

NAO report cite ballooning costs of projects and cumulative decades of delays as consequences of insufficient planning.

Now is a good time to buy a Tesla – the EV giant is offering free upgrades and enticing finance deals to drive sales

By Leon Poultney published

Been pondering buying a Tesla? It's just launched a range of incentives in North America to help boost sales – here's what you can get.

US tech firm digs its claws into UK countryside with £4bn data center plans

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

A new huge data centre might be coming to your back garden.

Marks & Spencer outage allegedly linked to ScatteredSpider ransomware attack

By Sead Fadilpašić published

The retailer hasn't confirmed the news yet, but the media are citing people familiar with the matter.

Forget gas stations – EV charging Superhubs are using solar power to solve the most annoying thing about electric motoring

By Leon Poultney published

EV charging Superhubs are popping up across the globe – and these solar-assisted sites could help stamp out electric motoring pain points.

Huawei is back in Europe - and it wants to help take your small business to the next level, with AI at the center

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Huawei brings integrated SME solutions to European customers, combining intelligence features, simplified deployment models, and expanded partner support.

$19 billion Vodafone and Three merger approved by UK competition watchdog

By Craig Hale published

Vodafone and Three UK merger has been granted approval.

Tesla's futuristic drive-in Diner is the coolest thing it's built in years – here's what it's like inside

By Leon Poultney published

Tesla has just opened the doors to its new LA Diner – and it's a retro-inspired triumph.

VodafoneThree signs up Nokia, Ericsson in multibillion-pound deal to build the UK's next-generation networks

By Craig Hale published

VodafoneThree wants 99.95% of the UK population to have fast 5G by 2034.

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Harrods cyberattack - over 430,000 customers have data stolen, here's how to stay safe

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Luxury shopper information sold online by criminals - Harrods says it won't engage.

London Tech Week 2025 as it happened - Jensen Huang, Keir Starmer and everything else we saw at the show

By Mike Moore, Ellen Jennings-Trace last updated

We were at London Tech Week 2025 - here's what we saw

Uber Eats will soon use robots to deliver your takeaway - but you can't tip them

By Mike Moore published

Starship Technologies robots could soon bring your Uber Eats takeaway to your door.

M&S chief digital and technology officer steps down in wake of damaging cyberattack

By Wayne Williams published

M&S says its chief digital and technology officer is taking a break following damaging cyberattack forced widespread operational disruption earlier this year.

Capita handed huge £14m fine over security failings which lead to data breach

By Ellen Jennings-Trace last updated

Capita ‘failed in its duty to protect’ customer data, the ICO found.

Home Office picks IBM to deliver UK Emergency Services Network

By Craig Hale published

Britain’s Emergency Services Network is set for a complete overhaul through partnerships with IBM and EE.

These are the companies using AI-driven dynamic pricing the most - and the top users probably won't surprise you

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Amazon leads dynamic pricing with 12.6 daily changes, but Best Buy changes its price only 2.6 times per day.

Tiny startup could challenge Wasabi, iDrive, and BackBlaze with sovereign EU cloud storage solution at rock-bottom prices

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Estonia’s Storadera offers a low-cost, sovereign alternative to US cloud providers, aiming to disrupt the storage market.

Get an incredible £300 off the Pixel 9 Series when you trade in an iPhone

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AI-mazing phones for an amazingly low price

Starbucks has gone back to pen and paper after vendor ransomware attack

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Employee pay and schedules are being tracked on paper at Starbucks following supply chain attack.

Hacked Tata Technologies data leaked by ransomware gang

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Excel sheets, PDF files, and more, are being leaked.

M&S thinks it might finally know what caused cyberattack - but still won't say if it paid a ransom

By Craig Hale published

M&S says DragonForce (not DragonForce Malaysia) is responsible for the attack, but we still don't know if a ransom has been paid.

UK government says Microsoft and AWS unfairly dominate the cloud market

By Craig Hale published

UK Competition and Markets Authority says Microsoft and AWS have an unfair dominance over the country's cloud market.

Tesla was once an EV innovator, but its cheaper Model 3 and Model Y show it’s now being lapped by Chinese rivals

By Leon Poultney published

There are now more affordable Tesla models in the US, but they sure are basic – here's what's been cut to hit those lower price tags.