Search results for Tim Berners-Lee

Five reasons why identity resolution will replace third-party cookies

By Tim Glomb published

With third-party cookies going away, brands need to focus on better customer identity solutions to market to them effectively.

The convergence of human and machine in transforming business

By Dr Lee Eccleshare published

AI and human expertise combined makes powerful partnerships for transforming business decision-making processes.

Supporting business resiliency for all working policies

By Tim Whiteley published

Why is hybrid still a necessity, and which technologies can ensure business resilience?

New startup wants to build self-updating, autonomous websites that 'generate' content and 'optimize themselves' without human intervention - but I wonder what Google will make of this

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Flint, backed by Accel and Sheryl Sandberg, is developing autonomous AI websites that generate and optimize themselves without human oversight.

'Somewhat robot, somewhat human': designer used 12,000ft fiber optic cable to weave a striking 50lb dress that will turn heads - and no, you can't buy it

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Maximilian Raynor’s 50-pound dress, made from 12,000 feet of repurposed fiber optic cables, turns the internet’s physical form into wearable art.

35 years on: The history and evolution of ransomware

By Martin Lee published

The birth of ransomware and how it has developed and changed globally.

Five key steps to transform UK government digital services

By Lee Perkins published

Lee Perkins analyses the 2022-2025 government digital roadmap, highlighting challenges and steps for successful transformation.

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

Internet Archive reaches new 1-trillion page landmark almost 30 years after it started backing up the WWW - and more than 100,000TB of files have been safeguarded since

By Wayne Williams published

Almost three decades since it started backing up the web, the Internet Archive now holds 1 trillion archived pages and over 100,000TB of data.

The UN just made a significant decision on who governs the Internet

By Craig Hale published

The UN's Internet Governance Forum has gone from being an annual meeting to being a permanent UN body.

I visited the world’s first registered .com domain – and you won’t believe what it’s offering today

By Ross Kelly published

The first.com domain was registered in 1985 - and it's still going strong.

Bluesky just made it harder for someone to steal your name, but verification is still a challenge

By Lance Ulanoff published

Bluesky makes an important update to its somewhat basic verification system

You can now get your website AI ready with just one click - thanks to Hostinger

By Sead Fadilpašić published

AI agents are the future of the internet and they don't care about design or layout, Hostinger says.

Trump wants to make US Government websites beautiful again - and signs Airbnb co-founder to lead the fight

By Craig Hale published

President Trump says legacy systems are expensive to maintain and hard to navigate – so launches America by Design initiative instead.

Happy birthday, Director! The first operating system in the world turns 70 today

By Efosa Udinmwen published

The birth of modern computing – Director’s 1955 launch set the stage for automated software and future operating systems.

Linus Torvalds gives approval to "vibe coding" - just don't use it on anything important

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Linux godfather supports vibe coding for learning while rejecting its use in critical kernel development due to maintenance and quality concerns.

Wix just opened the door to quicker and easier coding with new AI tool

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Say hello to the Wix Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server built for both designers and website owners.

Linux Foundation brings together top browser makers for more "open" approach

By Craig Hale published

Google, Meta, Microsoft and Opera have already joined the Supporters of Chromium-Based Browsers initiative.

Dreamforce 2025 - all the Salesforce news and updates and news we saw at the show

By Mike Moore last updated

Dreamforce 2025 is over - here's what we saw

Framer launches a tool to make sites instantly editable by anyone

By Sead Fadilpašić published

Editing a website can be done in real-time by people with no technical knowledge.

Google Cloud Next 2025 — all the news and announcements as they happened

By Mike Moore last updated

Google Cloud Next 25 is over - here's what we saw.

Google gives Chrome’s address bar a new shortcut that makes it easy to talk to its AI chatbot, Gemini

By Kristina Terech published

Google integrates Gemini further into Chrome’s address bar, introducing '@gemini' shortcut for instant access to conversations, enhancing Chrome’s browsing experience.

Claude Code comes to the masses – and it’s a game-changer for wannabe coding masters

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Anthropic's Claude Code now comes as a browser-based AI developer that anyone can tap into.

Cloudflare's new tool wants to help you spot doctored images online

By Craig Hale published

Cloudflare is supporting image authenticity and verification tracking on images across its network.

The Wayback Machine recently captured its trillionth web page – here are 5 surprising facts about the 'living history of the internet'

By Darren Allan published

You might be surprised at what the Internet Archive, the non-profit keeper of the Wayback Machine, gets up to.

Nobel Laureate backs Cambridge-based crowdfunding effort to digitize 100,000 hours of recordings from some of the brightest minds in human history

By Efosa Udinmwen published

A Cambridge-led project seeks funds to digitize and restore 100,000 hours of historic scientific recordings featuring leading global thinkers.

OpenAI reveals major hire to lead global Stargate data center expansion

By Craig Hale published

OpenAI's Stargate expansion to boost government adoption of AI is being led by former UK Chancellor George Osborne.

Anthropic updates Claude AI to write and run Javascript code

By Craig Hale published

Claude.ai can now write and execute Javascript in its quest to generate “mathematically precise and reproducible” answers.

Google I/O 2025 as it happened: AI Search, Veo, Flow, Gemini, Android XR, and all the big announcements

By John-Anthony Disotto, Graham Barlow, Lance Ulanoff last updated

Google I/O 2025 live blog covering all the major announcements, including Android XR updates, new Gemini features, and more.

Internet traffic grew hugely in 2024, with Google taking the strain

By Craig Hale published

Internet traffic surged 17% year-over-year, with users as interested as ever in Google’s entire suite of services.