Because without Tim Berners-Lee, the father of the World Wide Web (WWW), who celebrates his 70th birthday today, none of this would exist. Or at least not as we know it.

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The ARPANET was a project started by the Defense Department’s Advanced Research Project Agency in 1969 to network different mainframe computers together across the country. Later, it evolved into the ...

The exhibition will showcase more than 200 pieces of memorabilia, including toys, fashion, technology, and pop culture artefacts.

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U.S. Vice President Al Gore made a statement during a campaign interview that humorously suggested he created the internet. However, his intention was to convey that he played a significant role in ...

The success of AI governance is intertwined with strong data governance. By reliably automating routine tasks and freeing human resources for more strategic work, AI can revolutionise data governance.

In her opinion column, Ipswich councillor Sam Murray says teach the good, the bad, and the complex but that it's ok to be proud of being British.