Fragile GPS is a massive vulnerability for the West – and Putin knows it
Jamming of navigational systems is on the rise as Russia probes the spectrum
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Jamming of navigational systems is on the rise as Russia probes the spectrum
Major global players are finally recalibrating their relationship with big business
Last month’s global tech outage shows there’s no limit to companies’ ability to avoid blame
A bad actor in the quantum revolution could unravel our entire economy
Whitehall is severely lacking the hard skills needed to run the country
Move over dream factory, AI has a new trump card – and it spells disaster for our culture
The UK has plenty to celebrate without aspiring to create a British Google
Video shows just how badly the tech giant has lost its way without its co-founder
Solving the countryside’s ‘notspot’ crisis has become a national priority
Race to develop AI could leave tech’s basic plumbing neglected
Aalto’s Zephyr is blazing a trail at the dizzying heights only spy planes can reach
Attacks on the internal combustion engine are motivated by spiteful ideology
Prices have been kept artificially low at the expense of connectivity
The utopian, high-trust nature of open source is no longer safe in an increasingly divided world
Unfortunately for consumers, smart meter surge pricing is not the greatest concern
US competition case against the iPhone maker looks like thin gruel