As we approach the end of 2025, we added up the numbers to bring you a roundup of National Technology News’ most popular news stories, features, and analysis pieces of the year
Scottish Widows has launched a six‑month pilot of AI software as it seeks to strengthen marketing compliance and ensure clearer communications for customers
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Google Cloud have announced plans to develop a new multicloud networking service which will enable enterprises to connect their platforms in “minutes”
European Union regulators have designated 19 technology firms as critical third‑party computing providers to the bloc’s financial sector under the Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), bringing them under direct supervisory oversight
Scottish Widows has completed the migration of more than 3.8 million customers onto a new digital platform, marking a major milestone in its ongoing transformation programme
With the move the retailer seeks to remove paper vouchers from its supply chain to reduce its environmental impact, with the service roll-out including both assisted and self-checkout point-of-sale systems
The highly anticipated UK cyber security strategy has today been launched, with the public now able to report cyber incidents with new digital services. Steve Barclay, chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster, said that the UK’s public services will now be strengthened to further protect them from the risk of being “shut down by hostile cyber threats”.
The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has awarded a multi-million-pound contract to Involve Visual Collaboration (Involve) as part of plans to virtualise the UK benefits system.