On average, just 15% of academic staff in the Computer Science faculties of the UK’s leading universities are women, research by developer recruitment platform CodinGame reveals.
CodinGame looked at the top 25 ranked universities in the UK, according to Times Higher Education1. Its research highlights the lack of female academic role models to inspire young women interested in studying Computer Sciences at university.
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Research reveals just 15% of academic staff in Computer Science faculities of the UK's top universities are women
Mar 03, 2021
UK digital training companies help address the £141 billion digital skills gap
Dec 31, 2020
We Are Digital, the digital and financial inclusion training business, has joined forces with digital marketing consultancy, Balanced Impact, to help upskill excluded communities and underrepresented groups across the UK.
Toshiba and Kew Computers deliver outstanding efficiencies for Redhill school
Oct 21, 2020
Saint Bede's School is a mixed comprehensive secondary school located in Redhill, Surrey. The school has almost 1,800 pupils aged 11 to 18, with around 330 of these students in the sixth form. In its most recent Ofsted inspection, the school was graded as ‘outstanding’ in all areas.
University at Buffalo selects Panasas high-performance storage to support research at its Academic Supercomputing Centre
Sep 02, 2020
The University at Buffalo (UB), a premier, research-intensive public university, has chosen Panasas’ ActiveStor Ultra high-performance computing (HPC) data storage to serve as the backbone for its Centre for Computational Research (CCR).
Government invests £10 million to help make future technologies more secure
Jun 16, 2020
The government will provide £10 million over four years to develop cyber security technologies, Digital Secretary Oliver Dowden announced at London Tech Week Connects.
Duco Digital Training launches online AI courses to overcome digital skills gap
Jun 11, 2020
Duco Digital Training has launched two unique online courses in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning to bridge the digital skills gap and allow businesses to take a competitive advantage of this rapidly developing technology.
Epson launches its ReadyPrint Subscription Service in the UK
May 04, 2020
Epson UK has launched ReadyPrint, its first subscription printing service for its consumer cartridge printer models.
Where there is tech, there is a way – demand grows for UK’s hybrid tech sectors
Apr 30, 2020
Job roles within tech increased by 40% in the first third of the year due to a surge in-demand within the ‘hybrid-tech sector’ – namely fintech, edtech, healthtech, and agritech – according to global recruiter Robert Walters.
Snom Academy makes partners fit for the future of IT
Feb 15, 2020
Snom, the international premium manufacturer of professional and business IP phones, has significantly expanded the "Snom Academy" learning platform for its partners. In addition to classroom training, the platform now offers a variety of modular online courses, with content covering the VoIP and DECT markets and technologies.
Almost 20,000 fraudulent verification applications in the last five years
Feb 12, 2020
3% of the professional verification applications processed by the DataFlow Group in the last five years have been found to be fraudulent, reveals TrueProfile.io, the provider of Primary Source Verification (PSV) services.
Education IT
Education IT infrastructure is the physical and technical components that support the use of technology in education. It includes the following:
- Network infrastructure: This includes the physical network, such as the cabling and routers, as well as the software that manages the network.
- Servers: Servers are computers that store and run applications and data. They are essential for providing access to educational resources, such as online learning platforms and learning management systems.
- Workstations: Workstations are computers that are used by students and teachers to access educational resources and software.
- Peripherals: Peripherals are devices that are connected to computers, such as printers, scanners, and projectors.
- Software: Software is the programs that run on computers. Educational software includes applications for teaching and learning, as well as software for managing educational resources.
Cloud services application hosting
Cloud services application hosting is the process of storing and delivering applications and websites over the internet using cloud computing resources. This type of hosting offers a number of benefits over traditional on-premises hosting, including:
- Scalability: Cloud hosting is highly scalable, so you can easily add or remove resources as needed. This is ideal for businesses with fluctuating traffic levels.
- Reliability: Cloud hosting providers offer a high level of reliability, with uptime guarantees of 99.9% or better. This means that your applications and websites will be available to your users even if there are problems with your own hardware or network.
- Security: Cloud hosting providers offer a high level of security, with features such as firewalls, intrusion detection, and data encryption. This helps to protect your applications and websites from unauthorized access.
- Cost-effectiveness: Cloud hosting can be more cost-effective than traditional on-premises hosting, especially for businesses with fluctuating traffic levels. You only pay for the resources you use, so you can save money on unused capacity.
