The leading source of UK tech news and analysis
Built on the foundation of ComputerWeekly.com by Informa TechTarget and MicroScope.co.uk, Informa TechTarget offers an extensive reader community and in-depth coverage of the issues, challenges and trends facing today’s tech leaders in the UK, Europe, MEA and the rest of the world.
Celebrating 60 years in 2026, Computer Weekly provides the latest news and analysis through its website subscriber-based weekly digital magazine, as well as award-winning and exclusive premium content.
Computer Weekly covers a broad range of IT topics, but has more than 100 niche topical sections, which can be individually targeted, delving into the sub-topics of areas like AI, Data Centre, Enterprise Software, Security, Storage and Networking. In addition to sub-topics of IT, Computer Weekly also covers key markets related to IT such as government, retail, healthcare, and DEI.
For over 45 years, MicroScope—an extension of Computer Weekly that serves the UK IT Channel market—has been bringing key business and in-depth technology information to value-added resellers, to better sell and run their ever-changing business.
Finally, joining the portfolio in March of 2026, the UK Informa TechTarget portfolio gained a collection of dedicated vertical sites: The CFO, Bobsguide, HRD Connect, Accountancy Age, and The Global Treasurer.
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Celebrating 60-years in 2026, Computer Weekly launched in 1966 as the UK’s first ever print publication, and is now the UK’s longest-running weekly technology publication. The Computer Weekly E-Zine remains the UK’s trusted source of IT news and local case studies for B2B IT. Sponsors are able to:
- Align with award-winning editorial content and access the UK’s most elite subscriber base
- Generate premium UK leads selected based on topical user activity over the last three months
- Increase brand awareness with a regular readership staying on top of key market trends and technologies
Building trust with B2B tech buyers to turn attention into influence
Amid the increased complexity marketers are confronting, it’s critical to remember the golden rule of influence: you must be invited in. Flooding channels, buying reach and pushing content doesn’t earn attention – let alone trust – and if anything, those methods can be counterproductive. Meanwhile, publishers have spent decades building credibility with B2B tech buyers – and that trust turns attention into influence. Hear Bryan Glick (Editor-in-Chief, Computer Weekly) unpack how publishers earn the trust marketers struggle to buy – and how that trust drives real commercial results.
