• Going native on Google Chromebooks
• Banking and finance bigwigs yank climate change chord
• Ubuntu 19.04 is here
• Four things you should know about the 5G game in Asia-Pacific
• Cutting off the internet is a TERRIBLE idea, whether or not you agree with Extinction Rebellion
• Puppet CTO: an open source mindset is more than just a code dump
• Facebook shutters Messenger payments in UK as Brits just not into it
• Third of people would allow tech platform to automatically move mortgage
• What to expect from DataStax Accelerate
• Deeper into DataOps: NetApp & PagerDuty
• Single source ERP fails to match business needs
• Deeper into DataOps: Morpheus & Talend
• When will we see the digital transformation of politics?
• Deeper into DataOps: Altran, Moogsoft & Puppet
• Online in the Smokey Mountains with Skyroam
• Black holes and ejaculations
• Pluralsight on course for more Google Cloud courses, of course
• Lush gives up on social media
• Consumers will ditch bank if online experience falls short
• Brexit turn off increases IT salaries in UK fintech as overseas experts become harder to attract
• Is fintech making it too easy to mis-buy financial products?
• Why are we serving up chips?
• Curbing cloud sprawl to keep IT costs down
• SuiteWorld 2019: I’m a geek and proud says, Shaquille O’Neal
• Tanium: IT needs to get ‘don’t mess with Texas’ serious on critical updates
• Goldex is bringing Amazon-like usability to gold trading: Fintech interview part 19
• Remembering Google+
• Ping An to power Hong Kong’s e-ID system in major win
• Elastic Maps expands horizon for geospatial analytics
• SUSE: A new mantra from edge to core to cloud
• The ‘four commandments’ for choosing an [open] service provider
• SUSE gets chipper for Intel, goes large for SAP on Azure
• Chef open sources 100% under Apache 2.0
• SUSE eyes wider horizons for enterprise open source
• Hard drives that do their own data processing
• Fintechs taking large chunk of SME lending sector
• Finding the cure for application downtime
• Complexities of safety critical augmented systems
• Leave memes leave
• Azimo is stripping high streets and denting the universe: Fintech interview part 18
• The challenges and solutions of the UK's tech skills gap
• 20 milestones at the Apache Software Foundation
• Is Avaya entertaining private equity bidders? I have déjà vu
• Add Apple credit card to list of things you can do on your iPhone
• MPs hear more revelations about Gov.uk Verify as troubled project gets a new leader
• Moogsoft CTO Cappelli: hats off to understanding AI understanding
• SuSE touts ‘move to independence’
• Microsoft open sources Accessibility Insights
• Welcome to the new legacy
• Hubris over Horizon? Post Office shocks High Court with accusation of bias
• Infor tunes into (and visualises) high-fidelity self-orchestrated data
• Is open source lock-in possible?
• Remainers accidentally DDoS the British government
• What to expect from SUSECON 19
• Vote Leave’s early bath
• What the Myspace data loss debacle tells us about how the internet values creative content
• Ribbon ties developers to connected comms on AT&T API marketplace
• Big Switch builds open source network operating system
• Progress offers low-code-for-pros with Kinvey
• Do we need a global IT event calendar?
• Predicting Senturion’s magnificent seven
• Gamma offers 13 key metrics to code against
• Hear from some of the women shaping UK fintech
• Perfecto proffers ‘perfected’ codeless automation testing
• Does your developer team have an (enterprise security) attitude?
• F5 caps off growth plans with acquisition of Nginx
• Do we need an ‘app’ for mindfulness?
• Web @ 30: Thank you for global connectivity
• Hired CEO: blockchain programmers are 517% hot
• Lumigo offers visual map inside serverless apps
• Getting farmers up to speed with farm tech
• Nationwide Building Society creating digital platform with fintech 10x
• Cloud Foundry CTO on the key to DevOps transformation
• Never mind the bullocks, here’s the 5G cows
• WWW @ 30: Why the Web needs to remain open
• NAO hammers another nail into Gov.uk Verify
• NatWest fintech loan platform partners Microsoft for data warehouse and AI chatbot
• Innovate Finance launches initiative to get teens into fintech
• NatWest launches its baseline open banking feature
• FDM everywoman finalist profile: Laurelin Chase, student at Clacton County High School
• MWC 2019: Robots, robots and robots, oh my!
• FDM everywoman finalist profile: Nelly Kiboi, software engineer, American Express
• FDM everywoman finalist profile: Megha Prakash, founder of Earthmiles
• Technology can transform lives and society for the better
• GDPR: Irish Data Protection Commission may show where the WWW is heading
• Kubernetes management made easier for enterprises
• Yoyo on its way up: Fintech interview part 17
• Analytics Bar aims to raise the bar (for Google Analytics stats)
• OpsRamp: 4 pillars for IT Ops automation
• MWC 2019: Our planet is dying - is it time to ditch Mobile World Congress?
• HyperTikTokisation
• Substantive reform to education needed to address the skills gap blighting fintechs
• Brexit self-harm means London no longer the Holy Land for all fintech talent
• Fidor bank future clearer next month as split from BCPE nears
• Ribbon roots out rampant robocalling
• Will Advertisers and Insurers hold Social Media Platforms to Account after Governments fail
• Google opens developer space in Singapore
• Nearly a third of UK tech startups are setting up presence in mainland Europe because of Brexit
• Connectivity at the heart of app ‘experiences’
• Astrophysics and music production skills give Bud a different approach: Fintech interview part 16
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