• Could London match Singapore with unsubsidised fibre to the flat?
  • Varnish Software: Zipnish for microservices
  • Will publicity for Northamptonshire Open Market Review help open up UK broadband market?
  • Store Wars - The Purse Awakens
  • Does the Investigatory Powers Bill go far enough?
  • #HROS project: putting the open source into HR
  • How data has fueled the evolution of enterprise software
  • Machine learning is the new SQL
  • GDS gets a £450m budget boost - and a £3.5bn incentive to prove digital really works
  • Thinking about SaaS risks - data security
  • Containing the application security problem
  • The benefits of adopting a "what if...?" approach to datacentre management
  • Get hammered with HPE licensing
  • Google to Chrome developers: this is a pivotal moment for the web
  • Dear Nasa, is that a lardon or are you just pleased to see me?
  • (We Don't Need This) Android Fragmentation Groove Thang
  • One truly massive Git -- GitLab Enterprise Edition
  • Councils want medical records to feed government ID scheme
  • Wipro tech evangelist: machine learning should be channelled to application health
  • FireEye - Ninja of Incidence Response
  • Awfully pleased to meet you: survey finds open source needs more formal policies
  • Software is never perfect - and that includes the Post Office's controversial Horizon system
  • Red Hat freebases on Linux containers
  • Spending review: GDS continues but big cuts ahead in Cabinet Office
  • What do technologists do? Drink water and attend meetings
  • Microsoft Connect() -- a call to connect on free tooling
  • UPDATE: HGST has deployed Active Archive units
  • HPE hopes to put a cuckoo in the nest of EMC VMAX customers
  • Mamma Mia! Italian coders win PayPal hackfest with smart car app
  • Docker's oyster has security in the shell
  • A simpler online life: trusted use of your social identity
  • Digital Disruption: Future Opportunities for the Print Industry
  • Openreach needs strong leadership at a critical time
  • What's even better than predictive analytics?
  • Google TensorFlow -- machine learning gone open source
  • How relevant is the Investigatory Powers BIll to preventing a Bataclan style massacre in London
  • Should priority for reform of UK Investigatory Powers be to protect citizens or the state?
  • Spending review will show how - or if - digital is the future of the public sector
  • How green is your datacentre?
  • Big data is sword of truth for disruptor brands
  • If barely half UK FTTC lines meet definition for Superfast, how can BDUK be on track?
  • Despite a rubbish name Mangstor makes super-fast NVMe-based flash arrays
  • Hadoop is not the only fruit
  • Informatica big data management, more 'integrated' than some?
  • The glacial sales cycle of HGST's cold storage Active Archive
  • Microsoft's cloud vision widens -- Windows 10 will be an Operating System-as-a-Service
  • TARDIS analysis - X-Determinate (and Y, Z and T)
  • Closing the skills gap, in the UK and beyond
  • Windows 10 IoT gets more Java via Azul
  • Prime Minister announces consultation next year on a 10 mbps Broadband USO
  • The downside of paper free
  • Neo Technology: we put the graph database into the data matrix
  • Following my passion for technology was one of the best decisions I ever made
  • Women are breaking the glass firewall in IT - but they need the men in IT to do more
  • Google hatches plan to cut corporate tax bill through white van beta
  • G-Cloud 7: Could the 20% contract variance cap end up harming the framework?
  • Carina by Rackspace: a cloud developer portability conduit
  • Rozo brings scale-out NAS plus erasure coding
  • SUSE enterprise storage 2: revenge of the Ceph
  • IBM expands 'Studio' line of facilities for coders
  • Chef beefs up for regulatory compliance
  • How HP Enterprise fell victim to the Streisand Effect
  • Text messaging 4 businesses - the rise of the machines
  • Linus Torvalds 'launches' Linux kernel 4.3
  • More Internet of Things means more Bluetooth
  • How to find real DevOps, look for binary artifact repository control
  • Digital customer experience - where do mobile apps fit?
  • High-risk courts reform to give 25m people records access
  • Goodbye old HP, hello new HPs - but for how long?
  • When '15 minutes of fame' meets Uber - here come the Uber Kittens
  • Veeam cleans up dirty backup worries on Linux
  • Acquisitions And Reinventions Continued...
  • Mobile - shifting from 'enabled' to 'optimised'
  • IBM: data analytics leads us to 'life event predictions'
  • IBM builds Apache Spark into core analytics engine
  • Have web skills? Then you're paying too much for rent
  • UK ID consultation depicts applause
  • Everywoman extends deadline for Technology Awards applications
  • What should be the post Talk Talk Universal Broadband Service Obligation and what role for BT?
  • IBM Insight 2015: Day #1 'insights'
  • What can we read into Dell's customer event?
  • What to expect from IBM Insight 2015
  • App are 'always on, always connected' -- so testing must change
  • From Ashley Madison to Talk Talk: time for "Partnership Policing" for the online world
  • CyberWar: GCHQ under threat from North Korean hackers
  • Stadium deductive reasoning
  • Magnet CEO Chuang: application development is playing catch up
  • Michael Dell pulls off another miracle
  • Has end user computing made an enemy of the state?
  • Digital transformation will not happen across local government - so what's the alternative?
  • Tableau Conference 2015: howdy partners
  • Tableau launches Vizable: a free (and fun) data analytics app for iPad
  • Thomson Reuters raises stakes in financial desktop software
  • Getting the business message across
  • VMworld 2015 in Barcelona: Taking Risk is the Lowest-Risk Corporate Strategy According to VMware CEO
  • Tableau Conference 2015: notes from the #data15 keynote
  • 51Degrees' CTO: the responsive emperor is naked
  • Securing access to world class broadband for your business, your customers and your community
  • Can a maths genius save the world?
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