• Forget devices, we still need signal, says WWF IT director
• IBM to ditch costly chip-making unit
• Kingston University gets 600 IOPS per desktop with Atlantis Ilio
• Software considerations essential to risk management, says SAFECode
• Enterprise application spending in India up by 14%
• National Museum of Wales tackles digital technology
• MasterCard develops biometric authentication card
• Ahli United Bank boosts IT availability and resiliency with HP ConvergedSystem 300
• Public services website Gov.uk hits one billion visits
• FBI director James Comey joins call for online surveillance tools
• Local government outsourcing shrinks workforce 35%
• Google shares down on mixed third quarter results
• Pernod Ricard toasts centralised data backup and cloud disaster recovery
• VMworld 2014: Next-generation desktop virtualisation
• PayPal and Braintree announce UK hack challenge winner
• Cope could be the future of mobility, says BBC technology chief
• UK is prime target for cyber attacks, says FireEye
• Comic Relief’s digital challenge: talent, data and the No Make-Up Selfie
• Security key to Bank of Maharashtra payments platform
• As VSAN 2.0 goes beta VMware aims at hyper-converged x86 storage
• Intel bets on custom silicon as specialised workloads rule datacentres
• Netflix faces growing US competition as growth slows
• Google adds security and flexibility to latest Android mobile OS
• Salesforce aims beyond CRM as a platform for developers and analytics
• Nottinghamshire Council goes mobile with Windows
• McAfee highlights security challenges of a next-generation government
• McAfee Next Generation firewall addresses siloed security risks
• Industrial control systems: What are the security challenges?
• Intel sees revenue uplift from PCs, servers and internet of things
• London IT sector highlighted in damning report on apprenticeships
• Best of VMworld Europe 2014 user awards: Winners
• Cyber security failing in execution, says ex-US cyber czar
• Gov.uk Verify identity assurance service ready to go live
• Samsung claims 5G speed record
• Global research reveals limited appetite for smartwatch payments
• IT jobs hit hardest in trading exchange cuts, but is not a trend
• Gartner: Longer-lived devices causing tablet slowdown
• B&Q launches online kitchen planning and design tool
• Adobe continues to use crises to drive security change
• Oxfam unwraps mobile collaboration benefits with Box’s cloud content service
• Enterprise IT should be more user-centric, says Box CEO Aaron Levie
• Salesforce1 Lightning offers mobile app development for non-programmers
• CIOs fear poor cloud investment is making businesses uncompetitive
• SAP and IBM collaborate to deliver Hana on IBM cloud
• Payment Systems Regulator could oversee Visa and Mastercard
• House of Fraser’s journey to multichannel innovation
• Cyber security failing in execution, says ex-US cyber czar
• P&O Ferries launches multichannel website in legacy estate overhaul
• HP on board with VMware’s EVO:Rail as scale-out future hinted
• More firms sign up to offer Paym
• Russian cyber criminals exploit Microsoft bug
• Europe’s top cyber cop calls for access to online data
• VMware expands private cloud into Germany
• Microsoft, SAP and Facebook call on EU to support better IT education
• Motorsport firm replaces ageing comms with cloud telephony
• Businesses guide students to TeenTech awards at the Palace
• Payment card transactions hit one billion in a month as contactless rises
• Salesforce.com launches Wave for self-service data analytics
• CIO interview: Andy Wolfe, CIO, Shop Direct
• Indian government IT spend to hit $7.2bn in 2015
• Argos provides free tablets and broadband to get UK online
• IT industry seeks to improve relationship with government IT buyers
• Snapchat leak shows need for better privacy education, says security analyst
• Google speeds online searches in India
• Embedded SIMs key to unlocking internet of things
• UK ranks third in right to be forgotten requests to Google
• Cybercrime fighters to target kingpins, says top EU cyber cop
• Azure CTO Mark Russinovich's top ten public cloud security risks
• Is the BIS GrowthAccelerator scheme worthwhile for technology startups?
• Nationwide announces rewards app
• White space wireless trial brings free meerkat videos to wider audience
• Symantec splits storage and security
• Fear and loathing could hold back UK internet of things, says KPMG report
• SAP teams up with Birst to offer cloud analytics on Hana
• Creating the next wave of social open-data products
• Starbucks uses cloud to manage innovation and disruptive technologies
• CaixaBank rolls out contactless wristband after successful pilot
• Application integration demands a light touch in the cloud
• More data loss comes from sloppy organisations than hackers, says study
• WordPress most attacked application
• PC shipments remain steady as market segments shift
• Druva targets server backup to the cloud with Phoenix
• Housing associations launch shared internet service from BT
• Government as a platform will be fully ready in three years, says Liam Maxwell
• Cloud, web-scale IT and IoT in Gartner’s 2015 top technologies
• The first big SDN data breach is just a matter of time
• IT professionals working more than 50 hours a week on the rise
• HP should use split to make up lost ground in IT services
• Tim Berners-Lee: Data sharing needs accountability
• Care.data goes ahead with CCG pilot
• Fledgling data science profession under strain, says SAS research
• Malware being used to steal cash from ATMs
• The challenges facing HP as it splits in two
• Reed.co.uk and Bitcoin – using agile to drive innovation
• Veeam moves into physical backup with free Endpoint Backup
• Retail staff will have to change as digital strategies take over
• Welsh government hands control of PSN to BT
• Retailers buy into Zapp mobile wallet
• Volkswagen to open Indian IT development centre
• Timberland focuses on online customer experience
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