• Brexit proposal calls for standards alignment and data sharing
• Traders may not be compliant with new customs IT system by end of March 2019
• Broadcom acquires enterprise business with CA Technologies deal
• Investments in on-premise enterprise datacentres on the up as demand for multi-cloud rises
• CIO interview: Gideon Kay, European CIO, Dentsu Aegis Network
• Most influential women in UK tech: The 2018 longlist
• Cyber attackers cashing in on ‘hidden’ attack surface
• Three-quarters of consumers have interacted with artificial intelligence
• Indonesia leads ASEAN region in AI adoption
• Hedvig teams up with Veeam to support scale-out backup appliances
• Siemens and Alibaba Cloud eye Chinese IoT market
• Russian startup event more international than ever
• Oracle’s deal with Chile should go global
• Cloudian adds Storage Made Easy file-sync-and-share compliance
• White-hat hackers find record number of vulnerabilities
• Swedish state-private partnership will use advanced IT to secure cities
• UK firms too confident about cyber security
• UK fintech industry fears Brexit-induced talent squeeze
• Facebook could face ICO fine of up to £500,000
• DevOps gathers pace in APAC
• Hidden costs of data breaches difficult to manage, study finds
• Lords urge Brexit negotiators to reach agreement on security
• UK falling behind European competition in efforts to produce powerhouse tech companies
• Chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov tells Tableau users human intelligence still has role to play
• Carrenza expands public sector footprint with move into Ark Data Centres
• Corporate networks vulnerable to insider attacks, report finds
• NIC calls for nationwide broadband plan
• Goonhilly Earth Station sets out plans to open green colocation datacentre in 2018
• Jeremy Wright appointed DCMS secretary of state in Cabinet reshuffle
• Singapore to build speech recognition system to speed up emergency response
• Analysts question Australia government’s IBM deal
• UK slips down broadband speed league table
• Holiday Extras uses machine learning and artificial intelligence for personalisation
• As prime minister unveils Brexit plans, TechUK calls for deal on services
• Dutch government IT projects run €1bn over budget
• Casino group bets on Pivot3 hyper-converged infrastructure for surveillance
• Government needs to improve its outsourcing approach
• Superbike team adds managed UC to support racers
• Collaborative taskforce launches security intelligence network
• Three chooses SSE for 5G fibre backhaul
• London NHS organisations pick Kcom for HSCN
• We need to take ‘black box’ out of AI to increase diversity, says panel
• Nurses held back by poor IT and lack of support, RCN report finds
• Inside one of the world’s largest bug bounty programmes
• TechUK calls on UK to adopt recent EU trade deals to boost digital sector
• Public looks to push innovative technologies in public sector with accelerator programme
• Infosec community welcomes bank sector focus on cyber resilience
• CNet Training calls on datacentre sector for input on skill shortage research
• Investment flows into Nordic startups from all directions
• HSBC previews the banking staff of the future
• ICO Grants Programme launches second round of funding
• European Parliament calls for suspension of Privacy Shield
• Banks given three months to report on how they respond to outages
• How changes in retail law could affect customer experience
• Bosch teams up with Singapore Polytechnic in IoT training push
• Ofcom lays out plan for UK fixed wireless networks
• UK labour market could be harmed by private sector roll-out of IR35 reforms, consultancy warns
• Construction sector gets £420m investment for tech and innovation
• UK leads Europe’s tech startup scene over five years, research shows
• UK joins forces with France on artificial intelligence and data
• Beware blockchain security blindspots, warns RSA
• Local Digital Declaration sets out how to transform local public services
• Australian startups team up to keep wind turbines humming
• Annual IPA report shows state of major government IT projects
• Dell/VMware and Nutanix dominate a growing hyper-converged market
• Slow broadband fuels a post-Brexit storm for rural communities
• Industry bets on fixed wireless access for first 5G deployments
• Alibaba Cloud looks to drive its technology ecosystem with startup innovation contest
• European banks need to balance fintech strategies
• Software firm Clevermed enhances NHS user experience on Health and Social Care Network
• Israel accuses Hamas of using spy apps to target soldiers
• Singapore company turns to blockchain to improve food security
• Inside Alibaba Cloud’s Southeast Asia playbook
• Exiting EU committee cattle-prods government on 'data adequacy'
• IT service provider HCL acquires sector expertise as part of European strategy
• NHS data breach caused details of 150,000 patients to be shared
• New thinking from tech startups could help solve construction project issues
• Government welcomes Lords AI report, vaunts industrial strategy
• Feds expand Facebook data sharing probe
• Take our 2018 salary survey and tell us what you think about your job in IT
• Government launches G-Cloud 10
• Food Standards Agency pilots blockchain in slaughterhouse
• UK financial services firms up tech investments to fuel new services
• New deals bolster IBM’s European cloud business
• Case study: Logistics firm GWC moves from paper to digital HR in three months
• Oracle decides on Brussels for European fintech innovation centre
• Linux targeted by illicit cryptocurrency miners
• Huge potential for use of big data to improve ambulance services, report finds
• Department for Work and Pensions uses artificial intelligence to crack down on benefits fraud
• Bolloré Group partners with Alibaba for cloud and co-development
• Finland’s R&D spending is recovering after a lost decade
• HMRC deactivates record number of fake websites
• Singapore’s Fullerton Health gears up for the cloud
• Australian government grappling with digital transformation woes
• Amazon develops transgender resources for employees
• UK government cyber security standard welcomed
• GDPR exposes breach reporting flaws
• Formula One switches from on-premise to machine learning on AWS
• Home Office criticised over ESN review progress
• UK police forces are not taking advantage of digital, says policing minister
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