• Brexit tech investment stall threatens UK talent pool, says TLA
• Singapore rolls out blockchain platform for verifying educational certificates
• Lloyd’s of London unveils digital ambitions
• Ultrafast broadband within reach of ‘most’ homes
• Department of Health enhances medical innovation programme
• Firms urged to embrace positive security trends to win cyber war
• Apple posts earnings decline, but sees strong take-up of iOS
• Microservices introduce hidden security complexity, analyst warns
• Businesses unprepared for cyber breaches
• Why IT departments miss basic IT security hygiene
• PA Consulting announces 2019 winners of Raspberry Pi Competition
• Boots appoints former NHS IT executive as director of innovation
• How APAC enterprises are using VMware Cloud on AWS
• Defence secretary sacked over Huawei leak
• Fiat Chrysler commits to Android for connected vehicles
• Middle East Interview: Bahrain fintech drive gathers speed
• Scality object storage scales to 400k mailboxes for NZ provider
• Department of Health pushes online regulation agenda
• BSA releases framework for secure software
• Danish financial services regulator launches sandbox initiative
• Get more proactive on cyber security, says ex Europol chief
• How Amadeus used FPGAs to break Moore’s Law threshold
• UK gears up for new laws on IoT security
• HPE to launch Cloud Volumes in UK and Ireland
• Alphabet Q1 results: Revenue falls short of expectations as EU fine takes toll
• Cyber criminals increase use of fileless attacks
• CIO interview: Mark Holt, CTO, Trainline
• Every NHS body to get full-fibre broadband, says health secretary
• Most businesses vulnerable to supply chain cyber attacks
• OpenStack Foundation urges enterprises to embrace open, collaborative tech development
• Brighton Dome theatre gets access to city’s 5G mobile testbed
• Open data programme OpenActive ramps up efforts to get people off the sofa
• Department for International Trade slashes tech SME funding
• Nearly half of UK IT pros report serious data breaches
• How Microsoft is prepping manufacturers for Industry 4.0
• Bosses want to see explainable AI
• Privacy and data protection an opportunity, says entrepreneur
• LightBits Super SSD brings NVMe on vanilla Ethernet
• Fix the basics first, then worry about AI, advise experts
• Home Office to award £300m contract for management of biometric services
• Ofcom must rethink rural broadband USO, says Lords report
• CIO interview: Dylan Roberts, CDIO, Leeds City Council
• Danske Bank and IBM bring AI to banking IT
• Europe is playing catch-up with the US on cloud adoption, research suggests
• Australians lost half a billion dollars to scams in 2018
• Malaysia to get its first AI park
• British 5G developers to test their mettle in South Korea
• Facebook faces fresh privacy actions from regulators
• Digital map of UK underground pipes and cables to be developed
• Amazon cautions against reading too much into slowdown in AWS revenue growth rate
• Top lessons from cyber attacks
• Huawei leak inquiry launched
• NVMe is ‘ready’, say Dell EMC, Virtual Instruments and Cisco
• Central government fails to meet SME tech spending targets
• GDPR cases drive bigger budgets for Nordic regulators
• Dutch road management organisation encourages startups to innovate
• Laing O’Rourke Australia chooses private cloud route
• Digital shopping endangers retail employment
• Public becoming more aware of privacy abuses and unethical tech
• Data firms join forces to help Path beat malaria
• UK up for cyber challenge but work to be done, says minister
• NCSC and ICO pledge to support data breach victims
• European Union to create central biometrics database
• Cloud uptake drives third-quarter sales for Microsoft
• Cabinet Office seeks chief digital information officer
• No final decision taken on Huawei 5G ban, government claims
• JEDI cloud chief quits as award date for controversial 10-year US government cloud deal nears
• School should prepare kids for the digital workplace, say teachers
• Cabinet Office addresses 5G security issue
• NCSC looks to industry to scale Active Cyber Defence
• Huawei sharpens AI edge in global cloud move
• Internet Watch Foundation raises stakes in war against online child porn
• Online fashion brand Boohoo sees year-on-year revenue growth
• AWS bags multi-year deal to support Ford-backed bid to create open connected car cloud platform
• NCSC to scale up intelligence sharing, says GCHQ director
• Challenger bank Tandem migrates to AWS in one weekend
• Market must address IT failures in large infrastructure projects, government says
• SAP Q1 2019 results: 400 more S/4 Hana sign-ups, €1.5bn in cloud
• Pure Storage buys Compuverde to put object storage on steroids
• Eagle Eye enlists Rackspace to lead 'all-in' Google Cloud Platform migration
• PM May approves Huawei for use in 5G networks despite opposition
• How technology is shaping Malaysia’s economy
• Global intelligence agencies share UK stage for first time
• Stockholm prospers as tech hub as perceptions of entrepreneurs changes
• Egypt aims to develop coding skills earlier in education system
• Apple spends upwards of $30m a month on AWS during first quarter of 2019, report claims
• London Ambulance Service trials real-time access to patient data
• Digital court system reaches first key milestones
• Casual collaboration comms pose security risk, survey shows
• Open doors at Huawei in China as it mounts defence
• WannaCry hero pleads guilty, urges others to stay on ‘good side’
• APAC set for blockchain boom
• With Anthos, Google seeks to unify open source cloud technologies
• NCSC urges better online security practices
• UK government adds voice to citizen services delivery
• Spotify opens new London R&D hub
• Facebook leaks: Zuckerberg turned data into dollars in ruthless battle with competitors
• 20 firms join Tech Nation’s cyber security scale-up programme
• Widespread adoption of digital ID could boost economic growth
• Etihad Airways automates customer and luggage journey monitoring
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