- IT pros in demand as advertised IT vacancies spike 8% year on year
- Royal Free Hospital digitises legacy patient medical records
- India’s dedicated Cryptology centre gets Rs. 115 crore funding
- Oracle in-memory option creates licensing pain and audit risk
- 5G network for London by 2020, says Boris Johnson
- State security a challenge for global firms, says KPMG
- British Legion launches online WW1 remembrance database
- Wikipedia ban edits from US Congress
- AWS feels the pressure of cloud competition
- Bank of America: When software relationships turn sour
- Dr Who visual effects studio builds desktop as a service for graphics
- Carl Dawson to become IT director at M&S
- G-Cloud supplier blames lack of stability for poor government spend
- 4G services pick up momentum in enterprises
- Contactless card payments to be accepted across entire TFL network
- Another CIO leaves Royal Bank of Scotland
- Search firms meet EU regulators over right to be forgotten
- Five top UK tech startup clusters outside London
- Amazon’s share price falls 6% on quarterly results
- Online spending continues to increase thanks to fashion sector
- Crew Clothing fashions cloud-based marketing to engage buyers
- European Central Bank hack highlights classic problems, say security experts
- TfL wastes millions on telecoms, says IIPAG watchdog
- ICO slaps online travel firm with £150,000 penalty
- Gartner: Businesses set to standardise supply chain systems
- Citrix SaaS revenue rises 12% while overall revenue grows 7% YoY
- Facebook reports 138% jump in second quarter profits
- CIO interview: Rorie Devine, CTO, Hailo
- Six cyber criminals charged in $1m Stubhub fraud
- Yorkshire councils upgrade networks for Tour de France
- London’s Orchard and Fig join Docker
- Isles of Scilly tap into seabed fibre cables to get superfast broadband
- Skills shortages identified as key risk to government digital strategy
- Vince Cable welcomes £135m datacentre investment in Docklands
- VMware Q2 revenue up 17% as investor pushes for spin-off from EMC
- Italy gives Google 18-month privacy compliance deadline
- Interview: Working with software providers to improve licensing Ts&Cs
- PayPal offers working capital to UK small businesses
- Scotland plans to issue £100m IT services tender
- Alpharooms drives mobile conversion with responsive design
- Microsoft attacks UK government decision to adopt ODF for document formats
- Nokia drags Microsoft’s quarterly profit down 7%
- Business Secretary calls for TSB’s funding to be doubled
- UK government must do more to harness home-grown IT talent, says Digital Skills Taskforce
- Apple’s iPhone drives record quarterly profits
- UK government confirms ODF as standard document format, rejecting Microsoft proposals
- Infosys takes the wheel in Daimler European datacentre deal
- HMRC warned over slow progress on Aspire replacement
- Ten startups selected for London FinTech accelerator
- Microsoft forges more open-source partnerships for added cloud interoperability
- NAO reveals Home Office spent £347m on failed ICW programme
- JLT monitors user service experience with NetEvidence Highlight
- Hackers abuse Bitly API in novel attack, reports Websense
- Law should be strengthened to protect data from mass surveillance, tribunal hears
- Vodafone to bring 3G femtocell coverage to 100 rural communities
- VMware opens cloud datacentre in London for European IaaS customers
- FDM Group receives SaBRE award for supporting ex-forces
- UK lags US in application security investment
- How will Microsoft respond to Apple/IBM partnership?
- Yahoo acquires app analytics firm Flurry
- Ocado Technology readies primary school teachers with code initiative
- Electronic document management – a paperless cure for the NHS?
- EU funds project to boost European cloud computing market
- Quantum launches DXi6900 enterprise data deduplication backup box
- Privacy key to UK business opportunity, says KPMG
- C4DI’s 3Gbps broadband set to attract startups to Hull
- Technical glitch hits BBC iPlayer
- Lessons from Apollo 11: Is IT ready to go mission-critical?
- Interview: Gerard Grech, CEO, Tech City UK
- UK anti-piracy campaign set to kick off in 2015
- Huawei reports 19% increase in revenue
- Codecademy’s new UK office supports computing teachers for free
- Digital skills vital to UK businesses but graduate skills are poor
- Visa extends reach of V.me digital wallet
- Why are UK micro businesses unprepared for cyber attack?
- The VMworld Europe User Awards 2014 open for entries
- Account switching system needs competition to be justified
- John Lewis IT operations team uses Splunk to target web bugs
- Government tenders for £700m Crown Hosting Service deal
- Thousands of students sign up for Technopop London festival
- BBC 4G broadcast research wins support of Huawei and EE
- BT’s secure link to Microsoft Azure goes live in Europe
- Tata datacenter expansion in India will support local business
- Microsoft ditches Android after four-month fling
- IBM grows security and mobile businesses, but services decline
- Apple expands 2FA feature to boost security
- Google beats Q2 revenue expectations
- Young people gear up for Festival of Code
- UK micro businesses unprepared for data breaches, study shows
- IFS reports 13% increase in first half software licence revenue
- Growth in cloud and IoT lend momentum to European managed datacentres
- BBC News commits to digital investment amid loss of 220 jobs
- London Co-investment Fund calls for tech investors
- Microsoft makes severe job cuts - 18,000 to go
- System for seven-day bank account switching underused
- Drip bill could put data at greater risk, warns (ISC)²
- Internet filtering ineffective against online abusers, warns IET
- Zayo swoops on defunct South Yorkshire fibre network
- SAP Q2 2014: steady growth for cloud and Hana
- Law gives 'arbitary' protection against surveillance, tribunal told
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