• NetScout sues Gartner over Magic Quadrant placing
  • House of Fraser rolls out beacon-enabled mannequins in Aberdeen
  • Only one in 100 cloud providers meet latest EU data protection requirements
  • Technology simplifies big data for the human brain
  • US Airforce Association Cyber Patriot programme comes to UK
  • Facebook optimises software infrastructure for datacentre power efficiency
  • Android banking apps susceptible to hacking
  • 60% of GDS staff contracts to expire within 12 months of general election
  • Intel unveils first 14nm processor aimed at mobile computing devices
  • Intel watches ARM as low-powered computing thrives
  • Cisco: success of Commonwealth Games supports UK innovation
  • Kirklees gets dark fibre injection for PSN deployment
  • Chromebooks set to replace low-cost PCs
  • USB-connected devices present cyber vulnerabilities
  • Nationwide and Santander to take part in FinTech Innovation Lab 2015
  • BT picks up Welsh PSN contract
  • Energy Saving Trust deploys Esri for Cognos to support policymakers
  • UK manufacturers more than double outsourcing spend
  • Government breaks grip of IT oligopoly
  • Joanna Shields becomes a peer
  • Why John Linwood is not to blame for BBC’s failed technology project
  • European Medicines Agency signs €4.5m Serco contract for IT support
  • DCMS: BDUK roll-out hits million premises milestone
  • Google to favour secure websites in search rankings
  • Increased demand for IT staff in July
  • Capita is biggest public sector software and IT services supplier
  • Six-year-olds as technologically aware as 45-year-olds
  • Survey finds 53% of consumers will not use mobile banking
  • Redfern deploys Splunk to comply with Information Assurance
  • The challenges facing Indian women in IT
  • Sacked BBC CTO wins unfair dismissal case
  • Tablet ownership increases by 20%
  • Manchester has the second largest Wi-Fi network in the UK
  • Durham University to offer Software Development for Business degree
  • Wi-Fi users not concerned about hotspot security
  • Ofcom report reveals boost for superfast broadband and 4G
  • Interxion invests €45m in Marseille datacentre as profits climb
  • Can BlackBerry remain in the mobile enterprise?
  • Paym transactions valued at £6.5m in 100 days
  • Startup innovation workspace to pop up in Reading
  • New College Durham improves internal processes using Advanced workflow app
  • Festival of Code 2014 winners announced
  • Government considers future of national infrastructure strategy
  • Financial regulator warns firms over social media
  • George Osborne launches fintech innovation programme
  • O2 launches 4G tariffs for public and third-sector bodies
  • Reducing costs no longer top IT priority at UK banks
  • Google executive to set up fintech investment fund in London
  • Time puts servers at risk of denial-of-service attacks
  • Virgin Media expands fibre-optic network into East London
  • Cabinet Office COO Stephen Kelly takes Sage Group CEO role
  • Russian hackers steal over a billion usernames and passwords
  • Apple and Samsung drop all law suits outside US
  • Osborne announces seven university technical colleges
  • How Intel’s datacentre strategy is helping it retain market dominance
  • Firms believe skills crisis could hit science, tech and engineering
  • Cyber Security Challenge UK takes on the internet of things
  • What's the solution to Tech City’s lack of superfast broadband?
  • Malware incidents make up 25% of CERT-UK's work in first 100 days
  • Cost savings still clinch IT services contracts
  • HP sues former Autonomy CFO
  • NHS develops shared framework to reduce cost of buying clinical data systems
  • Met Police awards £90m command and control integration contract
  • AstraZeneca rolls out IT self service using ServiceNow
  • Mozilla leaks developers’ personal data
  • Bauer Media Group invests €100m in digital startups
  • Court case puts spotlight on Tata staffing policy
  • Microsoft sues Samsung over Android royalty payments
  • BT Business brings 4G to SMEs
  • Why digitisation transforms supplier relationships
  • Organisations at risk from lack of Apple security skills
  • Emma Mulqueeny: 97ers generation are employing themselves
  • Camden Council’s BYOD adoption soars by 240%
  • Tectre workshop will help women to return to STEM careers
  • India’s cloud adoption rises, but basic challenges remain entrenched
  • Students and entrepreneurs brought together for Create! campaign
  • Travis Perkins beats ‘kingdoms of data’ woes with Google cloud services
  • Contactless payments continue to rise
  • US judge rules for Microsoft to release Irish email data
  • Netflix suffers “streaming issues” in Europe
  • Welsh police to develop mobile app for witness statements
  • Five signs that Amazon is the new Microsoft
  • Cameron announces £300m big data human genome database project
  • Sepa grace period comes to end
  • Openreach CEO Joe Garner sets out broadband game plan
  • HMRC’s Digital Delivery Centre in Newcastle opens for business
  • Fingerprint scanners most popular alternative to banking passwords
  • GCHQ certifies six cyber-security masters degrees
  • Microsoft must disclose data held in Dublin datacentre, rules US federal judge
  • Russian blogger law comes into action
  • Paddy Power hit by data breach in 2010
  • NHS trust cuts backups with Spectra Logic disk backup and tape
  • West Herts NHS Trust partners signs £25.5m IT contract with CGI
  • Smart meters, digital channels and CRM are top priorities for British Gas
  • UK government meets tech firms to take action against gender imbalance
  • IT needs to improve network infrastructure for future of retail
  • Chivas Brothers distillery upgrades SAN data storage for 100% data recovery
  • BT forges on with fibre roll-out but customer uptake weak
  • Bitcoin mining firm CoinTerra signs multi-megawatt datacentre deal
  • EE launches 4G in Cornwall
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