• How Lexipol migrated 100 VMs over the wire from VMware to Nutanix
• National Crime Agency calls for additional funding to tackle 21st century crime
• HSBC hires Ian Bromwich as UK CIO
• Security standard for surveillance cameras set for launch
• Health screening IT unfit for purpose since 2011
• More power for NHSX chief as top health service IT executive steps down
• CIO interview: Sanjeev Katwa, head of technology, Tottenham Hotspur FC
• Court of Appeal judge rejects Post Office request in Horizon IT case
• Singapore telco regulator proposes standalone 5G networks
• Australian businesses facing talent crunch amid scramble to transform
• O2 boosts indoor network capacity to prep for 5G
• Government hints at biometric regulations
• Key lessons from an ethical hacker
• Reducing poverty through fintech at the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
• Dutch businesses not yet implementing NIS Directive
• Home Office seeks immigration technology head
• Home Office failing on Emergency Services Network, says NAO
• Facebook co-founder: ‘It is time to break up Facebook’
• Sapphire 2019: Plattner vaunts public cloud as SAP future
• Deutsche Börse harnesses Microsoft cloud
• Nutanix takes aim at making multi-cloud simple
• Physical stores – the place to meet your tribe
• Confident BT Group calls on Openreach to build full-fibre faster
• NHS Digital starts on multi-cloud push with VMware Cloud on AWS deployment
• Northern Ireland generating cyber security knowledge and jobs
• Some Australian firms still in the dark about cyber security
• Red Hat Enterprise Linux to contribute $10tn to global business
• Winners of Makers’ Women in Software Powerlist announced
• Government 'cloud-first' policy under review by CCS and GDS
• MP sets out concerns over GP at Hand software
• Average UK broadband speeds up a fifth in 12 months
• Time spent teaching computing subjects drops 36% over past six years
• AWS debuts Get IT skills programme to encourage more girls to consider a career in tech
• Gov.uk Verify has 'failed users' and its leaders lack accountability, say MPs
• Finnish gaming company PAF migrates to the cloud
• Nasuni aims at analytics and fast migration to the cloud
• Sapphire 2019: McDermott dubs Qualtrics ‘elixir for cultural change’
• Time to start thinking about AI regulation, says KuppingerCole
• Cyber criminals targeting C-suite, DBIR shows
• Red Hat CEO weighs in on hybrid cloud play
• Highways England trials self-driving trucks for roadworks
• Technical error on Capita system puts Barnet council staff out of pocket
• Privileged access management moving to cloud
• Early adopters expect to pay 32% premium for 5G
• Greater Manchester invites bidders for public sector broadband
• Cloud infrastructure supplier growth rates start to stabilise as market matures
• Tech manifesto calls on health secretary to ‘get basics right’
• Swedish government tells citizens to hoard cash in case of cyber attack
• HMRC begins deleting unlawful voice biometric data
• AWS to power Australia’s 2021 online census
• Zero trust: A 21st century security model
• Redefining OpenStack in the ‘open infrastructure’ era
• From friction-filled to till-free: The path to a checkoutless Sainsbury’s store
• Labour calls for creation of ministry for cyber security
• Co-operative Bank creates over 100 IT jobs in Manchester
• Norsk Hydro urges caution as it counts cost of cyber attack
• Police down two dark web markets
• 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
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