• Chief data officer role now well-entrenched, says Gartner
• DCMS Select Committee claims Facebook ‘deliberately frustrated’ fake news inquiry
• NCSC signals UK may take softer line on Huawei
• IT Priorities 2019: Cloud migrations emerge as top investment area for IT decision-makers
• IT Priorities 2019: IT professionals plan a big push to migrate off Windows 7
• Dell Boomi taps APAC cloud market
• CISOs under increasing pressure, study shows
• IT Priorities 2019: IT decision-makers plan for APIs
• Lucidworks CEO talks up ‘data experiences’
• CaixaBank customers can use their faces to withdraw money at ATMs
• (ISC)² invests in professional development of security workforce
• Central Saint Martins hosts Three’s 5G trial for London Fashion Week
• Satellite broadband secures Cornish observatory a brighter future
• CIO interview: Neil Holden, IT director, Halfords Group
• Born to be wired
• Apple Business Chat powers Npower’s smart meter switch
• Government rules out blockchain at borders until after Brexit due to 'significant work' required
• Google to spend $13bn in 2019 on additional US datacentres and offices
• Cisco CEO brushes off Brexit and other crises
• NTT Data announces winner of UK regional heat for its ninth global Open Innovation Contest
• Action needed as venture capitalists reluctant to invest in fintechs founded by women
• Chinese AI startup claims breakthrough in pediatric diagnosis
• Businesses fail to grasp the true cost of public cloud
• Manchester not-for-profit launches campaign to encourage girls into STEM
• NHS must use email by default, says health secretary Matt Hancock
• Lenovo offers enterprises access to on-premise datacentre kit on cloud-like pay-as-you-go terms
• Accenture to use virtual reality for inclusive hiring practices
• Cloud and backup top storage priorities for 2019
• Australian government warns of blockchain gaps
• London and Helsinki digital partnership challenges big IT platforms
• London tech giants commit to creating one million tech jobs by 2023
• Legacy systems holding banks back from meeting demand for instant accounts
• Chesterfield NHS trust consolidates 30 data management systems into one with Civica
• Deloitte will double Hyderabad workforce to support demand for technology services
• Explainable AI: How and why did the AI say ‘true’?
• IR35 reforms: Contractors lack confidence in private sector to manage April 2020 rule change
• Telegram bot gets users hooked
• Tech and charity partnership encourages girls into STEM
• Dutch developer offers businesses nuclear security option for communications
• Digital project failure still off the menu
• APAC healthcare providers losing $23m to cyber attacks
• Lauri Love takes legal action against NCA for return of seized computers
• Legal & General Capital ploughs investment into Kao Data’s Essex-based datacentre campus
• Click & collect will grow 45% over next five years
• More than one-third of women deterred by lack of diversity in tech
• Vodafone announces winners of Techstarter accelerator
• AI and robotics to form part of curriculum for future medical students
• British Airways settles legal claim with CBRE over May 2017 Bank Holiday datacentre outage
• London attracted more tech talent than rest of Europe in 2018
• Culture clash cripples digital business
• Build strategic artificial intelligence, but buy for lower research and development risk
• Australia’s defence department keeps old PCs out of landfills
• Mumsnet denies 'thousands' affected by software glitch-induced data breach
• Lloyds Bank rolls out open banking functionality to mobile app customers
• NHS extends trials of digital identity system
• Brexit is killing full-fibre broadband and 5G roll-outs, says CBI
• Interview: Moving to DataOps
• Businesses still figuring out digital transformation have already lost
• Nordic region primed to pioneer 5G
• Government legislates to bring back roaming charges in no-deal Brexit
• Tech Nation launches its first cyber security scale-up accelerator programme
• T-Systems cuts size of datacentre estate by 85% through technology refresh
• Data breaches in Australia show no sign of abating
• US Department of Defense backs multi-cloud model to support $10bn JEDI mega-cloud deployment
• Self-driving cars get updated guidelines for trial safety and transparency
• Huawei: We are not spying on the UK
• Virgin Media tests 8Gbps home broadband service
• CIO interview: David Walliker, Liverpool Women’s & Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen NHS Trusts
• NHS screening programmes plagued by ‘not fit for purpose’ IT
• Suffolk County Council awards 20-year WAN contract
• Synergy Research Group hails 2018 as standout year for cloud infrastructure market growth
• Coders and developers: The new heroes of the network?
• UK’s IT and BPO spend plummets because of Brexit uncertainty
• What is CIO best practice when it comes to cloud security?
• Tech sector tells government that digital identity policy is 'urgently required'
• Telegraph Media Group switches out AWS to go all-in on Google Cloud
• Civil liberties groups to challenge bulk surveillance and intelligence sharing in Strasbourg
• Marks & Spencer launches charging banks as part of startup partnership
• Digital Isle of Man launches two initiatives to help blockchain businesses
• Payday lender cuts troubleshooting by 30% with Virtual Instruments
• Cambridge launches urban data IoT project
• Alphabet 2018 results: 23% growth, profit squeeze from investment
• CIO interview: David Germain, CITO, RSA Insurance Group
• BBC seeks to increase younger audience through data analytics
• Interview: The power of open source
• Don’t bank on Google Bank, bank on banks becoming Google-like
• Government restates SME spend commitment as large suppliers win more cloud hosting deals
• Swiss bank moves away from file with Cloudian object storage
• Massive uptick in cyber attacks targeting Student Loans Company
• Dedicated blockchain accelerator opens doors to first cohort
• Alibaba Cloud teams up with SMU on training programme
• Met Police deploys live facial recognition technology for ninth time
• Orange acquires UK’s SecureData
• Innocent people arrested following surveillance blunders, IPCO reveals
• TSB blames IT disaster for huge losses
• How TensorFlow makes Candy Crush virtual players
• ICO to audit Leave.EU and Eldon Insurance
• Fundamentals of retail won’t change despite tech disruption, say experts
• Watercolour World digitises ‘photographs’ of the pre-camera age
• New stolen credentials cache puts spotlight on authentication
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