• EMC refreshes mid-range VNX unified storage arrays for flash
• Diageo to change how it manages APIs to support digital strategy
• UK in need of 750,000 digitally skilled workers by 2017
• Australia wants UK IT professionals
• Over half IT pros believe business is losing cyber battle
• Check software use and transfer rights to avoid licence misuse
• Wipro expands Scandinavian operations
• Microsoft to build $250m datacentre in Finland for European customers
• NHS patient database gets £1bn investment boost
• Rubber and plastics converter Miers chooses Business One on Hana
• IT budgets in India are fastest growing in Asia Pacific
• How the sale of Nokia’s mobile phone business will affect Microsoft
• Disinfecting PCs false security, says security expert
• UK tech startups face hiring roadblock due to immigration policy
• UCL trials DDN object storage for central research store
• Vodafone confirms $130bn Verizon sale
• IT security critically underfinanced, study finds
• Interview: Eric van der Kleij, head of FinTech startup accelerator Level 39
• Microsoft acquires Nokia
• Android-based mobile malware rises – but what is the risk to Indian businesses?
• Companies risk project over-runs as training budgets cut
• Ericsson to build three modular datacentres to power its cloud services
• Case study: Lancaster University revamps unified communications
• Social collaboration tools gain ground as organisations refresh IT
• Eight new finalists in Cyber Security Challenge UK
• Public sector ignoring secure by default approach
• Report wants government ‘remake’ for digital age
• UK business data theft at record high
• Callcredit invests in machine learning analytics to improve fraud detection
• Vodafone admits ‘advanced discussions’ with Verizon
• Co-operative Bank ditches core banking migration
• Snowden docs show broad and aggressive US cyber intrusions
• Microsoft and Google sue US government for data-sharing revelations
• How networks and data win Formula One races for Mercedes AMG Petronas
• NYT hactivist attack shows need for registry locking
• DigiPlex expands wholesale datacentre facility
• Construction company Aggregate Industries sees data value in QlikView
• Startup profile: CloudZync
• Aberdeen City Council gets £100,000 penalty for IT security failings
• Newcastle and Milton Keynes sign BDUK contracts
• New Snowden docs reveal secret NSA hacker unit
• Three promises unlimited 4G in December
• Nasdaq operator admits partial blame for outage
• Met Police IT systems cause higher crime in London, says scathing report
• 770,000 IT jobs lost in Europe in 15 years
• Conference call service Powwownow refreshes datacentre infrastructure
• Vishing costs UK £7m a year
• Indian banks to increase IT spend by 13%
• Vodafone and O2 join 4G party
• Dropbox can be hacked, say security researchers
• Facebook, Skype and Google open to UK police, says Big Brother Watch
• Facebook, Twitter and Google monitor web links, Swiss security firm warns
• VMware announces first Nicira-based SDN product
• Bet365 improves latency and peering by updating network infrastructure
• Cyber protection must shield targeted apps, says Trusteer
• New Nexenta VSA tackles VDI storage with flash cache
• Syrian hacktivists down New York Times website
• Why you need to think about BPM in a different way
• eHarmony finds MongoDB the perfect match for data store
• Financial services watchdog announces mobile banking report
• Leicestershire signs BDUK contract
• Server shipments up but revenues down
• Translation software is breaking down business language barriers
• Why become an IT apprentice instead of a university student?
• BT to recruit 150 engineers in Scotland
• Many firms vulnerable to Java 6 flaw, warns Qualys
• Case study: Seadrill migrates in-house datacentre to virtual private cloud in six months
• Government leaders lack tech knowledge, says US cyber expert
• ARM buys Sensinode for ‘internet of things’ push
• Security must be part of digital reform, says Thales
• BT to shut down dial-up in September
• CIOs and CMOs are disconnected
• VMware strengthens cloud and software-defined datacentre portfolio at VMworld 2013
• Amazon datacentre glitch hits top web services
• Five cyber attackers arrested over UK tax fraud
• The end of the Ballmer era for Microsoft
• NULL AND VOID
• Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer to retire
• Box.com forges new cloud security model
• London council gets £70,000 penalty for data breach
• SAP user groups welcome 'partial termination' licensing changes
• Ubuntu Edge crowdfunding drive fails to raise target $32m
• City University London launches startup incubator
• Nasdaq shutdown raises security fears
• 25% ICT GCSE spike first in eight years
• Delta Air Lines roll out 19,000 Nokia 820s
• Yahoo pulls ahead of Google for first time since 2011
• US publishes revealing review on NSA surveillance
• Security Think Tank: 3 keys to effective cyber security
• Microsoft, Google, IBM far behind AWS in IaaS, PaaS segments, data shows
• Charlie McMurdie joins PwC’s cyber practice
• HP revenue growth unlikely in 2014, says CEO Meg Whitman
• Vint Cerf: The internet and 40 years of openness
• How to build a risk threat model
• Case study: Keeping it private at Beth Israel Deaconess after the Boston Marathon Attacks
• Worcestershire County Council overlaps connected areas with BDUK broadband roll-out plans
• VMware must demonstrate it is a ‘serious IaaS provider’ at VMworld: Gartner
• Android mobile malware rebounds in Q2, reports McAfee
• Internet of things to power classroom education
• Legal news website Groklaw closes because of US surveillance
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