• Competition, not consumer demand, is driving full-fibre roll-out
• Why CIOs need to find ways to manage the old and the new
• Interview: Matt Hancock, secretary of state for health and social care, on his NHS ‘tech vision’
• McAfee combining threat intel with AI
• Kaspersky advances plans to encourage women into cyber
• Postal delivery robots trialled in Norway
• Chinese insurance giant extends cloud service to other sectors
• Learn lessons from attacks, says McAfee investigations chief
• Amazon to open Manchester R&D centre and create 1,000 skilled jobs
• SAP Q3 2018: Cloud revenue up 39%
• Drivers have dangerous misconceptions about self-driving cars
• Dubai Health Authority unveils virtual health app for GP consultations
• Industry and government must collaborate to drive the digital economy, says techUK CEO
• McAfee researchers uncover ‘significant’ espionage campaign
• Internet of things challenges in storage and data
• Middle East gears up for 5G
• MoJ to go all-in on public cloud as infrastructure modernisation push gathers pace
• Home Office ‘seriously’ considered ESN shutdown
• No new funding for Hancock’s NHS tech vision
• NHS standards framework aims to set the bar for quality and efficiency
• Best of VMworld Europe 2018 Awards nominations now open until 26 October
• How Heathrow transformed using analytics for the people
• Time to implement new cyber security protections, says McAfee CEO Chris Young
• 'Sealed cloud' promises better data security
• Hancock sets out NHS tech vision
• Violin to add X-IO flash, hybrid and disk as mid-range options
• Contactless payments surpass Chip and PIN in UK shops
• Microsoft signs pledge to assist people with dyslexia
• UCaaS supports British Medical Journal’s cloud-first ambitions
• Nordic CTO interview: Anders Johanson, Husqvarna
• APAC security spending tipped to reach new highs
• E-shelter secures planning permission for mega-datacentre campus in Dagenham
• Monster partners with Stemettes to encourage girls into Stem
• Carrefour kicks off blockchain food traceability drive
• Commuter trains may need over 3Gbps of mobile data capacity by 2025
• There is more to fintech than meets the eye
• Hammerspace launches with hybrid cloud-era NAS virtualisation
• Elastifile ClearTier allows cloud tiering for burst workloads
• Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dies, aged 65
• Public Health England builds Ceph and Lustre cloud for analytics
• More than half of women think their gender helps them pursue tech careers
• Zero-trust security model gaining traction
• UK faces 10 cyber attacks a week as hostile states step up hacking, says NCSC
• Hortonworks CTO weighs in on Cloudera merger
• Home Office completes initial test of online system for registering EU citizens
• Microsoft staff allegedly pen open letter urging firm to drop bid for US government cloud deal
• Should you pay or should you go for free open source software?
• Tech companies should not be under legal duty to remove terrorist material, says watchdog
• Good data governance is good business
• Datacentre operators ignoring risk of climate change-induced downtime, warns Uptime Institute
• Cost of WannaCry attack to NHS set at £92m
• Big expectations, huge presence: Gitex 2018 opens
• Atos and Google open London-based digital innovation centre to boost enterprise adoption of AI
• IoT firms sign up to UK security code of practice
• Apple challenges Australia’s proposed decryption law
• Moonpig to open technology hub and create 50 new roles
• FS-ISAC awards cyber security scholarships in Europe
• WikiLeaks goes public with alleged list of AWS datacentre locations and code names
• Research and innovation unit for healthtech opens at Great Ormond Street Hospital
• ASOS launches voice shopping on Google Assistant
• Some 10% of user-reported emails malicious
• Watchdog calls for clarity on Schedule 7 terrorism powers
• AI is no silver bullet for cyber security
• AirAsia on becoming a data-first business by taking flight in Google Cloud
• Crypto-mining malware poses as Flash updates
• RATs and Mimikatz among top publicly available hacking tools
• The troublesome saga of Gov.uk Verify
• Highways England demonstrates connected cars in Kent
• Nato to be fully operational in cyber space by 2023
• Robots in the workplace supported by 81% of business chiefs
• MEPs urge Facebook to roll out election fraud prevention measures
• Dropping commercial open source lowers PaaS costs at Fidelity
• Optus to acquire Hivint in cyber security deal
• Google-supported programme in Netherlands helps primary schools with computational thinking
• Detail of Dutch reaction to Russian cyber attack made public deliberately
• IT departments struggle to balance innovation with everyday IT operations
• Volkswagen truck group’s journey to a subscription-based business model
• SAP Customer Experience Live 2018: SAP steps up C/4 Hana efforts
• Commvault tops and tails HyperScale backup appliance offer
• Ofcom says government should lead on internet regulation
• Businesses must get ready for a multi-cloud strategy
• Bug bounties not a silver bullet, Katie Moussouris warns
• NCSC head says attribution of GRU attacks important
• Wood Wharf set to become the capital's largest home for scaleups
• Singapore extends reach of digital ID system with cloud
• Huawei Connect 2018: Huawei tackles barriers to effective AI
• Government to end investment in Gov.uk Verify digital identity system
• Project xCloud: Microsoft draws on Azure for device-agnostic gaming push
• Access to full-fibre broadband continues to expand under Vodafone-CityFibre partnership
• Blockchain adoption hotting up in Australia
• Tech takes centre stage in CBI’s pre-Budget wish list
• Cooperation vital in cyber security, says former Estonian minister
• Consumer Google+ dumped in favour of enterprise focus
• Huawei Connect 2018: China on the hunt for AI talent
• Windows 10 update pulled after file losses
• Grab signs up for Azure, nabs investment from Microsoft
• High Court blocks Google iPhone privacy lawsuit
• NCSC head calls for technocratic partnership to fix cyber risks
• Airbus secures European institutions against cyber threat
• ICO hits Heathrow Airport with £120,000 data breach fine over lost USB stick
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