• All-flash rules while Brexit slows UK storage spend, says IDC
• Survey reveals what the coders building the future desire
• Public sector IT buyers still neglecting to report G-Cloud savings, FoI request reveals
• Researchers accused of irresponsible disclosure of AMD chip flaws
• Most people think cryptocurrency will be accepted on buses by 2025
• Amazon Rekognition goes live in AWS Sydney region
• APAC security chiefs expect imminent attack on critical systems
• Stoke Council picks VX Fiber to light up fibre broadband network
• Government hands out £95m for local full-fibre broadband
• Government ‘unlawfully delegated’ bulk data powers to GCHQ, court hears
• Hammond delivers tech-positive Spring Statement
• Retailers need to prepare properly before AI adoption, say experts
• Finnish government backs tech-city development in Oulu
• Accountants look to artificial intelligence as clients get more demanding
• Industrial robots set to cut out human workforce
• Government pumps £300m into tech and innovation for ageing society
• Public sector organisations ill-prepared for GDPR
• Slingshot router malware: a warning for businesses
• Russian augmented reality startups break into enterprise space
• Watch out for digital legacy in manufacturing
• Singapore tops global rankings on smart cities
• Digital for rural areas worth up to £26bn to UK economy
• World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants us to fix the web’s bugs
• Eight new cyber threats a second in Q4 2017, McAfee report reveals
• Proof of concept shows blockchain could save lives in pharmaceutical logistics
• Scottish government to spend £25m to fill 4G coverage gaps
• Politicians need to be more involved in tech, says Sadiq Khan
• Fileless attacks surge as hackers exploit PowerShell scripts
• BNP Paribas integrates Tink as part of PSD2 strategy
• Regulator takes tougher line than expected on surveillance warrants
• UK leads global upward trend in SOC maturity
• Government reveals winners of 5G mobile competition
• Putting users first: Making sense of the CCS G-Cloud launch date U-turn
• UK government criticised over lack of GDPR explanation
• Universal Credit project warned over Gov.uk Verify performance in 2015
• World Wide Fund for Nature tames out-of-control network
• Booking.com annual tech awards focuses on creating visible role models
• Cooperation and exercises key to cyber defence, says Nato centre
• Modern retail: machine learning, customer experience and legacy
• Security researchers demonstrate ransomware attack on robots
• Amazon bank could have 70 million customers in five years
• Cryptojacking cyber criminals up their game
• How banks can make sense of digital disruption
• Will Brexit really bring the return of mobile roaming charges?
• DWP to publish key documents on Universal Credit
• EC reveals plan to make Europe global fintech hub
• Mac malware more than doubled in 2017
• Tech City targets companies outside of London for next cohort in accelerator programme
• Component shortages and price hikes drag down fourth-quarter server shipments in Emea
• CIO interview: Kevin Hanley, head of innovation, Royal Bank of Scotland
• Denmark’s MobilePay expands in Finnish market through deal with retailer
• UK cyber security certification pilot launched
• Tech experts want government to help workers prepare for AI disruption
• Businesses warned not to ignore cryptojacking threat
• Kiwi airport testing avatar service to ease staff workload
• Only half of ransomware payments honoured
• Government to help cultural sectors take advantage of digital
• Wi-Fi provider uses big data analytics to drive customer experience
• VMware Cloud for AWS goes live in Amazon’s UK datacentres as hybrid cloud demand grows
• Click and collect comes to desk-side IT support
• Businesses under pressure to allow easier access to cloud
• Ofcom probes Three and Vodafone over suspected net neutrality breaches
• Cyber attacks up nearly 20% in 2017
• Nordic CIO interview: Mikael Ludvigsen, Novozymes
• Cyber security is a team sport, says NCSC
• World Economic Forum creates fintech focus group for cyber security
• Banks more confident than other sectors in face of digital disruption
• Co-op trials pay-in-aisle technology
• Infosys hires thousands more US staff as part of recruitment pledge
• Developed APAC countries well-poised for the cloud
• Government sets out tighter security measures for IoT devices
• G-Cloud 10 launch date confirmed for June 2018
• US defence chiefs cut $1bn cloud contract with AWS partner amid anti-trust complaints
• Essex, Herts Councils expand smart city pilot scheme
• Local councils call for government funding for GDPR compliance
• European cities woo English-speaking IT talent
• EC to boost cyber security support and collaboration
• Druva maintains cloud course with AWS cloud-to-cloud backup plans
• Norway’s Statkraft outsources IT infrastructure management
• Amazon contemplating next move in banking sector
• Microsoft courts US government cloud users with Azure Stack integration promise
• Most Britons concerned about personal data sharing
• Security remains an afterthought in DevOps
• How to improve SAP ROI with smart licensing
• Bitcoin burglaries: Icelandic police count cost of cryptocurrency kit thefts from datacentres
• Hershey’s outsources SAP roll-out to Accenture
• MWC 2018: iPhone X device of choice for visitors to Barcelona
• Government aims to complete genome sequencing project by end of 2018
• CIO interview: Helena Theakstone, head of digital, Oasis Fashion
• Most healthcare organisations have been breached, report shows
• Spring Break flaw shows cross-industry collaboration
• AWS outage: Datacentre power cut knocks ‘hundreds’ of internet services offline
• Fibre broadband network builder challenges ASA on fake fibre
• Yorkshire Building Society implements cloud banking platform
• Interview: Andy Street, mayor of the West Midlands
• Microsoft Singapore to tap solar energy for datacentre operations
• UK will need data protection agreement with EU as part of Brexit deal, says PM
• Cyber crime is a top threat to UK charities, says NCSC
• Scality Zenko 'multi-cloud controller' offers hybrid cloud boost
• CIO interview, Marcus East, chief technology officer, National Geographic
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