- Ex-HMRC tax inspector sounds alarm over suitability of IR35 online status checker tool
- UK above average on strategic use of analytics
- Rentokil robot Trevor kills off mundane processes
- Smart cities a tempting target for cyber attackers
- Brace for more Triton-like attacks, researchers warn
- Government sets out vision for better use of rail data
- Incomplete visibility a top security failing
- IPSE warns government off private sector IR35 reform, as 'no deal' Brexit fears grow
- Financial services firms lack the culture to innovate fast
- Infinity SDC sells Here East Olympic Park datacentre to fund development of Romford facility
- Liam Maxwell to swap government for AWS
- Check Point warns of WhatsApp vulnerabilities
- Cyber security double agents most common in the UK
- Dutch healthcare institutions need to think like tech sector
- Nordic fintech becomes a significant global player
- Australia calls for interventionist approach in new cyber agenda
- M&S partners with Doddle for easier click-and-collect returns
- Government invests £3m in Wales-based Stem hub
- IT must prepare for an IoT-enabled digital workplace
- Frequency and severity of datacentre outages on the rise, Uptime Institute research suggests
- Starbucks to advise on development of bitcoin trading platform
- AI security hype putting businesses at risk
- In-flight Wi-Fi availability drives passenger loyalty
- Lack of Dmarc email validation puts brands and customers at risk
- Arista settles patent dispute with Cisco
- Industrial control systems a specialised cyber target
- A quarter of Brits expect their jobs to be replaced by tech
- How Indonesia’s Go-Jek scales the heights with cloud
- Starling raises the fintech stakes with banking-as-a-service
- Mobile banking Trojans reach all-time high
- Highlands and Islands broadband roll-out extended
- Sweaty Betty revamps website to cater for digital customers
- Only 11% of employers do not expect a tech skills shortage in the next year
- DfT pledges to spend one-third of its procurement budget on SMEs by 2022
- Centrica invests in software for electric vehicle charging
- Half of UK consumers to exercise GDPR rights within a year
- Virus outbreak at iPhone chip plant could delay shipments
- Alibaba Cloud makes deeper inroads into Malaysia
- The rise of humanoid robotics in the Middle East
- Advertised broadband speeds dropping across UK
- BEIS courts datacentre operators to join energy efficiency technology accelerator programme
- BEIS research and development budget nearly £8bn in 2018/19
- Hyperoptic raises £250m funding to roll out full-fibre broadband
- CIO interview: Alex von Schirmeister, CDTIO, RS Components
- UK security centre to launch IoT security standard
- Google to alert firms of state-sponsored attacks on G Suite users
- Audi to test 5G use cases in car production
- Three-quarters of UK adults have not heard of open banking
- Government launches digital economy competition review
- Data has potential to enhance UK economy and productivity, says government
- EU-backed datacentre consortium seeks industry help for Europe-wide sustainability push
- Gorgon Group shows simple cyber attacks remain effective
- Reddit breach exposes 2FA flaws
- Three ploughs £276m into 5G preparation
- GDPR harmonised with local laws in Nordic EU states
- Three Carbanak cyber heist gang members arrested
- Google to build third datacentre in Singapore
- Consumers spend less cash on connectivity, but more time online
- Public sector increases outsourcing in first half of 2018
- AWS revenue growth slows as competition in the global IaaS market heats up
- Home Office dishes out more than £100m for police tech projects
- Bromium evolves virtualisation-based security
- Top dark web indicators of compromise
- Northern Ireland to deploy patient portal
- How Google is using open source, containers and hybrid cloud to win over the enterprise
- Apple breaks Q3 records, while losing market share to Huawei
- What machine learning practitioners can learn from data warehousing
- Inner-city colocation space in demand as firms want better latency, says Interxion managing director
- Cynozure lets you hire a chief digital officer on demand
- UK fintech investment exceeds US and China
- Intelligent automation spending to hit $232bn by 2025
- UK business overestimating level of consumer trust, study shows
- SamSam ransomware reaps $5.9m and counting
- Utilita Energy supplier uses cloud to rapidly scale IT service desk
- Court RPA or get sidelined
- Comms providers may be forced to notify out-of-contract users
- CIO interview: David Ivell, chief technology officer, Good Energy
- Why Pinterest pinpointed features for the visually impaired
- Australia’s health sector reports most data breaches again
- Dixons Carphone ups data breach figure to 10 million
- Briton ran pro-Kremlin disinformation campaign that helped Trump deny Russian links
- 3 Hong Kong gears up for 5G with “epic” transformation
- M&S aims to give 1,000 employees data skills
- Pentagon flags risky software suppliers
- Government to fund six connected vehicle simulation projects
- IBM and CLS to work on blockchain app store
- Dubai disputes court and Smart Dubai partner to apply blockchain
- Digital identity system for EU nationals should be used for all UK citizens, says report
- Search begins for UK’s cyber security Unsung Heroes
- How F1 and others are moving beyond descriptive analytics
- Burden of data protection rests on firms and governments
- Post-quantum security on Airbus’s radar
- AWS’s sales up almost 50% year-on-year in second quarter
- Openreach doubles down on full-fibre broadband roll-out
- BT bounces back in strong first quarter
- Fileless malware a growing trend, warns McAfee
- IT meltdown pushes TSB into loss
- UK relegated to fourth place in UN e–government survey
- Hackers targeting software supply chains, US report warns
- Large organisations less confident over cloud security compared to smaller businesses
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