• CenturyLink opens Singapore SOC amid security services boom
• New Zealand faces more state-sponsored attacks
• Dutch pharma firm Centrient switches out MPLS for Cato SD-WAN
• Researchers discover new Magecart group
• Davos: World leaders need to grasp future technological risks
• Veritas launches Docker container backup in NetBackup
• CIO interview: David Jack, chief technology and product officer, Dunnhumby
• UK financial services regulator to link top banker bonuses to IT performance
• Digital transformation is real, say ASEAN CIOs
• Millions of industrial remote controllers open to attack
• O2 powers customer-centric network with Nokia AI
• Businesses fail to apply encryption technology effectively
• Digital Realty and Equinix drive bulk of colocation market M&A activity in 2018, research shows
• NHS England chief digital officer Juliet Bauer leaves to work for a supplier
• Nottingham Building Society boosts storage and saves power with Nexsan deployment
• Thousands of known errors on controversial Post Office computer system to be revealed
• Less than half of firms able to detect IoT breaches, study shows
• SingHealth and IT supplier fined S$1m for data breach
• Mobile and broadband markets fail digitally excluded groups
• Why CIOs need to reshape desktop IT for Windows 7 end of support
• DfT launches online Blue Badge service
• Tech usage in school more likely in UK than Germany
• Top UK hacker-for-hire jailed
• Australia’s Optus dials into 5G
• AI application overlooked in cyber security research
• AWS pushes MongoDB compatible alternative as licences change
• Artificial intelligence qualification helps law firm implement AI-powered business systems
• Venture capital funding for UK tech startups drops 28% in 2018
• Norway's government gives green light to fintech sandbox
• CIO interview: Darren Curry, CDO, NHS Business Services Authority
• Microsoft takes community approach to artificial intelligence in Sweden
• Singapore companies gearing up for hybrid cloud
• Right to be forgotten is not global, says EU court adviser
• RSC and Science Museum to lead future audience AR/VR demos
• UK firms say £6.6bn annual security testing cost too high
• More than half of customers will shop for food online by 2021
• Global hyperscale datacentre growth boom set to continue into 2019, Synergy Research shows
• Roadside 4G mobile signal availability improves across UK
• Enterprises are increasing the human workforce while deploying AI
• 20TB hard drives expected in 2019 as Seagate HAMR is tested by NetApp
• Fife Council upgrades WAN to offer ultrafast broadband services
• Germany races to boost cyber defences after breach
• BT faces tussle to keep EU contracts after Brexit
• 2FA bypass tool highlights top business security vulnerabilities
• Mercedes-Benz collaborates with Nvidia on in-car supercomputer
• Banking apps overtake online banking
• Apprenticeships have to change to be successful, says expert panel
• FireEye gears up email security for emerging threats
• Government SME spend going down, MPs told
• AWS ‘does not dominate’ cloud market, claims Amazon’s UK public policy chief
• NHS Digital chief information security officer resigns
• Alibaba Cloud opens second datacentre in Indonesia
• Second Lorca cohort to focus on supply chain security
• Smart speakers set to own the consumer ecosystem
• IT professionals in London could see roles shipped to EU as result of Brexit
• A very digital plan for the NHS
• Intel readies 10nm chips for AI, 5G and a new PC platform
• Exxon joins IBM’s quantum committee as Q System One goes commercial
• CES 2019: Here plugs Alexa into in-car navigation service
• Protego Labs launches serverless app security tool
• Growth of on-premise tech hit by enterprise cloud demand in 2018, Synergy Research shows
• Downtime deterrent: Trustpilot SRE on using infrastructure as code to prevent site outages
• First 5G smartphones may have massive price premium
• AWS secures cloud hosting role in UK government Crown Marketplace programme
• Equinix to open fourth Singapore datacentre in 2019
• Boards need to be active partners in cyber defence
• BlackBerry licenses security tech to IoT device makers
• Parents claim soft skills are needed for future of work
• IT profession to get one of the biggest pay rises this year
• NHS Long-Term Plan to bring health service into the digital age
• UK contactless card fraud surges
• Almost half of containers in production have vulnerabilities, study finds
• Huawei debuts Arm-based chip, eyes broader server market
• Singapore Airlines’ software glitch exposed customer data
• Modern IT underlines need for zero-trust security
• Data breaches affected more than a billion people in 2018
• German politicians’ data leak shows need for global action
• Phishing attacks hidden by custom fonts
• JP Morgan looks for someone to lead its blockchain developments
• Norwegian cryptocurrency miners lament proposed loss of energy use-related tax relief
• ANZ businesses prefer hybrid cloud
• M&A in action: How Majestic Wine paired with Naked Wines to fuel cloud-led digital transformation
• IT regulators and practitioners need common language
• Intel admits chip security has a long way to go
• Fortinet to lead cyber security discussion at WEF annual summit
• Hancock promises GP IT overhaul
• Trust is key to Microsoft’s APAC cloud play
• Brighton and Hove gets ready for Orbis migration
• Kaspersky Lab champions gender equality and digital child safety
• Guide dogs not fazed by self-driving robots
• Nordic digital transformation driven by traditional businesses
• SMEs urged to get on board with Network Services 2 framework
• How e-signatures fix broken digitisation
• Subpostmasters suing Post Office over IT failures stunned by CEO’s honour
• Huawei aims to be more resilient in 2019 amid challenges
• SAP user group’s Cooper: Indirect licensing progress welcome but slow
• New Year’s Honours 2019 lauds women in IT and data specialists
• Executive interview: Why Bet365 is going for Golang
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