• Telefonica cuts HR running costs by 40% as it replaces hundreds of ageing IT systems
• Private sector over-investing against nation-state attacks
• GP contract calls for increased digital uptake
• Privacy group calls for UK response to data exploitation
• Salesforce buys into API economy with $6bn Mulesoft deal
• Colt pioneers blockchain in telco voice wholesaling
• Pressure grows on government to clarify post-Brexit position on UK-EU data flows
• Canadian broadband expertise speeds Gigaclear fibre dig
• CityFibre consumer broadband collaboration hits Peterborough
• Mayor of London kick-starts drive to make city top for AI
• Application layer DDoS attacks increasing, Imperva data shows
• Fintechs weigh up their partnership options
• Chancellor of the exchequer announces UK fintech strategy
• HMRC sets August launch date for customs IT system
• Legacy IT hampers digital strategy at banks and insurers
• UK local councils favour hybrid cloud as legacy IT management needs persist
• BlackBerry QNX to power Jaguar Land Rover electronic controls
• Businesses lack cyber security confidence after majority were breached in past year
• What would coders do in ethical grey areas?
• Uber autonomous vehicle death raises questions for UK law review
• Ministry of Justice CDIO Tom Read claims CIO role will succumb to cloud
• Shared services project is about user needs, not tech, says strategy director
• MoD to focus on SMEs to raise supply chain cyber security
• Tech North aims to fill 24 tech jobs in 24 hours
• Train leasing firm demos mobile edge computing for smart trains
• BT to create 1,300 apprenticeship and graduate tech roles
• HPE pushes prescriptive AI for industrial applications
• Microsoft readies Windows Server 2019
• IT attracts more foreign investment projects to UK than other sectors
• AB InBev settles out of court in $600m SAP licensing dispute
• SD-WAN still too complex, survey shows
• Nodeum adds clouds to boost tape-to-hybrid-cloud platform
• UK must hurry to agree science and innovation deal with EU, MPs say
• Popular culture key to giving cyber security much-needed boost
• RBS said to be setting up its own digital bank
• Danish government launches business-focused national digital strategy
• WhatsApp co-founder calls time on Facebook
• Singapore government outlines its approach to IoT
• Boom expected in processor attacks
• Case study: Stationery firm gets things moving with FTTP broadband voucher
• Ireland eyes Brexit-triggered tech investments
• IBM delivers Watson-powered voice assistant for consumer brands
• Oracle Q3 2017-18 results see cloud revenue grow to $1.6bn
• Croydon Council partners with Rainmaker to shake up its IT
• Ofcom opens 5G spectrum auction
• Maplin in administration: Internet connectivity issues hit in-store card payments
• Brexit is an opportunity to transform, says HMRC digital transformation director
• Dutch cycling culture pumps up bicycle startups
• Researchers use AI, big data and machine learning to find best place in the world to live
• Think tank reports lifts lid on police cyber crime training
• SAP at the core of S Group’s €100m IT renewal
• Firms need to move from DevOps to DevSecOps, says expert
• Australia, ASEAN deepen links on smart cities and digital trade
• Australia pilots visa scheme to ease talent crunch
• C-suite a cyber attack risk, say security chiefs
• Wigan data breaches underline need to share threat intelligence
• Experian: How inclusion can solve more than IT problems
• School uses game-based initiative to find future cyber talent
• Heartbleed and Shellshock thriving in Docker community
• Big 10 open source companies give users a licence reprieve
• Gatwick Airport turns to driverless tech to keep staff moving
• Hybrid cloud mainstream, but seamless operations hard to achieve
• NHS wants independent evaluation of GP at Hand service
• Tech firms not “walking the walk” when it comes to diversity
• Southwark brings full-fibre broadband to council estates
• First Direct enables customers to pay by Siri
• Russia compromised core router in US energy attacks
• Digital retail calls for agile approach, say experts
• How airlines are gearing up for the digital shift
• Employers face hiring crisis as AI replaces mid-skilled jobs
• Majority of organisations unaware of costs and responsibilities for cloud outages, research finds
• IT contractors not a risk despite Snowden leaks, GCHQ tells court
• Capgemini arm bags European Commission data infrastructure project
• IBM sets up no-fee Data Science Elite team to speed up AI adoption
• Ofcom sets out 5G spectrum auction process
• Cyber criminals using complex financial system, study shows
• Tech won’t solve Brexit UK-Ireland border challenges, say MPs
• Nordic CIO interview: Jussi Sorvali, HMD Global
• Defence industry urges government to relax controls on crypto exports
• US blames Russia for cyber attacks on energy firms
• Three reaches 10 million customer milestone
• UK demand for AI professionals has almost tripled in three years
• Tesco appoints new chief technology officer
• Coders feel responsible for impact of artificial intelligence on society
• With auditability, deep learning could revolutionise insurance industry
• More than 60% of teen girls regret not studying Stem
• Infosys announces more US jobs
• DocuTrac medical software is a breach risk, warns Rapid7
• Openreach to open 12 fibre broadband engineering schools
• Online data can be used to create better housing for all, says Resi’s Depledge
• Alibaba Cloud’s Indonesia datacentre is open for business
• Microsoft’s Chinese-English translation system achieves human parity
• Full-fibre broadband voucher scheme gets green light
• Non-compliant G-Cloud suppliers escape spend data sharing fines, as MISO revamp gathers pace
• Government setting up local planning group to support 5G roll-out
• Cost and compliance deter users from public clouds
• WhatsApp to suspend data sharing with Facebook
• Four Scottish health boards to join up health and social care data
• Kenyan solar supplier leans on IoT and fintech for new growth
• All-flash rules while Brexit slows UK storage spend, says IDC
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