• Cryptocurrency mining consuming more electricity than Iceland’s homes
• FS-ISAC enables safer financial data sharing with API
• Everywoman forum 2018: The dangers of non-diverse artificial intelligence
• Dell EMC: Time for hyper-converged, but not for mission critical
• Oracle pushes automation beyond database to cloud services
• Moscow puts municipal vehicles online to save fuel
• FDM everywoman in Technology: 2018 winners announced
• APAC fintech market set to bloom
• French technology startups are forging ahead – but how?
• Criminals hijack government sites to mine cryptocurrency used to hide wealth
• PyeongChang Winter Games hit by cyber attack
• Belgian police share Cryakl ransomware keys
• UK technology salaries lag well behind major US cities, research finds
• EE launches home broadband over 4G LTE
• Brexit with no deal unthinkable for UK tech, Lords committee told
• Can we trust Intel Inside to mean secure computing?
• Europe in the firing line of evolving DDoS attacks
• Malaysian regulator and firm sued over data breach
• DMA Group working to reduce fear around GDPR
• Norway’s government backs cyber defence mobilisation
• TalkTalk’s York FTTP broadband roll-out to go nationwide
• More POS malware detected in the wild
• Universal Credit business case still not approved as concerns continue over digital service
• Swisscom downplays data breach
• Interview: Tackling gender diversity could solve the skills gap, says Burbidge
• How Auto Trader improved web design to support digital business
• Data breaches set to affect future sales
• Teenager suspected of crippling Dutch banks with DDoS attacks
• Third party cyber breach risk set to rise
• Beyond Brexit: Can the hyperscalers future-proof the growth of the UK colocation market?
• IT managers in the dark over work-life balance pressure of on-call work, research shows
• Businesses struggle to get IT staff as visa limits are reached quickly
• Orange announces European 5G testing
• Stay of execution for RBS branches and free devices for some customers
• Government must hurry to recruit digital skills needed for Brexit, says PAC
• UK government orders review of online laws
• Dubai transport authority maps city to support autonomous cars
• HPE opens APAC innovation lab to tap IoT market
• AstraZeneca inks deals with Alibaba and Tencent in AI push
• Zerto boosts cloud-to-cloud and hybrid cloud replication
• Most NHS trusts have failed their cyber security assessments, NHS Digital admits
• Lloyds Bank cuts CIO workforce
• UK risks unemployment rise unless people are reskilled for AI
• Thousands of IT jobs being created in India by European and US companies
• Tech boosts sales at Abu Dhabi’s Healthpoint
• UK leads international crackdown on Luminosity spyware
• BMW selects new startups for Innovation Lab 2018 accelerator
• Many UK firms ill-equipped to deal the cloud security risks
• CBRE adopts artificial intelligence to help troubleshoot issues across 800-plus client datacentres
• Advertised tech sector roles grew by 12% in 2017
• Lauri Love plans to use ‘internet as a force for good’
• Old IT and staff reluctance stop Scottish NHS from adopting new tech
• UK economy least likely to grow through AI
• NCSC shows how first year affected cyber attacks on the UK
• Traditional datacentres to host just 6% of workloads by 2021, predicts Cisco
• Appeals court rules Lauri Love will not be extradited over US hacking charges
• NHS WannaCry review highlights need for accountability and skills
• IT Priorities 2018: Networking spend declining across the board
• Researchers discover malicious Chrome extensions
• APAC business leaders divided on impact of AI
• Government backs national cyber policy and strategy competition
• GDPR: Don’t panic, but seize the chance to build trust, says ICO
• Interxion closes in on Equinix in battle for Emea colocation market supremacy
• Appeal Court to give landmark verdict on Lauri Love extradition
• AWS becomes $20bn company as demand for public cloud continues to soar
• Global Services still problem child for BT
• Apple share price dips despite record quarter
• Google Q4 results show businesses are buying into its public cloud
• CIO interview: Aaron Powell, CDO, NHS Blood and Transplant
• Faster data is a safer bet for risk exposure
• Dutch Filmworks disrupts piracy fight by imposing download fines
• ASEAN nations among worst hit by cryptocurrency-mining operation
• Industrial cyber security continues to be poor, warns report
• IT Priorities 2018: Where senior IT managers plan to spend their budget
• €7.1m EU Data Pitch accelerator recruits 18 startups
• NAO delivers damning report on delayed and costly DBS transformation project
• European Commission eyes blockchain opportunity
• Businesses urged to patch against cryptocurrency-mining botnet
• More than half of millennials prefer online retailer info to in-store assistance
• Full fibre becomes broadband network of choice for Openreach
• Microsoft results show a distributed computing future
• Dutch companies not ready for GDPR despite approaching deadline
• Australia needs to invest more in R&D to move forward
• Facebook reports $15.9bn profit after ‘hard’ year
• Australia’s internet speeds limiting productivity
• Thousands of Universal Credit claimants unable to use Gov.uk Verify to apply for benefits
• Many businesses still using outdated security, says Troy Hunt
• ICT apprenticeship uptake dropped over the past year
• Colocation providers told to team up with telcos to meet edge datacentre demand
• GDPR requests to take thousands of hours a month, says survey
• Digital Catapult begins accelerator programme to help AI startups overcome major hurdles
• Capita to offload non-core business units
• TechUK calls on government to extend Digital Marketplace
• UK finance sector cyber security pros admit shocking practices
• Swedish banks embrace rapidly evolving chatbots
• Dutch port readies itself for autonomous ships
• Carillion not a like-for-like comparison with IT services firms, but an overt reminder
• IT Priorities 2018: Why IT must change its approach to Windows 10
• What CIOs need to watch out for in digital transformation
• Data breach disclosure law will lift Australia’s cyber security game
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