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• CIO interview: Peder Sjölander, Swedish Pensions Agency
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• Qualcomm successfully achieves first 5G data connection
• Gartner survey shows PC boost as businesses upgrade to Windows 10
• City of London Corporation launches ultrafast Wi-Fi network
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• The Met Office automates functional testing of weather warnings sites
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• Employees will book time off using Alexa-style devices
• ADMCC monitors Abu Dhabi with Cisco technology
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• Artificial intelligence industry should get strategic government boost
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• JLab 2017 retail startups describe tackling retail’s biggest challenges
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• London issues call to arms to cyber security community
• UK and Canada sign digital government Memorandum of Understanding
• Executive interview: David Mahon, CSO, CenturyLink
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• MEPs push for stronger data protection by EU institutions
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• Why agile teams prefer to bring their own development tools to projects
• Apple wins Irish court backing for €850m datacentre in Athenry
• Australian defence contractor hacked for fighter jet data
• IT industry more reliant on non-UK workers than economy as a whole
• UK bank Standard Chartered opens IT service centre in Bangalore
• Finland bears brunt of latest Nokia job cuts
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• Australia outlines space ambitions
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• House of Lords committee hosts clash between AI enthusiasts and sceptics
• CIO interview: Lee Edwards, IT director, NHS Shared Business Services
• Tech investments key as European utility firms struggle
• Teva Pharmaceuticals turns to cloud HR as it weathers difficult trading conditions
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• Dutch government agreement increasingly focuses on IT security
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• Government proposes changes to make Britain safer online
• Cyber threats are among top dangers, says Nato
• Dubai Airport Freezone Authority gets smart to attract investment
• Abu Dhabi transport department uses drones to improve traffic flows
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• Consumers' personalised banking needs are not being met
• Cyber heist hits banks in Russia and eastern Europe
• Belgian telco Proximus picks Cloudify to support NFV roll-out
• Sweden wins blockchain datacentre investment
• Global cyber security collaboration initiative launched in Krakow
• Some IT contractors earning more than £700 a day
• GE opens up on how its move to the AWS public cloud is progressing
• World at a cyber security crossroad, warns expert
• Euro commissioner calls for more collaboration on cyber security
• TSB reschedules final roll-out of new banking platform because of expected interest rate rise
• NCSC to host cyber practitioner summit
• Italian cloud provider banks on Brexit to fill country’s largest datacentre campus
• UAE’s Mashreq launches digital-only bank
• Dubai’s integrated government on Gitex catwalk
• Rackspace expands APAC footprint, eyes multi-cloud opportunity
• UKtech50 2017 – help us find the most influential people in UK IT
• All EU countries sign up to implement digital-by-default services
• Ofcom adds new protections for consumer broadband buyers
• Brother moves core internal applications to Amazon cloud
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• HMRC accused of suppressing IR35 stakeholder views on public sector contractor walkouts
• Executive interview: Karno Tenovuo, senior vice-president, ship intelligence, Rolls-Royce
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• Computer Weekly announces the Most Influential Women in UK IT 2017
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