• Alan Turing Institute to add universities of Birmingham and Exeter to data science network
• Telecoms industry at major tipping point
• Retail banking regulations hit UK with the potential of a ‘Big Bang’ moment
• Hard Brexit risks 92,000 UK science and technology jobs
• Sample datasets key to successful AI at NHS
• Mobile app flaws are a risk to industrial IT systems, says report
• CES 2018: Hyundai and Cisco bring SDN to the automobile
• Health sector digitisation vital to combat mental health crisis
• Cabinet Office unveils renewed shared IT services programme for government
• Spyware targets North Korean dissidents via social links, says McAfee
• Nuclear weapons’ cyber attack risk relatively high, says report
• Ministry of Defence announces new CIO
• EC underlines need for data transfer agreement post-Brexit
• Cyber criminals exploit Oracle WebLogic flaw
• Citizens want more from public sector digital transformation
• Daisy Group saves on datacentre cooling costs through five-year EkkoSense deal
• Margot James takes over as digital minister after government reshuffle
• Voice assistance technology gets emotional
• UAE tech growth prompts firms to review internal IT security
• ICO fines Carphone Warehouse £400,000
• Spectre: How reverse-engineering a microprocessor revealed a fundamental flaw
• Germany’s Lemoncat disrupts business catering through cloud computing
• Marks and Spencer eyes £30m annual cost savings from digital-first retail push
• UK must use new technologies in the workplace to reverse productivity issues, say researchers
• Max Schrems champions NGO to fight for GDPR rights
• Cloud firm scales Cloudian object storage to 2.5PB for GDPR
• Meltdown and Spectre a big deal for enterprises
• Dutch bank tests wearable technology payments
• Changes for digital government in Theresa May's reshuffle
• Spanish authorities ready roads for autonomous vehicles
• CES 2018: Pizza Hut to test autonomous delivery vehicle
• CES 2018: Jaguar Land Rover picks Qualcomm to power in-car connectivity
• Cyber attacks in 2017 drive Nordic security efforts
• Google puts its payment services under one roof
• Intel to set up new group to focus on hardware security
• China to open $2.1bn AI tech park in Beijing
• HMRC IT systems crash as customers attempt to file tax returns
• Sweden steps up cyber defence measures
• Telco outsources digital transformation to Infosys
• Florida warns 30,000 medical records may have been exposed
• IT Priorities 2018: ANZ ups ante on cloud services and software
• Insurance broker Simply Business ditches legacy MPLS for SD-WAN
• Patch systems against Meltdown and Spectre, urges ICO
• 2018 could be year of critical infrastructure attacks, says report
• Case study: Doing digital the Stockport way
• 2017 cemented cloud as the ‘new normal’ for enterprise IT, claims Synergy Research Group
• University of Northampton launches app-based prospectus
• IT departments have no idea how much they spend on AWS and Azure
• London attracted record tech investment in 2017
• Oxford and Cambridge Club shelves ledgers for time and attendance
• Apple confirms all devices affected by Meltdown and Spectre
• Scottish Ambulance Service tests satellite to improve critical care process
• Meltdown and Spectre: AWS, Google and Microsoft rush to patch cloud chip flaws
• NHS Coventry connects GPs to CityFibre broadband
• Claire House Children’s Hospice opens up about its digital transformation triumphs
• Nordic banks face digitisation decisions over PSD2
• Intel, Nokia prepping APAC telcos for 5G wave
• Critical Intel security patch will slow PCs, servers and Macs
• Nuffield Health hits peak performance after switching to SDN
• What the EU’s new data protection regime means for ASEAN
• Government yet to ‘fully embrace’ digital, says IoD report
• ‘Cast the net broader’ for diverse tech talent, says digital minister
• How to avoid those coding challenge blues
• Smartphone production to plateau in 2018, says report
• IoT botnet DDoS attacks predicted after exploit code published
• Top IT priorities for Nordic CIOs in 2018
• Colt to expand datacentre footprint in APAC
• Top UK and US firms still overestimating GDPR readiness
• Trackside network to bring 5G to UK rail travellers by 2025
• Controversial council broadband service sold to Gigaclear
• Ransomware to hit cloud computing in 2018, predicts MIT
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• The CW500 Club in 2017
• Top 10 NHS IT stories of 2017
• Top 10 Australia IT stories of 2017
• To take advantage of diversity, you also need inclusion, says Fujitsu UK&I CEO
• Air New Zealand to trial digital translation technology
• Canada’s CGI takes top spot in UK government IT contracts for 2017
• Top 10 retail IT stories in 2017
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• Government Brexit studies merely provide background on tech sector
• Royal Mail research reveals UK firms lack data quality for GDPR
• Hancock sure UK will obtain and maintain EU data protection adequacy
• Top 10 enterprise IT stories in the Benelux region in 2017
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• Ofcom defeats legal challenge from mobile network operators over 5G spectrum
• IT Priorities 2018: South Korea to spend more on big data and IoT
• Smart transport startups join Intelligent Mobility accelerator programme
• Yoox Net-A-Porter Group appoints first chief data and analytics officer
• Fourth industrial revolution AI scepticism rife at Lords committee
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