• Tieto and Verisec to develop eID for Sweden’s public sector services
• British Airways IT glitch caused by human error, says IAG CEO
• Digital economy to contribute 7% of Australia’s GDP
• UK firms stockpiling bitcoins for ransomware attacks
• Europe faces shortage of 350,000 cyber security professionals by 2022
• New London restaurant orders up secure Wi-Fi service
• NetApp to launch SolidFire-based HCI hyper-converged appliances
• GE digital facility in Paris introduces its first set of startups to customers
• Mixed reactions to PM's calls to regulate cyber space to prevent terrorism
• Singtel, DBS beef up SME support programme
• Mass collection of data on population ‘illegal’, UK court told
• Middle East CIO interview: Bob Mulumudi, RAK Ceramics
• Singapore, Australia forge cyber security ties
• ODI unimpressed with data commitments in party manifestos
• Welsh village gets first taste of 4G connectivity
• Telefónica increases use of renewable energy to fight climate change
• GDPR about change management, says startup DPO
• Doug Cutting, ‘father’ of Hadoop, talks about big data tech evolution
• Hyperscale cloud giants sought as tenants for Scotland's 'largest' datacentre build
• Extreme Networks bulks up with Avaya networking purchase
• Still time for DevOps latecomers to gain ground on early adopters, claims Dora CEO
• Kmart cyber attack highlights PoS vulnerabilities
• Financial malware more than twice as prevalent as ransomware
• OVH makes foray into APAC cloud market
• British Airways confirms investigation under way into bank holiday datacentre power failure
• Shopping centre giant Intu launches startup incubator programme
• Catching phish: How to avoid users getting hooked
• IR35 reforms: HMRC denies claims that online tax status assessment tool returns unreliable results
• Enterprises struggle with emergency patching
• NHS loses digital director Beverley Bryant to private sector
• Top UK firms’ websites violate key GDPR principle
• Australia’s Icon Group taps IBM Watson to boost cancer care
• UK issues record data protection fines in the past year
• Openreach switches on G.fast in Scotland
• Benefits of 5G innovation may outweigh costs for NHS, says top surgeon
• TfL likely to tender for 4G on the Tube
• WannaCry shows validity of risk-based security, says RSA head
• Interview: Charles Cameron, director of technology, Centrica
• BBC’s Springwatch gets ultrafast broadband boost
• Microsoft shakes up Computex with mixed reality showcase
• Hundreds of sub-postmasters have applied to join IT-related legal action since March
• IR35 reforms: NHS revises stance on contractor tax status assessments
• Norwegian bakery chain gets the taste of mobile reporting
• Shadow Brokers prepares zero-day subscription service
• Volvo partners Google to develop Android for cars
• Singapore to pave the way for tech startup IPOs
• ICC brings drones, smart bats and virtual reality to international cricket
• Construction of Amazon's €1bn Dublin datacentre hit by environmental planning appeal
• Ocado Technology releases on-premise mesh datacentre as open source
• British Airways counts cost of major bank holiday IT system outage
• Taiwan’s OwlTing taps blockchain to improve food safety
• Huawei, Keppel team up on AI-powered datacentres
• Australia dials into IoT amid connectivity challenges
• People can be strongest link in cyber security, says NCSC
• Swedish government agencies join IT spending benchmarking service
• BDUK broadband roll-out hits 8,000 homes per million pounds spent
• Estonian e-Residency programme partners Finnish tech startup
• EternalRocks author throws in the towel after media attention
• China’s aviation industry to boost demand for 3D printing
• CBRE: Demand for colocation space in London holds firm in face of Brexit
• IT firm gets Scality object storage to boost S3-based offerings
• Open19: LinkedIn's bid to lower barriers to open source datacentre tech adoption gathers pace
• Mobile users’ expectations are sky high, says Gemalto
• UK businesses urged to prepare for GDPR
• Old foes, new friends: Nordic banks and startups increase collaboration
• Debit card transactions to overtake cash payments, thanks to contactless
• Aggreko powers predictive maintenance with Azure machine learning
• Gatwick launches augmented reality airport navigation
• Rackspace senior management reshuffle continues with new CEO appointment
• Finding customer data is big hurdle to meeting GDPR right to erasure
• Dubai financial services regulator launches temporary licence aimed at fintechs
• SAP aligns with Saudi Arabia’s IT transformation agenda
• Iceland IT firm gets Cohesity hyper-converged backup boxes
• Identity, authentication and authorisation becoming risk-led
• Twenty years of online banking has increased financial awareness
• Singapore government to spend S$2.4bn on technology initiatives
• Interview: Nick Bleech, head of information security, Travis Perkins
• US retailer Target agrees $18.5m data breach settlement
• Digital-only business bank gets regulatory approval
• Juniper touts autonomous ‘self-driving networks’
• Mobile C-level executives are major risk to business security
• How to avoid technical debt in open source communities
• ChefConf 2017: How DevOps sets enterprises on course for digital transformation success
• Racetrack Memory products in five years, says IBM fellow
• Three-quarters of internet of things projects are at risk of failure
• Audit Scotland shares lessons learned from failed IT projects
• Economic and political uncertainty drives organisations to rethink IT strategies
• Almost a quarter of UK and US firms likely to miss GDPR deadline
• SAP Leonardo positioned as digital transformation catalyst
• EternalRocks worm combines seven leaked NSA attack tools
• Singapore to waive frequency fees for 5G trials
• Only 9% of parents want kids to be tech entrepreneurs
• Dutch railway uses IoT to reduce people jams
• HSBC voice authentication tricked by twins
• Middle East largely unscathed after WannaCry cyber attack
• Windows 7 accounts for most WannaCry infections
• Processing system glitch hits airports across Australia
• Denmark's Spar Nord bank in app dispute with Apple
• APAC accounted for 10% of global WannaCry infections
• Australian government ICT spending under fire
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