• Sky tackles mobile not-spots at west London headquarters
• UAE bank builds predictive marketing models
• Anti-millennial recruitment stance will widen cyber security skills gap, experts warn
• APAC enterprises have fewer high-risk cloud apps
• RSA17: Data manipulation next on attackers’ agenda, warns Intel Security
• RSAC17: Cyber defence involves all levels of society, says Microsoft
• Public sector IT suppliers blast CCS over rising G-Cloud commission charges
• London software engineering salaries fall by 1.7%
• AWS preps GDPR readiness by signing up to cloud Code of Conduct
• Diablo targets flash in DIMM slots at in-memory apps
• ONF lays out innovation roadmap for SDN and NFV
• Major DDoS attacks see huge increase, says Akamai
• HMRC rejects Gov.uk Verify
• Interview: Cloud Foundry on its 2017 awareness-raising plans for open source PaaS
• National Cyber Security Centre officially opens for business
• Co-op Bank up for sale now legacy shift to IBM is complete
• Oracle expands cloud offerings in Australia
• Singapore's central bank sets up analytics group
• Middle East organisations urged to prioritise cyber defence
• Dutch tech hub is facilitating the next Google
• Ford invests in artificial intelligence startup to boost autonomous drive
• Everywoman Forum 2017: Diversity, digital and the impact on the working world
• Santander introduces voice-controlled payments
• MobileIron: Corporate IT policy and mobile device security are mismatched
• Autodata turns to big data to predict vehicle failures
• DCMS announces cyber clubs programme to teach 6,000 students cyber skills
• End complacency and help address cyber crime threat, NCA tells business
• Intel: Enterprise trust in public cloud is on the rise, but skill shortages hinder adoption
• DevOps security remains an afterthought
• Ordinary citizens with no terror links caught by US surveillance, court hears
• FDM Everywoman in Tech: 2017 winners announced
• MWC 2017: 4G still has plenty of mileage, say mobile analysts
• Government must take charge if transformation strategy is to succeed
• Rubbish digital collection needs to be addressed
• Motorcycle technical data available through Tibco managed API
• Thailand to roll out IoT network in April 2017
• Data breaches affect all parts of business, Verizon report shows
• Singapore to build deep capabilities in data analytics and cyber security
• SAP connects S/4 Hana in the cloud with ‘intelligent’ ERP
• Microsoft and Amazon open up AI
• Government transformation strategy aims to 'restore faith in democracy', says minister
• Cancer Research UK drives donations with proximity Wi-Fi network
• Lack of data sharing is barrier to health and social care integration
• Winter Olympics 2018 critical systems will all be in the cloud
• South African children’s hospital uses video to train cardiologists
• Three million personal and commercial drones to ship this year
• Cardiff University opens Twitter ‘cyberhate’ centre
• Kaminario upgrades K2 all-flash to Gen6 with new controller CPUs
• Government digital transformation strategy promises to ‘serve’ its people
• ASD recommends new cyber security measures to secure critical IT systems
• Case study: Australia’s Salmat to go cloud-only after getting a taste for the technology
• Dubai’s oldest bank is anything but archaic inside
• HM Treasury committee questions costs of HMRC’s Making Tax Digital programme
• Consumers losing millions through out-of-date broadband deals
• More than half of teachers admit gender stereotyping Stem subjects
• British Gas calls on datacentre operators to help solve UK's looming energy supply crisis
• Battersea Power Station development gets ultrafast FTTP broadband
• Apeiron brings NVMe shared direct-attached storage in its ADS1000
• How a Dublin court case could derail EU-US data privacy agreements
• Government cloud security classification confusion dogs Digital Marketplace listings
• NHS websites defaced by Tunisian Islamist hacktivists
• Inmarsat and Actility build IoT network for remote applications
• UK fintech investments slump over Brexit fears
• Cyber resiliency of UK firms barely changed in a year, study shows
• Interview: How security approaches are evolving in Southeast Asia and beyond
• Indonesian university rolls out faster, more secure network
• Middle East and North Africa public cloud spend to hit $2bn by 2020
• Just Eat uses startup accelerator to stay ahead in foodtech
• Facebook Schrems legal case will have ‘sweeping’ impact on EU-US privacy
• 5G deployments will address burgeoning data demand, says Cisco
• Two-thirds of educators say 3D printing is hard for teachers to use
• Gemalto seals digital identity card deal in Sweden
• CityFibre and Gamma strike long-haul dark fibre deal
• US weighs email and cloud privacy law
• The internet of things gains traction in business
• APAC businesses turn to DevOps to improve app quality, security
• Public cloud services in mature APAC markets to reach $10bn in 2017
• McDonald’s in Saudi Arabia to support growth with SAP
• Colocation giant Equinix eats up IO's UK datacentre business
• Three to expand into fixed broadband
• Google to appeal against order to hand over foreign emails
• UK cyber security workforce up 163% in five years
• Government digital transformation strategy finally set to be published this week
• Openreach launches enhanced duct and pole mapping service
• Defence and finance sectors lead in making people cyber defenders
• Dutch businesses have heads in the cloud
• Middle East-based Emirates NBD launches mobile app-based bank
• PAC recalls ESN inquiry after Vodafone revelations
• CIO interview: Adam Gerrard, Yodel
• Security firm agrees many others use fear to propel sales
• Alexa speaks Amazon sales success
• Lockheed Martin backs UK CyberFirst skills initiative
• London Fire Brigade system crashes cause delays reacting to emergencies
• GDS spend controls saved £339m in 2015/16, says Cabinet Office
• AWS results hint at slowdown in cloud giant’s annual growth rate
• UK government must improve cyber defence efforts, say MPs
• Vodafone underperforms in UK in third quarter
• Schneider Electric patches DCIM software security hole
• EU’s General Data Protection Regulation unknown to most UK adults
• Facebook vows to upskill 10,000 women in 2017
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