• Westminster Council to run broadband connection voucher scheme
• Tech needs to scrap ‘warfare analogies’, says Cisco’s chief privacy officer
• Most Influential Women in UK IT 2017: Entrants to the Hall of Fame
• NVMe flash blocked by array architecture, says Kaminario CTO
• MoJ electronic monitoring programme fails to achieve value for money, says NAO
• UK ranked as top 10 digital economy
• Cisco to build O2’s public Wi-Fi network for City of London
• Cyber security industry believes GDPR is stifling innovation
• Tech firms join forces in support of net neutrality
• Contactless technology pushes card payments ahead of cash in retail sector
• Home Office confirmed as early adopter of Oracle’s UK cloud region
• Openreach drops BT branding
• Australia’s Whispir dials into global market
• Connecting up the Gulf Cooperation Council through the internet of things
• Airbus helps drive critical infrastructure cyber security
• How IT can work alongside marketing to deliver on digital expectations
• Scality Zenko.io brings hybrid cloud storage virtualisation
• Government should invest in tech to support ‘gig economy’ workers, says Taylor review
• Legal & General picks HomeServe’s IoT LeakBot to protect homeowners
• Cyber security training must reflect real risks, warns the IISP
• Three and Ofcom clash over spectrum auction proposals
• Wales gets national tech accelerator programme
• UK firms still relying on perimeter defences for cyber security
• Met Police signs £8m digital forensics deal
• Political uncertainty is holding back digital transformation plans, say CIOs
• Singtel to groom cyber security talent with new portal
• Apple to build second European datacentre in Denmark later this year
• Mobile operators must act soon as 5G business models emerge
• Experian admits mobile and online issues after system upgrade
• Medical college retires HP for Scale Computing hyper-converged
• GDPR compliance not relevant, believe most UK decision makers
• Interview: Davide Cervellin, EMEA director of analytics, PayPal
• Nordic CIO interview: Ann Hellenius, City of Stockholm
• Dutch database design drives practical innovation
• Singapore firms unprepared for cyber attacks
• Business needs to get real about cyber security, warn BT and KPMG
• Vodafone Qatar pushes IoT adoption in Middle East
• Second phase of Dubai Health Authority’s electronic records implementation to start in August 2017
• Govia Thameslink rail operator picks Worldline for mobile ticketing
• Putting sepsis algorithms into electronic patient records
• Lloyds Bank joins Swift blockchain proof-of-concept project
• Microsoft to cut thousands of jobs in cloud-related company rejig
• Citizens Advice calls for roll-out of Universal Credit to be paused
• Europe takes measured approach to 5G, driven by ROI concerns
• MyRepublic outlines regional ambition, eyes IPO by 2018
• Government awards academics £16m for 5G trial network
• Tegile launches Intelliflash tiered all-flash arrays with NVMe
• UK government digital services below average, international ranking shows
• Sainsbury’s Group sales grow as Argos boosts performance
• Uber puts the brakes on in Finland until 2018
• Young people without workplace skills fear competition from robots
• TomTom and Cisco to address real-time comms for autonomous cars
• Tape here to stay, says Spectra Logic with LTO-8 2x capacity gain
• UK must tackle impact of rapid technological change, says Corbyn
• IDC: On-premise infrastructure spend will continue to fall in 2017 as cloud demand soars
• Nominet Trust invests £600,000 to help young people acquire digital skills
• Andy Burnham plans to make Manchester world-leading digital hub
• TfL figures reveal massive contactless adoption
• Kaspersky researcher in Asia develops cyber forensics tool
• CityFibre moves into consumer broadband services
• Atos targets universities and research centres with quantum computing simulator
• London tech sector attracts record investment
• Online retailer Ocado sees increased order volumes as digital shopping grows
• Equinix expands its European datacentre footprint with AM4 opening in Amsterdam
• Virgin Media fails to deliver on broadband speed claims, says investigation
• ICO launches international strategy to meet Brexit and GDPR challenges
• Storage the favourite use case for public cloud customers
• Government legislates for full-fibre broadband tax holiday
• Experian upgrade causes glitches in service
• Australia eases skilled visa restrictions amid criticism
• Sweden trials blockchain for land registry management
• WannaCry a signal moment, says NCA
• Most influential women in UK tech: The 2017 longlist
• Major cyber incidents accelerating, says NCSC
• Arqiva snaps up new spectrum licences for 5G wireless trials
• How machine learning is changing IT service management
• Royal Free and Google DeepMind data sharing not compliant with DPA, ICO rules
• Collaboration is key to combating cyber crime
• European cloud adoption continues despite security concerns
• Dubai Police to enhance smart services with robot police
• NHS trust’s data sharing deal with Google firm is illegal, finds ICO
• Corvid secures email, takes users out of firing line
• Cyber security comes down to culture, say Dutch security experts
• H&M reinforces commitment to datacentre heat reuse with 1MW Stockholm datacentre build
• Government’s Digital Infrastructure Fund for broadband up and running
• Dutch bank cuts compliance data retrieval from weeks to hours
• Digital Economy Council aims to boost UK tech sector
• CISOs in Australia, Singapore concerned with cloud security
• Judge defers ruling in Apple Irish datacentre case until end of July
• China, India to drive global mobile industry
• Liberty gets go-ahead to challenge Snoopers’ Charter
• UK needs urgent response to online fraud, says NAO
• GovTech sector will be worth £20bn by 2025, says report
• NCSC rolls out four measures to boost public sector cyber security
• Dreamscape to merge with Singapore hosting provider in regional expansion
• Danish shipping giant Maersk recovering from major Petya cyber attack
• Print management a UK public sector GDPR blind spot
• Key lessons from ‘Petya’ ransomware attack
• AI monitors NatWest communications to ensure advice is appropriate
• How Donald Trump has nudged French CIOs still further from US cloud storage
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