• Cisco pivots strategically but still loses money
• World's largest’ data center planned in Norway
• Developers lack skills needed for secure DevOps, survey shows
• Microsoft acquires Cycle Computing to lower barriers to HPC using cloud
• Barclays ring-fencing project means downtime for customers
• Huddle in trouble: Did the journey from startup to scaleup cause the UK cloud firm to lose its way?
• A decade of IT change since banking meltdown
• NotPetya attack cost up to $300m, says Maersk
• UK workers interested in cyber security, survey shows
• Female students less likely than male students to consider tech roles
• Nordic IT professionals content in current roles
• CIO interview: Tarah Lourens, chief technology officer, Wonga UK
• Regulation and impact of cyber attacks driving security spending
• GDPR drives cloud firm’s Cloudian S3 object storage deployment
• Fiat joins BMW's autonomous car platform initiative
• ClickMechanic uses GitHub to streamline coding to production
• Hackers hit Holyrood with Westminster-style brute-force attack
• RBS to cut 880 IT staff in London
• Microsoft to open new Azure regions in Australia in public sector push
• Middle East salary survey reveals major challenges to close IT skills gap
• Leaked SMB exploits make malware powerful, warns Cylance
• Interview: Equality starts with education, says Salesforce.org exec
• Openreach withdraws plans for wholesale dark fibre product
• Exploit leaks are a cyber security game changer, says Kaspersky Lab
• AI tipped as top tech trend of next decade
• Hulu joins the BBC, Channel 4 and Netflix in opting to run its streaming services on AWS
• How HPE is climbing the supercomputer league to reach exascale performance
• WannaCry hero Marcus Hutchins under house arrest
• How companies can fend off cyber attacks
• Middle East insurance broker migrates backup to the cloud
• Statistics show retailers need to improve data security
• NHS Digital signs cyber security agreement with Microsoft
• Everton FC works with Netskope to safeguard cloud-stored data
• Most consumers think they are more digitally savvy than some retailers
• HBO stands firm as hackers release more stolen content
• Bristol hosts successful test of 5G mobile edge computing
• CIO interview: Mike Proudlock, interim head of IT, The Royal College of Surgeons
• Film maker shuns cloud storage for Spectra Logic tape
• Nordic CIO interview: Anna Eriksson, Swedish National Land Survey
• Higher IT salaries in Australia and New Zealand amid talent crunch
• Malicious email spikes in Q2, reports Proofpoint
• Russian cyber espionage group targeting hotel Wi-Fi
• BBVA tops Forrester mobile bank app chart
• Manufacturing a key target for cyber attacks
• Manchester to trial smart traffic lights to reduce road congestion
• HSBC uses IBM to automate the processing of 100 million document pages
• Cloud firm gets Tintri hybrid flash storage to save £80,000
• China tests hack-proof quantum satellite communications
• Consumers unaware of bank account switching service despite £750m spent on IT system
• Kaspersky Lab to drop EU complaint against Microsoft
• Sadiq Khan’s Not-Spot Team to tackle digital connectivity in London
• Vue Entertainment deploys automated monitoring of cinema IT
• New TalkTalk fine takes total for poor data protection to £500,000
• CIO interview: Daniel Gebler, chief technology officer, Picnic
• IT pros urged to support ‘WannaCry hero’ Marcus Hutchins
• Ultrafast ISPs failing customers on broadband speed, claims Which?
• Gov.uk Verify fails to meet key business case targets
• Allied Irish Bank blends industrial and artisanal analytics to gain edge
• ICO hits out at misinformation about GDPR
• Singapore firms losing out on top IT talent
• Over 40% of IT professionals want another general election this year
• HBO hacking gets personal
• Huddle pulls news of private equity deal as shareholders rage over payout size
• Dubai Health Authority rolls out second smart pharmacy
• Websites giving hackers easy access, audit reveals
• Nordic countries top digital nations ranking, but risk stalling
• WannaCry hero malware trial postponed
• WannaCry hero due in court on malware charges
• NIS Directive plans show UK is serious about tackling cyber threats
• National wireless network alternative to fixed broadband for Ireland
• Best-in-class IT departments deliver a digital advantage
• KCOM fined over emergency call service failure
• CIO interview: David Ivell, CIO, The Prince’s Trust
• Child cyber exploration good for the UK, says ex-GCHQ head
• UK 31st worldwide for broadband speeds
• Top tips to avoid a costly Office 365 subscription bill
• M1 debuts NB-IoT network in Singapore, Singtel to follow suit
• UK mulls hefty fines for CNI providers with poor cyber security
• Forrester warns CIOs of cloud market consolidation risks and rewards
• Security industry welcomes planned UK Data Protection Bill
• Cultural change a critical but neglected element of IoT security
• Gaming apps ‘main source’ of mobile phishing attacks, research shows
• TSG 1899 Hoffenheim gets 'faster in the head' with SAP analytics
• UK government starts recruiting digital experts for Brexit
• UK calls for smart car cyber protection
• Lenovo wants to move away from shipping boxes
• Government to strengthen UK data protection law
• Expanding Extreme eyes Cisco, HPE networking business
• Security audits reveal poor state of corporate cyber defences
• ICO highlights challenge Slack-like tools pose to public sector FOI request compliance
• Manchester to host international freedom of information event
• Nearly 7,000 civil service jobs at risk in government-as-a-platform strategy
• MPs demand answers from HMRC over Childcare Service website problems
• FBI arrests UK WannaCry hero on malware charges
• Keeping Australia’s aeromedical service connected to the cloud
• Newcastle to put gigabit broadband in council properties
• Cyber criminals make it difficult to follow the money
• Interview: Vodafone CTO juggles legacy network and cutting-edge technology
• Sub-postmasters allege 'bullying and intimidation' by Post Office over Horizon IT system
• Voice control in BBC iPlayer pilot demos Microsoft's AI ambitions
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