• Cisco buys SDN business Viptela
• Intel urges business to patch critical remote-execution flaw
• IT outsourcing going strong in the Nordics
• IS supporter Samata Ullah branded a “new and dangerous breed of terrorist"
• What the slowdown in Amazon's cloud growth means for Google and Microsoft
• Barts NHS Trust hit with ongoing, week-long IT systems crash
• CIO interview: Mark Foulsham, chief digital officer, Scope
• Office workers don’t appreciate the complexities facing IT staff
• Many companies lack GDPR plan, PwC data shows
• Facebook pledges to counteract government propaganda
• Barclays to create 1,750 UK IT jobs over three years
• Debenhams appoints ex-Direct Line CIO as tech and supply chain director
• Upload speeds an increasing concern for broadband users
• UBS reduces legacy dependence with Microsoft Azure
• Microsoft chief reveals Azure upsell strategy
• Intel reports record first-quarter revenue
• Nordea strikes partnership with Swedish mobile payment startup
• Education key to reducing systems attacks, says university security manager
• Forge ahead with GDPR, says ICO
• Case Study: How Swedish retailer Stayhard boosted sales online
• Case study: Specsavers furthers digital transformation with single customer view
• TSB launches first fruit of its owner’s proprietary system
• Cyber espionage up, but basic defences still down, DBIR shows
• Aussie developer Wangle makes foray into VPN market
• Dutch manufacturer turns to SDN to save 30% on network costs
• McAfee links Saudi Shamoon attacks
• Demo shows GPUs are more than simple accelerators
• Research: Local councils urged against rushing to adopt cloud
• Cloud-based IT services spending tops €1bn in Emea in first quarter
• Infor to buy cloud BI company Birst
• Globalisation creates Catch-22 for protectionists as India responds to threat of US visa clampdown
• Accenture increasing Newcastle-based workforce
• SLAs being met but most fall short of ‘always on’ backup and restore needs
• Next-generation processors block older Windows
• CIO interview: Martin Draper, technology director, Liberty
• Hadoop-centric data science proves value at Danske Bank
• As HSCN transition begins, NHS trusts prepare to make the leap
• Russian cyber espionage highlights need to improve email security
• Over half of Singapore organisations not prepared for GDPR
• How Oracle differentiates its IaaS against AWS
• Carrenza's US datacentre expansion plans help spend control firm get cloud compliant
• Danish defence minister accuses Russia of cyber espionage
• Cyber attackers are more ambitious than ever, Symantec warns
• SAP Q1 2017 results: cloud revenue €906m, 5,800 customers for S/4
• TechUK urges city mayors to put digital on the agenda
• Court grants Lauri Love appeal against extradition
• Pivot3 launches Acuity hyper-converged with NVMe flash and QoS
• MigSolv offers SME colocation clients way-in to public sector deals through Janet network
• UK trade department in New York to promote fintech firms
• Huddle needs $5m equity injection or to find a buyer, as investment declaration deadline looms
• HMRC’s Making Tax Digital programme dropped from Finance Bill
• City University London launches undergraduate data science course after postgraduate success
• IT salaries in Singapore to grow by 3.2% in 2017
• Interpol uncovers nearly 9,000 C2 servers in ASEAN
• Gulf Air refreshes storage and server farm hardware with Dell EMC
• One in eight people have suffered a healthcare data breach
• SAP board member talks Middle East investment
• Government must extend machine learning support across education and industry
• Cancer researcher gets Nodeum LTFS tape NAS
• Research highlights cloud security complacency in organisations that ditch on-premise tech
• Motorola brings big data digital evidence service to UK police forces
• Consortium hopes to drive autonomous car from London to Oxford
• Digital exclusion still an issue in local government, says report
• Cyber security centre of excellence to open at Cardiff University
• CIO Interview: Nick Mayes, IT director, Gala Leisure
• Danish bank group first to offer mobile payments with Dankort
• Criminal Courts Review Commission appoints forensic accountants for Post Office IT system cases
• Collaboration is key to fighting cyber crime, say UK police
• CISOs in Singapore and Australia not keeping pace with data breaches
• Public safety ‘imperilled’ by lack of functional and interoperable police IT, says report
• Government puts up £23m a year for AI to boost UK economy
• Information security key to digital era business models
• PAC concerned Emergency Services Network will be undeliverable
• Lack of risk taking could threaten British tech, says Level39’s head
• UK likely to face national cyber emergency, says NCSC
• Research: OpenStack user satisfaction ratings drop, as adoption of the open source cloud rises
• ASEAN enterprises facing mobility roadblocks
• How to ensure tech staff gain ‘essential soft skills’
• Camden open data platform aims to blaze a trail across London
• Mastercard integrates biometric technology into cards
• Dunkin' Donuts and Here Technologies join AWS cloud customer roll call
• Ofcom: Openreach must do more on duct and pole access
• Banks suffer average of 85 attempted serious cyber attacks a year, and one-third are successful
• People present the biggest challenge, say infosec professionals
• UK's first digital government head, Andrew Pinder, dies
• Riverbed buys Xirrus to add wireless to SD-WAN line-up
• InterContinental Hotel Group reveals extent of malware attack
• Object storage services emerge as new cloud pricing battleground, claims 451 Research
• Human interaction still key to cyber attacks, study reveals
• How tech teams can reduce LGBT+ university dropout
• Australia to abolish visa for skilled workers
• Virtustream extends enterprise cloud service to APAC enterprises
• IBM sales and profits down, but future focus areas see growth
• Conflicting advice blurs cyber safety
• StorageOS goes to market with persistent Docker container storage
• Telefónica rolls out AI-based network management
• Skype most popular communication channel for cyber criminals
• Equinix tops global colocation leader boards on coverage and connectivity grounds
• Trump’s clampdown on use of immigrant IT workers may have little impact
• Rebuild and revamp: Housing association on benefits of ditching its legacy, on-premise tech
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