• Judge orders Apple to unlock San Bernardino gunman’s iPhone
• Half of UK businesses looking for internet of things lead roles
• Renault Sport Formula 1 considers deploying VCE VxRail for trackside data analytics
• Interview: Digital Marketplace director Tony Singleton on why he is leaving G-Cloud
• HMRC shares details of IT transformation plans
• Mobile apps could put an end to ‘hated’ staff appraisals
• UK police reports good progress on fighting cyber crime globally
• Case study: How ITIL has helped Essex keep IT aligned with council goals
• EU managers need to up cyber security collaboration, study finds
• Cyber criminals hit US hospital in ransomware attack
• Vodafone and Liberty Global to merge in Netherlands
• UK government invites comment on porn site age check plans
• 'We stumbled on e-commerce,' says Ecco marketing head
• Headphones manufacturer B&O Play tracks retail sales with Zyme
• Law firm snubs big players for Gridstore hyper-convergence
• Peer-to-peer lender wants to acquire traditional mortgage firm
• Interxion to build third Irish datacentre as demand for colocation grows
• Telstra is transforming Australian IT infrastructure
• Three home broadband service targets students and renters
• Bromley Council signs £9m desktop and datacentre contract with BT
• Accenture and Stemettes tackle lack of female role models with multi-city event
• Vodafone’s global tax burden drops by £5bn
• Singapore restructures infocomm and media agencies
• Spy bill review fails to address all issues, says cyber expert
• AT&T to test first 5G wireless systems this year
• Sweden’s NFT Ventures looks to Finland for fintech startups
• NCA dials up UK business engagement on cyber crime
• Interview: Cabinet Office minister Matt Hancock on digital government
• Netflix is now 100% all-in on the AWS cloud
• Asean poised to gain in the global offshoring battle
• GDS will help government departments to help themselves
• Datacentre operators must prepare for power use and emissions regulations
• Amnesty International joins calls for UK spy law changes
• Telstra outage fires warning to corporate Australia
• US IT professionals overconfident in cyber attack detection, study finds
• Ukraine cyber attacks extend beyond power companies, says Trend Micro
• House of Commons Science and Technology Committee calls for Data Ethics Council
• CIO interview: Ismo Platan, SSAB
• Five local authorities around the country agree shared services contract
• Tech Nation 2016 report reveals demand for digital skills in all sectors
• Government launches GDS Advisory Board
• Social engineering is top hacking method, survey shows
• Met Office extends application program interfaces with CA Technologies
• Interview: Till Wirth, product manager, Gov.uk Pay at GDS
• Digital internships in India with TCS now open to UK graduates
• CIOs must start planning for 5G today, says 451 Research
• Financial institutions on high alert for major cyber attack
• Tony Singleton leaves G-Cloud for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
• Misgivings rise as EU-US agreement unravels under scrutiny
• CDOs lack organisational design experience, says Gartner
• TechUK calls on government to take reports on spy laws seriously
• CIO interview: Jassim Haji, director of IT, Gulf Air
• Surveillance bill needs more work, says joint parliamentary committee
• Cisco sees slowdown in large network deals as stock markets wobble
• CW500: Skills, changing roles and cloud among key trends for CIOs in 2016
• Estonian telco deploys 100Gbps core on national network
• MK:Smart enlists IoT supplier ThingWorx for speedy development
• Combining edge datacentres with commercial property builds could boost sustainability
• The OpenStack Foundation: Building enterprise trust in open-source clouds
• UK businesses expect cyber attack recovery to cost at least £1.2m
• Smart cities pointless without universal superfast broadband
• Public sector outsourcing grew more than 50% in second half of 2015
• London Mayoral candidates go head-to-head on technology policy
• Gov.uk Verify identity system targets 50 government services for April go-live
• Paym usage doubles every six months
• US takes a step closer to self-driving cars
• Insurance giant RSA announces another outsourcing deal
• Marks & Spencer appoints new chief digital officer
• Cloud computing in Belgium: a grey picture
• A quarter of SME IT managers are women
• Obama's cyber security budget increase not enough, say critics
• Beverley Bryant gives details on £1.8bn paperless NHS funding
• AstraZeneca IT insourcing exceeds expectation
• Finnish construction company YIT opens a virtual IT test lab
• Invest in people or risk ‘digital culture shock’, says Accenture
• Cisco recalls Ethernet switches over fault risk
• Apps for Good launch 2016 – the apps from the minds of young entrepreneurs
• ISC calls for more clarity in planned surveillance bill
• BT uses G.fast to deliver mobile backhaul over copper
• Survey confirms cyber criminal activity by UK teens
• Flexible working good for profit, productivity and reputation, says Vodafone
• US downplays claims of government database hacker
• Corporate Australia explores new ways to nurture data-based innovation
• Chiltern Railways tests enhanced trackside Wi-Fi
• BCS calls for criminalisation of reckless data disclosure
• Asean PC sales drop 5.5% in 2015 fourth quarter
• Banks should allow open data sharing to help customers compare services
• Executive interview: Oracle's cloud chief on why suites win
• EC awards first cloud contracts to Accenture, Atos, BT and IBM
• Home Office technology team to get director of live services
• SaaS provider rejects “costly” VMware for Nutanix Acropolis hypervisor
• Barnsley uses SAPUI5 apps to help housing field staff work smarter
• Assa Abloy outsources IT transformation to Wipro
• IT companies need technical workers with soft skills
• NHS technology review launched
• Bulk data collection unnecessary for surveillance, says cyber expert
• Nato enhances internal collaboration with Polycom technology
• Post Office faces group litigation over Horizon IT as subpostmasters fund class action
• Hunt promises £4bn investment in NHS IT
• CIOs urged to act on datacentre power outage threats
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