• Rio de Janeiro faces 4G challenge at 2016 Olympic Games
• ThoughtWorks runs tech hackathon to provide post-Brexit support to public
• ARM expands IoT security team
• Stephen Foreshew-Cain confirms he is leaving GDS
• Barclays to use voice recognition for phone banking
• IT boss Mark Dearnley to leave HMRC
• Uber plans own Google Maps amid merger with rival in China
• Canadian government reveals ‘right cloud’ adoption strategy for public sector organisations
• DWP director Kevin Cunnington set to take over as new head of Government Digital Service
• Researcher uncovers UK government threat to privacy
• AWS vs Google vs Microsoft: How the enterprise cloud war is hotting up
• CIO interview: Gary Steen, chief technology officer, TalkTalk
• Windows Mobile shrinks as Microsoft prioritises productivity and platforms
• Amazon rides high on sales growth, especially in cloud services
• Mobile and video pay off for Google’s parent company Alphabet
• A quarter of UK developers are self-taught
• Universities give free cloud services to UK medical researchers
• German digital bank Fidor acquired by French banking giant
• Oracle buys NetSuite, but vows to respect independence
• Nordic CIO interview: Vesa Erolainen, Pöyry
• Revealed: The battle for GDS – how Whitehall mandarins are trying to carve up digital strategy
• Almost 60% of millennials search for jobs through company websites
• MI5 accused of compromising security court
• Most cloud applications not GDPR-ready, report reveals
• BT sales increase 35% in 2016 Q2 with EE and broadband boosts
• Al Murooj Rotana increases guest satisfaction with updated Wi-Fi network
• Smartphone sales boost Samsung’s second quarter
• Using a #hashtag to take diversity awareness global
• UK’s top security judges struggle to assess privacy threats
• Facebook’s revenue rockets on strong growth
• Never lose track of customer journey, says Brussels Airlines CIO
• UK education system failing to support cyber security profession
• Digital Greenwich joins forces with University of Surrey for 5G smart city tests
• UK security startup discovers one-stop-shop for cyber crime businesses
• Interview: Jon Page, head of operations, BBC R&D
• Accenture to move HMRC tax system to private cloud
• Privacy Shield good to go for at least a year, say EU regulators
• Broadband providers urge UK firms to have their say on Ofcom’s BT-Openreach proposals
• Warwickshire and West Mercia police select Saab to update shared control room
• European scientific community seeks support for €5.3m hybrid cloud build
• UK firms miss out on lucrative data science exploitation
• Apple highlights services revenue and future bets as iPhone sales decline
• Gov.uk Notify notifications system starts to be used for live digital services
• Business unprepared for future ransomware, says Cisco report
• UK government paves way for Amazon Prime Air trials
• CIO Interview: Andy Williams, Save the Children
• Cloud adoption still outpacing security capability, study finds
• Sky announces tech insight day to attract new candidates
• Ofcom and BT set out separate plans to increase Openreach independence
• No barrier to trial in UK, Lauri Love extradition hearing told
• Date set for landmark hearing into EU-US data transfers
• Tel Aviv Stock Exchange centralises functions with ERP
• O2 denies data breach
• Why network function virtualisation matters
• Government tests use of social media accounts for verifying online user identity
• Skills shortage and poor IT infrastructure hinder tech adoption by Asean governments
• Australia’s security software spending sees growth spurt
• Put supercomputing on curriculum, says Earlham Institute’s Tim Stitt
• Yahoo confirms nearly $5bn sale deal with Verizon
• BT says it's "absolutely willing" to create independent board to run Openreach
• Luxury golf shoe maker Royal Albartross extends online reach with SAP
• Estonia seeks UK datacentre to protect citizens' personal data from hackers - report
• Tech firms tackle IoT security with management protocol
• Jihadists’ digital tools revealed
• UK government needs 2,800 extra digital staff to deliver current plans
• Facebook completes first flight of UK internet drone
• Banking via websites in decline as mobile apps take over
• Almost half of UK's largest councils lack cloud strategy, Eduserv FOI study reveals
• Security industry welcomes cyber crime’s inclusion in official stats
• Gartner offers insights into how cloud is disrupting traditional IT spending habits
• MasterCard acquires VocaLink from UK banks
• IT outsourcing falls steeply in second quarter but IT as a service sees strong growth
• Mobile payments get Isaca’s security approval
• BT broadband users hit by second UK-wide outage in two days
• Intel’s cloud and IoT-focused businesses deliver disappointing growth
• Reinventing Bahrain’s Kanoo Group through digital technology
• BBC+ app tailors content to individuals
• DWP blames policy changes for a further shift in Universal Credit rollout
• Aster Group to implement ServiceNow
• UK falls behind most European countries in safe data storage rankings
• SAP Q2 2016: cloud revenue edges forward, 3,700 S/4 Hana customers
• Benelux CIO interview: Paul Elich, CIO at KLM
• Insurance firm frees itself from legacy shackles
• BT broadband users hit by UK-wide outage
• Williams F1 teams up with Thales cyber security
• Microsoft reports strong quarter driven by cloud
• Tech is trendy now but hasn’t always been, says Techmums founder
• Mobile data freebies spark controversy in Sweden
• Home Office merges IT units
• Australian prime minister appoints new tech leads
• Carbon Black bets on next-generation antivirus
• US government joins legal challenge of EU-US data transfers
• How Salesforce is encouraging people into coding
• DDoS attack size up 73% from 2015
• Private data should only be kept for ‘serious crime’, says European Court
• The Green Grid rolls out datacentre efficiency metric to clampdown on PUE misuse
• Nominet Trust launches £500,000 fund for digital inclusion programme
• BT accused of under-investing in Openreach, prompting renewed calls for business split
• IBM’s growth in strategic areas helps beat revenue expectations
• Middle East airlines must continue to invest in IT
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