• New-build homes to get broadband quality certification
  • Slowing smart meter roll-out puts 2020 deadline at risk
  • Gant uses Cegid to streamline functions across all markets
  • How AI helps protect Japan’s road system from subsidence
  • SAP disruption leads to Revlon class action lawsuit
  • GCHQ urged to abandon plans to access encrypted chats
  • The FA signs Google Cloud to support cloud-based push to make football more inclusive
  • A lack of skills and ownership are top challenges to OT security
  • CIO interview: Sam Shah, director for digital development, NHS England
  • EE launches consumer 5G, but experts say no rush to upgrade
  • AI struggles with data silos and executive misconceptions
  • Red flags missed during ESN planning process, Home Office admits
  • Microsoft embarks on renewable-powered datacentre push in Sweden
  • 2.3 billion business and consumer data files exposed online
  • 4G networks reach near ubiquity in APAC
  • How Unilever found itself selling enterprise software
  • Danish government launches national AI strategy
  • Salesforce completes Pardot fix after 12 days’ disruption
  • Hyperscale datacentre operators report first drop in capex growth for seven quarters
  • Hackers targeting UK universities a threat to national security
  • Inside Digital Realty’s datacentre playbook
  • FoI requests reveal slow but steady adoption of cloud-first stance in UK police forces
  • Blockchain and deep neural networks show digital archive promise
  • Turla APT group beefs up cyber attack tool
  • Cyber weapons readily available to criminals, researchers warn
  • Finland globalises AI training programme
  • ICO to shortlist Sandbox applicants
  • Perfect storm for data science in security
  • Many search engine users unaware of personal data collection
  • Excelero and BeeGFS offer next-gen HPC based on NVMe flash
  • Swedes need to keep a week’s cash under the bed
  • NHS Digital sets out Internet First policy
  • Saudi Arabia’s largest auto company completes SAP project as part of digital transformation
  • Dutch IT security firm dumps corporate structure
  • SAP extends Hana’s reach beyond enterprise applications
  • StarHub taps OpenStack to run telco network
  • Australian firms coming to grips with AI ethics
  • Just over half of UK firms don’t have a cyber resilience plan
  • London Office for Technology and Innovation gets ready to launch
  • GDPR: Are we there yet?
  • NHS Digital launches GP IT Futures tender
  • Effect of GDPR yet to be felt, says law firm Hogan Lovells
  • Ofcom makes new proposals to liberalise access Openreach’s ducts and poles
  • No real change a year into GDPR, says privacy expert
  • SurveyMonkey opens Dublin datacentre region to court data-security conscious enterprises in Europe
  • Post Office told to pay over £5m of its opponent’s costs for first Horizon trial
  • Arm China seeks solutions to US export controls with Huawei
  • Interview: How Croydon is applying GDS lessons to digital service delivery
  • IBM’s investment in automation pays off in GDPR’s first year
  • Paul Smith looks to tailor its back-end systems with Cegid software
  • Why enterprises should dump their VMs for containers
  • Lapse in LinkedIn security certificate update
  • Guy's & St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust to drive £175m IT systems revamp
  • Crown Commercial Service to procure £360m online benefits system
  • VMware CEO outlines laws of hybrid cloud
  • Amazon rejects calls for ban on sales of facial recognition tech to government agencies
  • Police shut down Bestmixer bitcoin laundering service
  • HMRC's defence of IR35 online status checker tool likened to 'climate change denial'
  • GoCardless migrates to cloud and gets Google engineering capability
  • V.Pharma swaps Data Domain for Quantum and cuts backup costs
  • EE confirms 30 May 2019 go-live date for UK 5G network
  • Hundreds of European retail banks will disappear as challengers scoop up customers
  • TalkTalk admits new failings in 2015 data breach notification
  • Gothenburg – a hotbed for early startups
  • Singapore proposes data portability provisions
  • How Kubernetes’ fifth year is leading to a shift in enterprise IT
  • Demand for systems integration services soaring in New Zealand
  • Sheffield’s network-of-networks goes beyond free Wi-Fi
  • US grants Huawei stay of execution
  • GDS to ‘cajole’ departments into using voice-based services
  • Retailers need to rethink KPIs in the face of digital shopping
  • MoneySupermarket.com orchestrates data pipeline with GKE
  • O2 extends resources and support for trans employees
  • Dutch lecturer researches the person behind the cyber criminal
  • Capita’s NHS contract under review after patient records blunder
  • University of Bradford deploys HPC to aid research into preserving world’s heritage sites
  • UC Expo 2019: Experts talk up future tech in unified communications
  • L’Oréal and Alibaba create AI-based app to offer self-care support for acne sufferers
  • Middle East Interview: Dubai-based Fetchr
  • Planned UK age verification checks risky for internet users
  • Cyber security scholarships on offer in Belfast
  • Keeping commuters connected on the world’s longest sea crossing
  • UK leads in government AI readiness
  • Reduxio’s Magellan charts course to storage in containers
  • London council trials Verify-based digital ID scheme for vulnerable citizens
  • DCMS shakes up BDUK with new rural full-fibre scheme
  • Lloyds Bank creates 500 IT roles in Scotland
  • Danske Bank launches initiative to help SME customers with cyber security
  • GDPR an opportunity to improve data systems and processes
  • Google cuts off Huawei from Android ecosystem
  • WISE develops partnership to encourage young people into STEM
  • ICO to support GDPR certification schemes
  • Post Office applies to appeal damning judgment in first Horizon trial
  • NHS 111 online hits new milestone
  • École Hôtelière de Lausanne puts Amelia the robot at its core
  • Government digital leaders to receive salary boost
  • Identity custodians needed in digital era
  • GozNym bust underlines cyber crime threat
  • Interview: Ruha Benjamin, author, Race After Technology
  • ANZ CIOs hit roadblocks in digital agenda
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