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• How Hive balances platform stability with innovation
• Post-quantum cryptography a major challenge, says expert
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• Researcher urges IoT security legislation
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• Welsh NHS IT programme is ‘outdated’ and could put patients at risk, report finds
• M&S admits online remit “well behind” competitors
• Google AI Hub aims to accelerate artificial intelligence project development in enterprises
• Self-driving cars may have to break law, says Law Commission
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• Government announces funds to help teachers prepare for T-levels
• AWS cloud network architecture could put users at heightened risk of disruption, study claims
• Stem firms to run UK National Centre for Computing Education
• Plymouth’s Derriford Hospital has capacity to spare after HSCN upgrade
• Increasing value of personal data a 21st century challenge
• Dominic Raab: UK AI sector will get boost from EU exit ‘done right’
• Singapore’s SunMoon uses blockchain to trace apples
• DXC makes digital transformation push in Asia
• Openreach increasing use of drones to help build fibre networks
• 5G mobile masts bring installation challenges, EE finds
• Creativity will ensure humans won’t be left behind by tech, says Fujitsu president
• Fintechs advised on how to work with big banks
• Why the tech industry needs a moral compass
• Decentralised ID key to identity security
• CIO interview: Chris Barnicott, chief technology officer, SSE
• Gartner finds Emea CIOs more ahead on digital than peers elsewhere
• BEIS to fund five healthcare AI innovation centres
• Investment fund buys into broadband supplier Hyperoptic
• Cyber security high on European Commission agenda
• Lloyds Banking Group shaking up its workforce to reflect digital times
• Uber backs hybrid cloud as route to business and geographical expansion
• APAC enterprises, analysts weigh in on IBM-Red Hat deal
• APAC firms warm up to SD-WAN to solve networking woes
• Information commissioner calls for stricter regulation on political use of data
• More than 80% of women in tech would recommend tech career to young women
• Fujitsu powers forward with business restructure
• Professor Brian Cox discusses aliens and the risks of tech advances
• Smart Dubai platform is the backbone of the city's transformation
• Automation and CSR are driving reskilling process for UK plc, says Cisco
• NatWest pilots digital bank for SMEs
• Start preparing for post-quantum data protection
• Best of VMworld 2018 Europe User Awards: The winners
• VMware readies green blockchain
• Ofqual launches consultation on delivery of basic digital skills
• Power and space constraints could put brakes on European colocation growth boom, warn experts
• GSMA urges fresh action on 5G mobile spectrum
• VMware takes layered approach to securing datacentres
• Accelerator for female-led ‘social tech’ startups opens in London
• Openreach launches Fibre First programme in Belfast and Nottingham
• PAC has ‘serious concerns’ over UK border and new customs IT system
• TalkTalk makes ‘fair broadband’ promises
• Robots deliver savings for Dutch postal service PostNL
• How Birchbox uses social media for personalisation and discovery
• Banking sector leading CIAM innovation, say Big Four
• NHS to use predictive tech to prevent illnesses
• Deutsche Bank to create cloud-based digital cheque processing system
• Gartner Symposium 2018: Why culture hacks spell digitisation success
• UKtech50 2018: Vote for the most influential person in UK IT
• Future Decoded 2018: How Seadrill uses IoT 3km undersea
• Soft skills present largest tech industry skills gap, says panel
• DevSecOps not limited to coding, says analyst
• PoliceTech report looks at how startups can work with UK police
• Facebook to appeal EU-US data transfer ruling in Irish Supreme Court
• Government is open for business, says SME Crown Representative
• Ofcom has another go at liberalising duct and pole access
• Radisson hotel group could be GDPR test case
• Government fails in first attempt to hire chief security officer
• Jlab 2019 to focus on experiential shopping
• Departing DWP IT boss Mayank Prakash to take on digitisation role at Centrica
• Best of VMworld 2018 Europe User Awards: Shortlist announced
• BT makes progress with Global Services restructuring
• Apple drops unit shipments as it posts fourth-quarter results
• Government to award £300,000 to select startups as part of Open Data competition
• The IBM and Red Hat mega-merger: Who stands to benefit most?
• Alexa to manage Aerohive Wi-Fi networks
• SAP’s Atzberger vaunts front to back office capability
• Nutanix extends its Beam to private cloud deployments
• Key elements to success in consumer identity management
• International Space Station runs HPE Apollo supercomputer
• Robotic delivery service hits the streets of Milton Keynes
• Microsoft chief urges industry to focus on ethics and privacy
• Three introduces 4G+ at 2,700 sites
• How Bahrain plans to become a regional fintech hub
• Percentage of women appointed to tech boards stays stagnant for 20 years
• Triumph Motorcycles kick-starts changes with high-tech HR
• IoT R&D projects missed out on £10m of government funding
• AWS urges enterprises to embrace their heritage when facing down disruption from startups
• Hyperoptic full-fibre network hits public housing milestone
• GDPR driving data protection maturity
• Only 10% of firms have started upskilling employees as automation comes in
• Ofcom releases BT from 2005 Openreach undertakings
• Facebook emphasises security drive during third-quarter earnings call
• UK Post Office looks to enable reusable digital ID
• Inside Schneider Electric’s Batam smart factory
• Future Decoded 2018: Adopt AI or get left behind, Microsoft warns
• Australia’s data breaches are a ‘sign of naiveté’
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