• Scottish government pumps £13.5m into The Data Lab
• Digital economy competition panel meets to discuss regulations
• Police chiefs put plans in place as UK may lose access to EU data sharing tools post Brexit
• Almost 40% of IT professionals say firms aren’t addressing diversity
• Equifax fined by ICO for security failings
• Waitrose to launch same-day delivery trial
• Europol cyber crime report highlights emerging threats to enterprise security
• IT sector advises Swedish government on elections and voting system
• TechUK calls for councils to establish digital boards
• Alibaba Cloud making deeper push into smart cities
• Out-of-contract users paying millions for phones they already own
• EU-backed bid to cap idle energy use by datacentre servers moves closer
• Medical firm debuts internet-connected prosthetic limbs
• Santander plans UK tech hub in Milton Keynes
• BMW innovation lab bears fruit with insurtech deal
• More than half of global workforce will need new skills by 2022
• Sky mixes Adobe machine intelligence and intuition
• Migration Advisory Committee recommends lifting the Tier 2 visa cap
• EU needs clear 5G regulation to guarantee mobile success
• BFI deploys SpectraLogic tape in PB-scale digitisation project
• AI is crucial element of security strategy in the IoT era
• Government and businesses won’t be ready for no deal Brexit, says IfG
• Leeds NHS trust vows to dump its fax machines by 2019
• Oracle first-quarter 2018-19 results show weak growth
• Singapore government to start bug bounty programme
• Danske Bank invests in anti-money laundering systems following Estonian problems
• CIO interview: Marcella Flood, head of digital transformation, Allianz Care
• ESN delays are leaching vital funds from UK police forces
• Nationwide Building Society adds over a billion pounds to IT spend
• Red Hat to throw its hat in with Container Storage Interface
• Government stays firm on target of 25 million Gov.uk Verify users by 2020
• Lib Dems want ‘Geneva Convention’ for use of tech in modern warfare
• Middle East hungry for digitisation, says GE’s Bill Ruh
• Invest to be customer obsessed
• Cutting through the blockchain hype
• Singapore workers worst hit by impact of AI in ASEAN
• CIO interview: Amir Nooriala, chief operating officer, OakNorth
• How SAP is riding on Asia’s growth story
• Leeds Beckett University asks Alexa for help cutting Clearing admin
• Adobe’s Vittal: AI ‘bigger than the web’, and in use at Swisscom
• Hancock touts his support for controversial GP at Hand service
• Lenovo cements deal with NetApp to strengthen datacentre foundation
• Culture, not tools, is key to unlocking innovation
• John Lewis blames profit drops on high IT costs
• No Deal Brexit could mean changes for telecoms industry and mobile roaming
• No Deal Brexit may hinder free flow of personal data from EU to UK
• GCHQ mass surveillance regime was in breach of human rights law, European court rules
• Autumn Budget 2018: Guarantees sought over future funding of national quantum computing programme
• UK tech industry warns government over post-Brexit immigration
• EU mobile roaming charges will not return post-Brexit, says Dominic Raab
• TechUK blasts European Parliament-backed revamp of EU-wide copyright laws
• Tech Nation startup programme demonstrates richness of UK fintech
• NCSC issues core questions to help boards assess cyber risk
• FCA warns it cannot manage financial crime risks without sharing data with EU
• Gartner claims pure-play IaaS providers could be sidelined as enterprise attitudes to cloud mature
• Two-thirds of emails not clean, says research
• AIOps killed the IT support star
• Enterprise investments in datacentre infrastructure rebound as component shortage price hikes hit
• Good Things Foundation report highlights economic downsides of UK digital exclusion
• Snowflake making headway in Australia
• Higher education sector's poor response to cyber threats laid bare in EfficientIP report
• Average technology salary in UK&I reaches over £80,000
• British Airways data breach: Security researchers name suspects and query attack timeline
• Fashion retailer Desigual boosts sales opportunities with data-sharing technology
• Health secretary launches digital platform for NHS staff
• UK security vetting IT system failing, says NAO
• Public cloud use surges among DDoS attackers, research shows
• Keppel, Salim Group to build new datacentre in Indonesia
• Cyber criminals outspend businesses in cyber security battle
• Can technology save our NHS?
• Enterprise demand drives hike in storage sales, says IDC
• Irish tax office testing out artificial intelligence for customer services
• Government positive to Science and Technology Committee’s report on algorithms
• Software maintenance contracts lack scrutiny
• Pladis aims to get closer to consumers with S/4 Hana
• Alibaba executive chairman Jack Ma to step down in 2019
• Taming the data beast with software-defined storage
• Why AI should assist humans, not replace them
• Senior civil servants address TechUK smarter state theme
• RBS announces branch closures as part of cancelled project to create challenger bank
• North Korean programmer charged for WannaCry attacks
• UK hesitant over immersive technologies despite positivity abroad, survey finds
• Argos launches voice shopping capability on Google Home Assistant
• Facebook to build its first Asian datacentre in Singapore
• Ransomware down, but not out, report reveals
• BA praised for swift GDPR-aligned action on data breach
• Health secretary Matt Hancock to boost NHS IT with £200m fund
• Arriva ITSM implementation delivers beyond expectations
• Chrome 69 security improvements welcomed
• How Rituals is using Salesforce Commerce cloud to replicate physical experience online
• All acute NHS trusts in England now using e-referrals
• Tibco plugs streaming data gap in Spotfire
• The fintech startups to watch in the UK
• Government projects watchdog recommends terminating Gov.uk Verify identity project
• Health minister launches code of conduct for health tech data
• Nordic states collaborate in Arctic IT projects
• If we don't digitise NHS, we are condemning people to die, says NHS England’s operational director
• How Ocado has disrupted its own model
• Slow cloud take-up among IT execs limits joined-up customer experience
• Amazon becomes second publicly traded company to hit $1tn market cap
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