• Mars court filings reveal extent of Oracle licence probe
• PwC acquires Polish cloud consultancy for European operation
• Device shipments to grow 1.9% in 2016, but user spend will fall
• Mobile services helping banks retain customers and add revenue
• Enterprises will drive augmented reality and wearables, says report
• Microsoft to donate $1bn worth of cloud computing resources
• NRF 2016: Consumer empowerment no fad, says M&S
• Digital Single Market must be adopted without delay, says EU parliament
• SAP executives see internet of things as flesh on digital skeleton
• Most Android devices running outdated versions
• Staffordshire Police picks Boeing as its strategic IT partner
• UK IT and business process outsourcing plummeted in 2015, show ISG figures
• Cornwall Council transfers 270 staff back in-house as BT deal ends
• Canary Wharf Group brings 4G network coverage inside its properties
• Government should exploit blockchain technology, says chief scientist Mark Walport
• Migration recommendations could hike the cost of Indian IT services
• Offshoring IT services: Beyond the usual suspects
• Only half of businesses ready to defend against cyber attack
• BT names global IT architect Howard Watson as CIO
• Automated bots drive cyber attack innovation
• Sigfox brings the internet of things to Antarctica
• BT brings 1,000 customer service jobs back to UK
• Australian prime minister Malcolm Turnbull calls for free, open and secure internet
• Cloud host dumps hybrid for all-flash software-defined storage
• Scotland needs a chief digital officer, says SCDI
• PCs will redefine the workspace
• UK cyber fraud up 21%, says police fraud unit
• Irish Tax Institute accelerates tax database search with MarkLogic
• Education, industry and government mismatch main barrier to digital skills
• Public cloud archiving fit for rigorous clinical imaging firm
• Data standards ‘should be led by market, not European Commission’, says UK government
• Still no consensus on need for FTTP, argues government
• CIO interview: Kim Lindgren, Tieto
• Gartner: IT spending to grow just 0.6% in 2016
• Chinese university targeted by Islamic State hacktivist
• AWS on course to outstrip Amazon.com in profit terms this year, research suggests
• Lords urge government to reconsider national ID card
• Government reviews IT contract strategy as ‘opaque’ outsourcing deals are set to expire
• Microsoft drops Azure costs by up to 17% in wake of fresh AWS price cuts
• Daimler embeds secure SIMs in Mercedes-Benz range
• Intel share price drops despite strong results
• Countries underestimate risk of cyber attack, says WEF
• CIO interview: Kari Saarikoski, Finnair
• CIO interview: Michael Moesgaard, Dong Energy
• Flash and virtual machine storage in Russia
• BT and EE to merge in weeks after deal gets final approval
• GMB union gets good response from MPs over British Airways IT outsourcing concerns
• Home Retail Group sells Homebase to focus on digital Argos
• Forcepoint combines Raytheon, Websense and Stonesoft
• Gigaclear gets European funding boost for further expansion
• The National Holocaust Centre uses public cloud for digital preservation project
• HPC research cluster get Red Hat OpenStack private cloud
• One-fifth of consumers will trust tech firms for all financial products by 2025
• TalkTalk users report vanishing dial tone
• Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent celebrate honeymoon
• New York considers backdoors for smartphone encryption
• Southend-on-Sea Council embarks on £1.5m hybrid cloud datacentre refresh
• Oracle to recruit 1,400 cloud sales professionals with Europe-wide recruitment campaign
• GMB takes concerns over British Airways IT outsourcing to MPs
• Enterprise IoT projects will be costly, lengthy and vulnerable, says Gartner
• Gatwick Airport’s Community App keeps everyone better informed
• CityFibre readies KCOM gigabit fibre network in Bristol
• Over a million Visa contactless payments made to travel in London on a single day
• Anonymous targets Nissan in awareness campaign
• UK not involved in mass surveillance, says Theresa May
• IT specialists account for 25% of government spend on temps
• Ofsted ‘should monitor computing success in schools over five years’
• Visibility key to stopping cyber adversaries, says security veteran
• NHS Scotland lets clinicians discover patterns in data with Tableau
• Valve deploys 100Gbps ports to support Steam gaming growth
• NHS England launches hunt for ‘CI&TO’ to replace Kelsey
• Polish city builds network to manage smart public transport systems
• Prisons and detention centres to get new health IT system
• Hybrid flash not good enough, says Kaminario customer
• PC sales decline but Europe benefits from Windows 10 release
• Scottish Power picks Vodafone to manage smart electricity grid
• Watchdog urges US nuclear agency to close cyber security gaps
• DevOps success requires business and cultural shift
• Firms can monitor employees’ online chats, EU court rules
• Used smartphones worth $17bn to global economy, say accountants
• IT decision makers admit ignorance over datacentre environmental impacts
• More endpoints managed is security concern, say IT services firms
• Personalisation could help customers forgive bad brand experiences
• Ofcom outsources IT management to Indian services supplier NIIT
• European Commission awards cloud contracts worth €24m to BT
• New rules to clamp down on nuisance calls
• Police take action against cyber extortion gang DD4BC
• St Claraspital deploys virtual desktops to boost staff efficiency
• EE and O2 mobile networks hit by mystery outage
• TrendMicro releases emergency fix
• Public cloud competition prompts 66% drop in prices since 2013, research reveals
• Law should force companies to reveal cyber attacks, says Liam Fox
• India still top destination for global service delivery
• EU data protection rules affect everyone, say legal experts
• Smartphone-based UK bank gets additional £48m backing
• Interxion confirms customer contact details compromised by hackers
• Most Britons back mass internet surveillance, claims survey
• ICO reiterates call for stronger sentences for data theft
• Taking a closer look at the Milton Keynes smart city project
• Cyber attacks caused Ukraine power outages, report confirms
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