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CityFibre and Gigaclear partner to close rural broadband gap
A second US man pleads guilty to hacking celebrity accounts
Facilities firm ISS picks IBM Watson IoT to manage client sites
Huge uptick in Zepto ransomware spam, warn researchers
The strange case of the UK’s missing information commissioner
The Services Family bank outsources IT to Sopra Steria
China-based Android Trojan netting $500,000 a day
Barclays banks on agile and DevOps to tackle competitive threats in fintech
CCS extends controversial temporary staff sourcing framework
First fatality for self-drive cars as Tesla driver killed in crash
HPE wins $3bn in damages from Oracle
Five retail-based startups head for 2016 Jlab incubator
Brexit: Cloud community mulls over implications for data protection regulation reform
UK top for mobile broadband speed, says Akamai
Pivot3 merges hyper-converged and all-flash in vSTAC SLX
Lloyds Banking Group wields axe to IT staff
Nearly half of NHS CIOs concerned about paperless 2020 target
Benelux CIO interview: Michiel Valk, Randstad Group Netherlands
LizardStresser IoT botnet launches 400Gbps DDoS attack
Australia’s National Broadband Network project up in the air
Lauri Love using illness as a shield against extradition, claims prosecution
Most cyber security strategies ignore the way attackers really work
Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh NHS trust goes live with Allscripts EPR
Single market and skills top TechUK's post-Brexit action plan
Tech Talent Charter finalises launch as part of London Technology Week
Brexit: Datacentre investments set to slow as economic stability concerns hit CIOs
Middle East and Africa to see fastest IP traffic growth by 2020
Lauri Love may be faking mental illness claims lawyer for US
IT services sector faces freeze amid Brexit wrangling
US government may ask for travellers’ social media details
Number of women tech bosses doubles year-on-year
Brexit: GDS boss urges civil servants to keep calm and carry on
Vodafone may pull jobs out of UK after Brexit
Most European firms ill equipped for insider security breaches
MongoDB offers cloud overflow scaling with Atlas database as service
Facebook data case raises US national security issues
Lauri Love suicide risk if extradited to US over hacking allegations
BT to offer secure, private network connection into Oracle Cloud
Outgoing information commissioner claims good year for ICO
Finland’s prisons move to a cashless world
Brexit: CIO strategy following currency and market turmoil
Brexit: Information security professionals not too concerned
Greater focus on UK tech talent essential in face of Brexit
Prison services worked with Ofcom in test of mobile phone blockers
Bet365 bets on Simplivity hyper-converged for test and dev
Australia’s NAB bank accused of “violating” customer through data sharing
Malaysia approaches fintech with Islamic twist
Post-Brexit price hikes hit cloud and datacentre community, as currency fluctuations bite
Uncertainty ahead for government IT following Brexit
Banking IT community faces uncertain Brexit future
Brexit: Uncertainty around funding and skills likely to affect UK tech startups
Hospitals targeted using camouflaged old malware
Intel considers sale of security business
Micro-segmentation key to new approach to infosec, says Unisys
Brexit could affect talent pipeline for games industry
UK IT community rocked but keeping calm in face of Brexit
Netherlands rushes to mobile payments
Ransomware is helping make the cyber threat real
Local Government Ombudsman moves to cloud network service
Most influential women in UK IT 2016: Rising Stars
Focus on diversity, not gender, says most influential woman in UK IT 2016
Computer Weekly announces the 50 most influential women in UK IT 2016
Think like attackers, says HPE cyber security strategist
Nordic CIO interview: Martin Althén, Husqvarna
High-performing DevOps teams create better quality code, research suggests
Rapid7 discloses remote code execution flaw in Swagger
Dell divests software business to free up funds for EMC deal
Why cloud disruption will shift the dynamics of IT budgets
Equinix embarks on big data push to inform new datacentre designs and builds
Stockport council ditches HDS SAN for Nutanix hyper-converged
UK social media habits are a corporate security risk, warns Intel Security
New cyber security law in the offing for Singapore
Singapore to block internet access for its public servants from 2017
Act now to save the open internet, says Internet Governance Commission
Hundreds of UK IT and back office roles at RBS cut
CW500: Trust and ethics in a digital world – beware the people
Nutanix adds storage for containers, physical servers and all-flash
CESG issues challenge to information security professionals
OPNFV Project scales up network functions virtualisation ecosystem
Enterprises urged not to view security as a barrier to internet of things adoption
Angus Council signs up to Scottish Wide Area Network
Cyber security industry mostly welcomes report on TalkTalk breach
NHS England seeks director of digital experience
Australian government entices UK tech startups
Amazon cloud crash forced Australian enterprises to take heads out of sand
US takes on the critics of Prism in Irish court
Work in progress: How Jisc’s shared datacentre vision is shaking up the education sector
EU workers trust EU countries most with cloud data
Lower average cost of Australian data breaches is not a sign of comfort
UAE businesses struggle with security breach declaration
Singapore to pioneer tropical datacentre
Simon Stevens launches medtech innovation fund
Three-quarters of tech firms do not have gender diverse senior management
GDS drafts new technology code of practice
UK consumers support fines for firms that lose personal data
TeenTech Awards set to name 2016 finalists
StorageOS tackles shortcomings of container storage
Leaving the EU would put tech startups at risk, says Ed Vaizey
Millions of city-dwellers still lack broadband connections
Brexit will make UK more vulnerable to cyber attack, say security pros
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