• US hospital claims to have fought off a ransomware attack
• Liverpool aims to be digital health and care leader
• Businesses fail to make the most of operational analytics
• Lloyds offers mortgage advice via video
• Currency-related price hike could boost non-US server sales
• Gov.uk Verify not secure enough for NHS, says HSCIC
• University of Hull installs Avaya unified comms network
• Android Pay UK launch announced by Google
• Malicious domain name service infrastructure rebounds to near-record levels
• AWS and Microsoft UK datacentre plans could upset SME-rich Digital Marketplace, Kable warns
• T-Systems targets Amazon cloud customers
• Santander launches voice-controlled banking
• Akamai report raises questions over UK broadband stats
• DigitalHealth.London launches accelerator programme to improve health tech
• KPMG accelerates transfer of UK IT jobs to India
• Intel's former chief Andy Grove dies, aged 79
• Government indirect SME spending "fine”, says civil service chief John Manzoni
• Ofcom forces BT Openreach to cut wholesale leased line prices
• How Orange France engaged influencers to launch its IoT service
• Cyber security budgets not rising in line with threats, say security pros
• Three quarters of firms believe tech skills gap could be solved by apprenticeships
• FBI postpones court date with Apple to test iPhone hack
• Only 42% of infosec pros use threat intelligence, survey shows
• Singapore and Malaysia most aware of gap in IT availability
• Australian government defence report recognises cyber threat
• Rural Payments Agency plans to issue second-wave technology tender
• Norway’s Storebrand chooses Cognizant for digital transformation
• The cyber threat to eastern European enterprises
• Britain to pay billions for monster internet surveillance network
• Gigaclear hits 10,000 Oxfordshire properties with ultrafast broadband
• Southend Council to connect key sites with dark fibre network
• National Cyber Security Centre to be UK authority on information security
• South Dublin County Council declares Amazon datacentre planning application "invalid"
• HSCIC’s CareCERT head wants NHS and social care to be prepared for cyber attacks
• What does the IT sector think of the UK potentially leaving the EU?
• Cyber crime is driving UK fraud losses, totalling £755m in 2015
• PAC disappointed by Major Projects Authority’s lack of impact
• Eurocrats clash over EU-US Privacy Shield data protection deal
• Australian girls believe online harassment is endemic
• UK workers more diligent about cyber security at home
• CIO interview: Stuart Birrell, Heathrow Airport
• Most students say cyber security is a growing threat
• FBI issues warning about car hacking
• Danish taxi drivers protest against Uber at startup event
• Everyone should be a chief customer officer, says PetsPyjamas CEO
• CIO interview: Charlotta Nyström, Kemira
• CIO interview: Mogens Kristensen, Sydbank
• TechUK calls for closer ties between cloud and communications providers
• Most Britons adopting IoT devices cannot secure them
• Cyber security is becoming a Dutch export
• Apple emerges as Google Cloud Platform user – report
• AWS at 10: How the cloud giant shook up enterprise IT
• Private mobile network powers Ocado’s robotic warehouse
• Which IT services suppliers are European businesses most satisfied with?
• Budget: Osborne pledges £10m for ONS data science hub
• Budget 2016: Osborne commits to timescale for 5G planning
• Osborne vows to support digital sharing economy with tax breaks
• Fintechs want to take one-third of traditional banks’ business
• Rolls-Royce cloud HR project will pay for itself in two years
• Atom Bank to offer artificial intelligence-based customer support
• Huawei and Samsung trial connected city lighting
• Teens interested in tech, but few seek career in engineering
• JD Williams uses analytics to move from mail order to omni-channel
• Oracle Q3 2016: cloud revenue grows, US currency strength takes toll
• Crypto ransomware lurks in ads on popular websites
• Environment Agency acquires new flood warning system from Fujitsu
• Salford Council puts gigabit fibre into public housing
• Apple iCloud and Gmail hacker set to plead guilty, say US authorities
• Met Police cancels command and control system contract with Northrop Grumman
• Scottish Borders signs £92m digital services contract with CGI
• Nationwide unifies business and public Wi-Fi in 700 branches
• Internet of things needs more innovative business models
• Germany-Finland subsea cable tipped to fuel European datacentre market growth
• UK outsourcing sector wants to remain in a reformed EU
• Sophos raises five concerns about snoopers’ charter
• Growing need for IT training in the Middle East needs careful planning
• Dropbox invests in building out on-premise storage as user numbers soar
• Retail banking will be fully automated by 2020, say bankers
• Councils could save 13% of their budgets by going digital, says Nesta report
• Computer Weekly at 50: Celebrating 50 years of British technology innovation
• Cyber security study reveals lack of boardroom governance across UK industries
• Leaked documents foretold problems with Australia's national broadband strategy
• Retailers are in the “dial up” stage of omni-channel
• IT decision makers admit they need to do more to protect data
• Automated financial advice service causes RBS job losses
• TechUK to spotlight cyber threat intelligence
• New UK law will criminalise failure to hack on demand
• UK government and EU Parliament step up big data analytics policy push
• NHS England injects £55m to boost e-Referrals uptake
• IoT “plug and pray” all over again, says security consultant
• CIO Interview: Janne Suuriniemi, Finland’s National Police Board
• Impact of Investigatory Powers Bill is unclear, say most Britons
• Pure aims at unstructured data with Flashblade flash system
• Falling oil prices and disjointed data protection threaten Middle East datacentres
• Predictive maintenance brings efficiency to Trenitalia
• Ex-Cabinet Office rep claims ‘simple’ tender rewrite could open up G-Cloud to Europe
• Technology and new finance firms will test banking industry
• Ofcom data breach highlights insider threat
• Europe’s CIOs examine impact of new data protection regulation
• RTÉ leans on satellite broadband to cover Irish general election
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