• Record UK cash withdrawals, but is it just a stay of execution?
• Buckinghamshire Council frees transport data to create smart suburbs
• Data sovereignty issues drive up cost of cloud for European CIOs
• New York judge blocks FBI iPhone warrant
• EMC adds DSSD D5 and VMAX all-flash arrays to enterprise portfolio
• European Commission releases legal details of EU-US Privacy Shield
• Global finance regulator to examine fintech risks
• Government consults on data sharing
• Mobile Infrastructure Project was a failure, admits Vaizey
• CIO interview: Anders Candell, Stora Enso
• Norfolk County Council on the hunt for ICT boss
• After BT's Openreach reprieve, what now for the UK broadband roll-out?
• Londoners lead mobile banking switch
• Google calls for datacentre storage disk design overhaul
• CEO training critical to cyber resilience, says APMG
• Digital minister Matt Hancock calls for big data mining complex in south Wales
• 52 contactless payments made every second in UK last December
• Majority of Britons support government surveillance for national security
• Artfinder deploys Neo4j graph database to personalise recommendations
• Nissan acts on Leaf car app security flaw after researcher goes public
• Everywoman forum: the importance of authenticity, confidence and being memorable
• Israeli high-tech startups seek UK funding
• Tech Nordic Advocates partners with Nordic Startup Conference
• We Are Colony: Tackling the death of traditional film and abundance of content
• HP Inc sales plummet 12%, with tough times ahead
• Nissan breaks basic security rules with Leaf electric car app
• Police forces failing to keep technology up to date, says chief inspector's report
• Payments regulator wants banks to sell stakes in Vocalink
• Risk management key to cyber security, says Bank of England CISO
• Cyber crime is fastest growing economic crime, says PwC report
• Openreach reformed, but remains part of BT as Ofcom aims to open up fibre broadband market
• Internet of things providers set to battle over platform dominance
• London overtakes Amsterdam as most in-demand location for datacentre space
• CIOs admit they are blind to cyber threats despite security spend
• UK government and GSMA team up to fight poverty with mobile tech
• UK businesses and police growing cyber capabilities, summit told
• Government launches probe into business broadband access
• Ministry of Defence collaboration contract goes to G-Cloud SME Inovem
• Great Ormond Street NHS hunts for EPR and research platform worth up to £50m
• Citi’s corporate clients do $1tn in mobile banking
• GE lures allies for Predix industrial internet dominance
• Hertz division chooses Cognizant to support IoT plans
• The Met awards hosting and services contracts worth £250m to CSC
• Safeguarding firm uKnowKids comes under fire for handling of child data breach
• Mapping technology turning Depok in Indonesia into smart city
• Spotify to move datacentre workloads to Google’s cloud
• Everywoman launches Modern Muse career app for young women
• IT could help avert Norwegian healthcare crisis
• Nimble enters all-flash market with AF series arrays
• Rebooting desktop IT
• Case study: National Rail Enquiries tackles website uptime issues with AWS and SOASTA
• Outsourcer MSXI puts Microsoft cloud in driving seat
• MWC16: Vertical approach to 5G is vital, says European Commission
• Samsung Pay processes $500m in first six months
• Tech leaders back David Cameron's pro-EU campaign
• MasterCard selfie payment system to be launched in US after Dutch success
• CGI to provide insurance sector with weather information service
• MWC16: GSMA and operators renew commitment to connected women
• Social engineering confirmed as top information security threat
• MWC16: Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg voices support for Apple over FBI probe
• MWC 2016: Faulty mobiles usually users’ fault, report claims
• Consumers want to collect loyalty points on mobile phones
• Girls compete in Network Rail Stem careers event
• Dutch water wants to move beyond dipping its toes into big data pool
• The Financial Times appoints Cait O’Riordan as CPIO
• Hybrid flash array roundup 2016: The startups
• Encrypted traffic security analysis a top priority for 2016, says Dell Security
• Golf gear maker replaces EMC VMAX with all-flash XtremIO
• Northern local councils miss SME targets
• MWC16: Ford expands connected vehicle ecosystem
• IBM open sources Blockchain to help developers build ledgers
• UK CIOs over-confident about cyber security, study shows
• Internet of things helps track endangered dugongs in the Philippines
• HR technology heads to cloud in Finland
• MWC16: 4G connections pass one billion worldwide, says GSMA
• MWC16: Smartphone suppliers show off virtual reality at Mobile World Congress
• Single departmental plans affirm commitment to GaaP
• Nokia expands professional services portfolio to help mobile operators embrace cloud
• UAE-based eHosting DataFort to roll out Cisco ACI
• Amazon seeks permission to build datacentre on site of former Irish biscuit factory
• Asia-Pacific’s most advanced datacentre coming to Asean
• Tech firms rally around Apple over encryption row with FBI
• Vision Direct rewrites enterprise applications using Mendix cloud-based platform
• Australian C-suite executives fail to take security seriously
• CIO interview: Robert Sjöström, Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget (SCA)
• CIO interview: Catherine Doran, Royal Mail
• HSBC launches biometric security for mobile banking in the UK
• X-IO upgrades to Iglu Blaze FX to boost capacity and performance
• UK Sport and CGI team up to boost Olympics and Paralympic hopes
• Two-thirds of UK firms plan to take their IT estate all-in on cloud, research claims
• Media and marketing industries on the lookout for digital skills
• Surrey University 5GIC project explores rural not-spots
• C-suite executives confused about cyber attacks, survey shows
• Average tech salaries rose by 2% over the past year
• CCS to tender for technology products and services framework worth up to £4bn
• Alternative finance sector accounts for £3.2bn investments in UK
• Mobile innovation shifts to smartphone services
• US hospital pays £12,000 to ransomware attackers
• CIO interview: Nick Hopkinson, Devon Partnership NHS Trust
• Patch now to eliminate glibc remote access security risk
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