Big Data and Analytics
Facebook/Cambridge Analytica 'the canary in the coalmine of a new Cold War', says whistleblower Wylie
Whistleblowers, journalists and the ICO addressed the European Parliament on Monday
Companies will move towards private blockchains as GDPR gains ground
The law lags behind technology, which has allowed 'crypto-anarchy' to reign - but that is changing
Justin King: Make the change that your consumers want to see before it is forced upon you
Legislation is always late, but that's no reason to ignore necessary changes
Is your fitness tracker tracking you? Kaspersky security warning over smart watch and wearables' 'behavioural profiling'
Wearables' accelerometer and gyroscope signals can be used to identify individual users, claims Kaspersky
IoT and AI: centralise the people, decentralise the processing
Edge computing and new management structures required for success in real-time data projects, say Tibco and Databricks
Data: the new currency revolutionising business models
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AI can solve data challenges, shows MIT survey
IT leaders who work with data are more likely to see the value in AI
How 1966 & all that advanced AI
200 years after it was written, an 18th century manuscript provided the basis for a new approach to probability theory
Peter Cochrane: Our devices know more about us than we think
It's not just Big Brother that is watching you - increasingly, it's every electronic device we use, warns Peter Cochrane
Analytics needs to 'grow up' and GDPR is just the push it needs, say tech firms
Shawn Rogers of Tibco and Ali Ghodsi of Databricks share their thoughts on the lessons of the Cambridge Analytica scandal
Gatwick Airport looking to bolster security by measuring brain waves
Analysing brain waves allows for faster security checks, but the challenge is making it as accurate in the live environment as it is in the lab, says Gatwick Airport CIO Cathal Corcoran
Here are the winners for the 2018 Big Data Excellence Awards
The expanded awards highlighted 18 innovative companies
Archival data is still impacting modern astronomy, and we need new ways to process it
Automation and increasing compute power are needed to handle the growing pool of astronomical data
Ticketmaster developing facial recognition system that could replace tickets
System will need exceptionally low level of false positives and negatives to be viable
Customer expectations drive over 70 per cent of UK digital decisions
It turns out the customer actually is always right, according to a Computing survey
Organisational buy-in greatest challenge in moving to digital, says UK enterprise
Over half of organisations still see general commitment outweighing even budget as main obstacle, finds research
MPs to compel Mark Zuckerberg give evidence to Parliamentary committee investigating 'fake news'
Threat of summons intended to force Zuckerberg to appear in front of MPs before the end of May
We need to talk about metadata: an interview with IBM distinguished engineer Mandy Chessell
Computing speaks to IBM's Mandy Chessell about the need for a common language for data about data
Africa has the potential to be a leader in open source distributed computing, says Standard Bank Hadoop expert
But it's held back by a lack of available skills
Teradata continues transformation as it adds a new dimension to analytics
Teradata Universe is the company's largest European event
Branching out: How data streaming technology can help banks reach an international audience
Fintech startup Orwell Group aims to cut the cost and risk for banks looking to expand into new territories
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GDPR: Google to demand that publishers gain consent from users on its behalf when using Google's ad technology
Google to make publishers responsible for obtaining consent for third-party websites and apps that rely on Google tech for ads
Shortlist announced for 2018 Big Data Excellence Awards
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