Cloud and Infrastructure
France's CNIL data protection agency fines Google €50m - but accused of ignoring French newspapers doing the same thing
Former Facebook CISO suggests that CNIL maybe somewhat partial in its enforcement actions
EU Copyright Directive compromise rejected by 11 countries
Copyright Directive and accompanying regulation unlikely to be passed before May's European elections
Infor pulls-in further $1.5bn investment ahead of anticipated IPO
Koch Equity and Golden Gate Capital takes total investment of past two years to $3.5bn
Boots owner Walgreens Boots Alliance to roll-out Microsoft 365 to 380,000 staff
Walgreens Boots Alliance to work with Microsoft to "develop new health care delivery models"
Cadbury owner Mondelez sues Zurich for refusing to pay-up over NotPetya cyber attack
Cadbury factories were shutdown by the NotPetya virus in 2017, which has been blamed on Russia
AWS guns for MongoDB with DocumentDB service offering full compatibility
AWS hawks database service compatible with version 3.6 of MongoDB
Predictions for manufacturing: Industrial trends for 2019
Industry 4.0, the Fourth Industrial Revolution or the Industrial Internet of Things. Regardless of the phrase used to describe digitalisation in manufacturing, there's no denying that a shift has already taken place. But, is the age of industrial buzzwords...
Peter Cochrane: We need 'truth engines'
Civilisations stand or fall on the strength of their truths, warns Professor Peter Cochrane OBE
Robotic process automation can put the business in charge of digital transformation - Automation Anywhere
Use RPA to automate business processes end-to-end, one process at a time, says James Dening
Interview with Loqate, best software-as-a-service provider, Computing Technology Product Awards
Computing catches up with Loqate, winners of a host of big awards in 2018
'Ease of use and Innovation key to our success,' says Driver & Vehicle Agency
Northern Ireland's Driver & Vehicle Agency discusses winning the Workplace Transformation Project of the Year award at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
'Computing award shows that we've now become a truly global company', says ServiceNow
Computing catches up with ServiceNow after they won the Business IT Innovation of the Year at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
IT leaders admit fear of failing when outsourcing to the cloud
A group of CIOs at a Computing Dining Club event said that businesses view IT failures when outsourced as a bigger problem than in-house failures
Firms struggling to fully exploit cloud due to lack of strategy and governance
A group of CIOs at a recent Computing event discussed how cloud use has grown at most firms without an overarching strategy, making it hard to find the promised speed and agility benefits
Discover the reality behind the AI myth
Watch this upcoming web seminar from Logicalis to find out how to put AI into practice within your organisation
Cloud technology supports Radio 4 Christmas Appeal
The pop-up contact centre means that the charity appeal can accept thousands more donations than would otherwise be possible
Severn Trent uses machine learning to help reduce leaks
Water authority filters five billion data points to help manage leaks
Formula 1 talks up use of AWS AI for TV in 2019
Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn explains how the sport will use machine learning to improve engagement
Cloud: you're in it, what now?
Cloud deployments do not always live up to expectations, join us to discuss how to make it work
AWS Ground Station first customers include DigitalGlobe, BlackSky and Spire
Pay-as-you-go 'ground station-as-a-service' is aimed at lowering costs and streamlining processes
Automation is here, how will you exploit it?
Hear from senior figures from the likes of GSK, Experian and Ticket Master on how the most advanced firms are exploting automation
Google accused of 'failing to comply' with EU competition authority's Google Shopping ruling
Google's own 'heads we win; tails you lose' remedy criticised for favouring only Google
Multi-cloud will be good for European providers, says MSP
Fredrik Ohlsén, CEO of Basefarm, now part of Orange, says managed services and data protection will help Europe compete in the new landscape
Google threat to close Google News in the EU over 'link tax' plan
Google will do to Google News in the EU what it did to Google News in Spain in 2014, company warns
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