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Facebook buys computer mind-reading start-up CTRL-labs in $1bn deal
CTRL-labs is developing technology to enable computers to be controlled by the brain
European Court of Justice rules that 'right to be forgotten' doesn't apply outside the EU
ECJ rules that Google can't be compelled to de-link EU right to be forgotten requests worldwide
Choosing a cloud provider: Is bigger always better?
Expert panel debates the important factors when deciding to go with AWS, Azure or CGP or a local or specialised provider
Smart TVs are leaking data to companies like Google, Facebook and Amazon, researchers warn
Ad trackers 'pervasive' across Roku and Amazon set-top boxes
'We stopped WannaCry outbreak within two seconds,' says Darktrace's John Dyer
Intelligent network monitoring can't do much to prevent fast-propagating security threats unless the tool can also block them, says Dyer
'Cloud-first' is nonsense, think 'cloud-appropriate', says Sungard
The most important consideration in a cloud migration journey should be resilience
You're already using multi-cloud, whether you know it or not
A panel of IT professionals discuss their multi-cloud strategies, and explain that every business is already across multiple clouds, whether it realises it or not
Secondary data is draining your budget and putting you at risk of fines, says iomart
John Burrowes MBCS, business strategy consultant, iomart, warned the audience at Computing's Cloud & Infrastructure Live conference that they must get on top of their data
Using cloud? Watch out for the regulators, warns Pinsent Masons
Simon Colvin, global head of technology, Media & Telecommunications, at law firm Pinsent Masons explains what cloud providers and customers need to watch out for as regulators step up their stringency
Cloud: Choosing the right platform for your ambitions
As AWS and Azure scoop up more of the cloud IaaS /PaaS market, what are organisations looking for? A research presentation from Computing Delta
Millions of medical scans and records lying unprotected on the internet, claim researchers
Medical details of around 24 million patients are freely accessible on the internet, warn researchers
Four more years: Power companies given more time to fit smart meters across the UK
Government extends smart meters roll-out deadline with 2020 target looming and power companies still a long way from completion
Unsecured database of 16.6 million Ecuadorean citizens found by security researchers
The comprehensive personal details of Ecuador's citizens - encompassing financial information - included an entry for President Maduro
Autonomous weapons could 'accidentally' start the next world war, warns ex-Google engineer
Laura Nolan, who resigned from Google last year over military drone project, warns over 'killer robots'
IBM pitches new z15 mainframe as platform for mission-critical hybrid cloud
Encrypt data everywhere and revoke access to data instantly, promises IBM with launch of z15 mainframe
Oracle CEO Mark Hurd takes leave of absence for health-related reasons as company reports disappointing quarterly results
Hurd will nevertheless continue to receive all employment benefits during his leave of absence from Oracle
Wikipedia whacked in weekend DDoS attack
Wikipedia blames 'malicious attack' on 'bad faith actors'
Capital One hacker Paige Thompson pleads not guilty on all counts
Thompson is accused of compromising data on 106 million Capital One customers in the US and Canada
Paige Thompson mined cryptocurrency on Capital One's cloud servers and hacked more than 30 companies - indictment
Freshly unsealed indictment claims that Thompson developed her own scanning tool to identify cloud computing accounts' misconfigured firewalls
Micro Focus shares plunge 30 per cent following profits warning
CEO Stephen Murdoch launches strategic review after disclosing that revenues could fall by up to eight per cent
NatWest website back up after second day of IT outages
NatWest website goes down in a second day of IT outages affecting accident-prone RBS banking group
Bulgaria's Attorney General releases more evidence from tax office hack investigation
Email supposedly from a Russian hacker found on PC of accused, Kristian Boykov
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