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Windows 10 v1809 (that's the October 2018 release) is now business ready, claims Microsoft
It's only taken almost six months to get v1809 up to scratch for corporate roll-outs
TSB to take back control of its IT banking platform a year after platform migration meltdown
TSB to bring its IT back in-house as Mike Errington takes over as CIO
Scientists hail breakthrough with 'denary' set to replace binary
Denary 'a bigger deal' than quantum, says leading expert Professor Paol Folir
Explainable AI should help us avoid a third 'AI winter'
AI researchers are worried that GDPR will limit availability of training data, but there's an upside too, says Gary Richardson
Why People Want to See More Videos from Brands and Which Video Editor Should Marketers Use in 2019?
Everyone loves video content, but producing professional videos isn't necessarily as easy as it should be - until now
HP lobbied British government ministers over its disastrous Autonomy acquisition
David Cameron and George Osborne targeted in HP lobbying campaign over Autonomy
The 'face off' between biometrics and privacy
If Hollywood is any guide, privacy is likely to come off worst, suggests Coffin Mew's Guy Cartwright
Ocado signs new deal in Australia with supermarket chain Coles
Ocado Smart Platform to go live in Australia's Coles in the next four years, with warehouses in Sydney and Melbourne
HPE accuses Mike Lynch of using reciprocal transactions with customers to drive revenue growth
While revenues increased, Autonomy suggested that lower than expected profit margins were due to investment in new products, HPE claims in court
HPE's civil case against ex-Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch begins in London today
HPE seeks $5.1bn from Lynch over the company's failed acquisition of Autonomy
Quantum computer program developed to detect leakage of encoded information to unwanted states
University of Warwick developed program will give quantum computer users the ability to ascertain that their machines are doing precisely what they are supposed to do
How do organisations measure DevOps progress?
A panel of DevOps professionals including Ford and the Trainline explain how they measure their growth and maturity in their move towards a DevOps culture
Google unveils Stadia gaming platform
Google claims its new service will free players from the limitations of traditional consoles and PCs
Oracle posts flat 3Q sales, but claims growing cloud revenues
Ellison claims that customers are turning to Oracle for integrated cloud applications
'Upgrade' elections with online voting, says cryptography expert behind Switzerland's e-voting system
The last major upgrade to UK electoral law was votes for women 100 years ago, notes cryptographer David Galindo
Microsoft to push warnings to Windows 7 users about the imminent end of security updates
Microsoft says it will stop patching Windows 7 on 14th January 2020 - unless users pay an annual fee
Two Windows zero-day flaws fixed in latest Microsoft Patch Tuesday
Users urged to update Windows ASAP to fix security flaws actively being exploited in the wild
Microsoft claims that Windows 10 is now running on 800 million devices
Imminent end-of-life for Windows 7 could help Microsoft achieve its target of one billion devices running Windows 10
Google urges Windows 7 users to shift to Windows 10 following discovery of zero-day security flaw
Attacks combining zero-day win32k.sys privilege escalation flaw with 'high severity' Google Chrome spotted in the wild
Report into Florida Tesla crash that claimed Autopilot might have cut crash rates is flawed, claims new analysis
New analysis indicates that Tesla's Autopilot system may be linked to an increase in crashes
Digital 'store wars' break out as Microsoft Store commission is cut to five per cent
Digital download 'store wars' hots up as Microsoft tries to reinvigorate moribund Microsoft Store
MacOS security flaw identified by Google's Project Zero rated 'high severity'
Google goes public after Apple fails to fix 'Dirty Mac' copy-on-write security flaw within 90 days
Reynolds IT director Richard Calder: The best enterprise app ideas have come from the shop floor
App developers at food distributor Reynolds work alongside shopfloor staff on enterprise apps
Google DeepMind trains machine learning system to predict the power generated by wind farms 36 hours in advance
DeepMind-developed system can increase the value of wind energy by about 20 per cent, Google claims
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