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Google to campaign against EU push for tougher rules against big tech
Technology giants are worried about the impact of new regulations on their business models
AMD agrees to buy Xilinx for $35 billion
Both firms expect the deal to close at the end of 2021
Tesco trials drone delivery service
The UK's largest supermarket chain will run the pilot project for nearly six months
Solving sprawl: how to deal with the technology boom
Rising technology adoption also increases complexity and lowers estate visibility. This webinar will discuss how organisations can handle their inceasingly disparate IT estates
Tibco's Information Builders acquisition 'most significant one and the largest in our recent history' says CEO Dan Streetman
The coming together of two long-established enterprise data management firms will bring broad new capabilities to bear on Tibco's core areas of focus.
How to create a culture of ownership for IT issues
Overworked service desks are no substitute for skilled IT professionals optimising the solutions they helped to build
PayPal to offer cryptocurrency support on its network
But cryptocurrency payments will be settled in traditional fiat currencies with merchants not touching the digital currencies
Chinese tech firms want regulators to curb Nvidia's Arm deal
Chinese companies are worried that the deal would give Nvidia too much control over fundamental chip technology
What's in store on Day 3 of the IT Leaders Festival?
AI in defence, Robots in government, AI/ML: the RoI question, the coming role of the Dark Net in everyday life, ask a CIO ... and more
DoJ hits Google with antitrust lawsuit
The government alleges that Google is spending billions of dollars to ensure that its search engine is the default choice on different browsers and phones
South Korean firm SK Hynix to acquire Intel's NAND memory business for $9 billion
The two firms expect the deal to close in 2025
UK criminal court sets trial date for Mike Lynch's US extradition
Lynch and HPE have also been waiting for a judgement in the civil fraud case following a 10-month-long trial
Japan to work closely with the US and EU to regulate tech giants
Japan is prepared to take appropriate measures if it finds that technology firms are abusing their powers to hamper competition
British Airways hit with £20m fine for data breach
Fine reduced from initial figure of £183 million because of the pandemic, ICO says
Lessons learned rolling out cloud-based ERP at Southampton City Council
Members of the IT team share their experiences
US government's TikTok app store ban appeal to be fast-tracked
US Commerce Department has been barred from ordering Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their app stores, but the appeal process will now start this month
Amazon to escape two per cent digital services tax, HMRC admits
The American firm will not have to pay the digital tax on goods it sells directly to customers
Computing celebrates Ada Lovelace day
Computing marks the annual event designed to celebrate the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and maths
EU drawing up a list of tech firms that are 'too big to care' to target with tougher regulations
The bloc is reportedly creating a 'hit list' of 20 companies that will be subjected to stricter regulation
Google could be forced to sell Chrome
The search giant currently faces investigation in the US for alleged antitrust violations
Twilio plans to buy customer data start-up in $3.2b deal
The deal is expected to be partially based on Twilio stock
Communication, collaboration and culture: the three-part solution to long-term remote work productivity
With remote working set to continue, every employer needs to be considering engagement levels and inefficient processes
IBM to split in two
Infrastructure services unit to be spun off as a separate company
Arm will use 'firewalls' to prevent Nvidia from accessing customer data
Arm says it will work to minimise data-sharing with its new American owner
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