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Apple facing US import ban in latest ruling over Qualcomm patents
Apple devices could be banned from the US after a judge sided with Qualcomm in the latest round of the two companies' intellectual property dispute
McDonald's to acquire decision-logic firm Dynamic Yield to personalise in-store ordering
McDonald's makes its largest acquisition of the past 20 years - with a decision-support technology company
Apple expected to unveil gaming, video streaming and news subscription services today
Apple's services launch today will be punctuated by the companies, such as Netflix, that choose not to participate
Amazon pledges to create 1,000 apprenticeships in the UK by 2021
Selected candidates will be paid a starting salary of between £9.50 and £10.50 per hour, and could earn up to £30,000 per year
UK tech sector loses millions by failing to claim tax credits for R&D
Forty per cent of UK tech companies are losing out, warns tax consultant Mark Tighe
Fire service releases video of Ocado Andover warehouse destroyed by fire
Warehouse completely destroyed by fire, reveals Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service video
Ocado orders cancelled as fire rips through Andover warehouse
Fire that broke out on Tuesday night at the 22,300 square metre warehouse was believed to have been contained
Tesla to acquire energy tech firm Maxwell Technologies for $218m
Tesla to pay 55 per cent premium to get its hands on Maxwell's ultracapacitor technology
Computer games like Fortnite and PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds can improve office productivity
Playing computer games can improve office team work, according to new research
Dropbox to acquire e-signature software firm HelloSign
Dropbox will acquire HelloSign for $230 million in cash
Paul Allen's Stratolaunch reported to be abandoning plans to develop new family of rockets
Stratolaunch looking at laying off more than 50 employees in coming days, suggest reports
Events like Black Friday can really affect the IT team's mental health
54 per cent of IT and BPO staff suffer from depression, anxiety and insomnia caused by their work
'Alliance with Atos, Curzon and Cognizant has delivered a four-fold increase in RoI', says Anglian Water
Anglian Water speaks to Computing after winning the digital project of the year award at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
Interview with Emma Jenkins, software engineer of the year
Computing catches up with Emma Jenkins, technical analyst at Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council and winner of the software engineer of the year award at the Women in IT Excellence Awards
Would you hire a former hacker?
A panel of experts at Computing's recent Enterprise Security & Risk Management conference argue whether it's a good idea to hire a former black hat for an enterprise security role
Women in IT Excellence Awards 2018 - and the winners are…
Computing's biggest-ever Women in IT Excellence Awards were a huge success. Find out here who all the winners were!
UK IT Industry Awards 2018 - all the top photos from the big night
The UK IT Industry Awards 2018 was a huge success. But don't take our word for it, check out this gallery of the the nation's top IT professionals letting their hair down!
The UK IT Awards 2018 - and the winners are...
Computing and the BCS held the 2018 UK IT Awards, find out who the big winners were on the night
'It annoyed people': LV's Gavin Drescher on driving change through Agile IT
A core team met every day to ensure the transformation stayed on track
Agility is at the heart of transformation at AccorHotels, says CDO Maud Bailly
The hotel giant is revamping its IT systems as it acquires multiple new brands
Mastercard, WorldPay and Amex among the payment processors in first-ever 'cyber war game'
Payment processors tighten collaboration to fight rising IT security threats
What separates good from great CIOs?
Some of the UK's top IT leaders give their views on what it takes to be a great CIO, with business focus and ability to lead change cited as key skills
Charity CIOs explain why they chose the third sector
Computing speaks to a group of IT leaders at various charities to find out why they chose the industry, and what their unique challenges are
Why the UK can't produce billion dollar companies
As Apple and Amazon break the trillion dollar valuation mark, Computing speaks to Tony Pepper, CEO of Egress, to find out what it's like to scale up a successful business in the UK's culture and environment
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