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Downing Street plans to introduce new digital ID cards for Britons
Dominic Cummings' plan comes to light as the government unable to verify the identity of people claiming emergency support during the pandemic, but privacy activists are worried
'You can't copy culture' and other lessons learned introducing Agile at Booking.com Transport
There's no blueprint for success but approaches certainly can be replicated, says CTO Gavin Barton
Google and Amazon will pass digital service tax on to advertisers
The company is adding new fees for advertisers in the UK, Austria and Turkey
UK begins research into post-Brexit customs IT system
There are just four months to go before the system, which will police UK-EU trade, is set to be in use
China puts a spanner in TikTok sale negotiations by imposing AI export restrictions
ByteDance must do the bidding of two governments now if it wants to sell its video-sharing app to a US firm
Despite record earnings, Salesforce is cutting jobs
CEO Marc Benioff said, "There is no lifetime employment at Salesforce."
Travel firm letsgo2: why we've decided to abandon our office for good
With homeworking forced upon it, letsgo2 realised it was paying for facilities it really didn't need
Oracle offers $20 billion for TikTok and Microsoft joins forces with Walmart
Oracle's offer comes as TikTok CEO Kevin Mayer steps down
Contact tracing based on science, trust and privacy can help get us all safely back to work
If workplaces, schools and colleges are to reopen safely, the evidence shows we need to reduce our reliance on proximity tracing
UK's AVEVA to buy US technology group OSIsoft in $5bn deal
SoftBank-backed industrial data processor OSIsoft to be snapped up by AVEVA in a deal expected to be completed by the end of this year
British Treasury denies plan to repeal digital services tax for US trade deal
Britain introduced the Digital Services Tax in April, due to slow progress on a global agreement about how to tax tech giants like Facebook
TikTok announces legal action against Trump administration
It is the first time that the Chinese firm has expressed the intent to challenge Trump's decision in the court
Flattening the IT stress curve
We're asking IT to do more, yet we still want the same level of accountability and security as business-as-usual. How can we avoid overloading systems, processes - and people?
Oracle shows interest in TikTok
Oracle's interest in buying TikTok poses a threat to Microsoft's play for the app
Apple threatens to terminate Epic Games' developer accounts in Fortnite dispute
The videogame maker says it will suffer "irreparable losses" without a temporary restraining order against Apple's move
US announces new measures to restrict Huawei
The government has added 38 Huawei affiliates to its list of companies that are considered to pose threats to the national security
Twitter makes play for TikTok
Twitter is said to be only looking at TikTok’s US operations - unlike Microsoft, which wants the whole package
Microsoft is pursuing plan to buy TikTok's global operations, report
Meanwhile, President Trump has signed an executive order to curtail US transactions with TikTok
Cloud and connectivity top UK IT spending charts during pandemic
New research from Computing Delta reveals how organisations are intending to spend their IT budgets during the COVID-19 crisis, with most staff continuing to work remotely
Facebook, Amazon, Google and Apple CEOs face tough questions over anticompetitive practice
US politicians are investigating whether tech giants have misused their market dominance to kill competition
Why you should never say 'that's a deal' on Zoom
Your webcam word could be your bond
Cambridge graduates: How a council IT leader is moving workers to a collaborative future
Chris Middleton speaks to Alan Shields at Cambridgeshire County Council to find out how a shared service has created shared innovation during the pandemic
