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Blockchain update: Is Facebook working on a cryptocurrency?
Social media behemoth is quietly building an expert team of blockchain and payments specialists
Oracle claims strong quarter and bright future for it's cloud services
Cloud-based ERP doing particularly well, says CEO Hurd
Google's apparent climbdown over censored China search welcomed by Amnesty
But charity demands a clear statement that Project Dragonfly will not be restarted.
Digital Services Tax branded 'half-baked' as intent to catch Apple appears to miss the mark
Chris Denning, head of international and corporate taxation, MHA MacIntyre Hudson, points to widespread confusion around the new tax, and questions its ability to catch the firms it apparently has in its sights
Robotic process automation can put the business in charge of digital transformation - Automation Anywhere
Use RPA to automate business processes end-to-end, one process at a time, says James Dening
Egress raises $40m growth funding from US private equity firm
FTV Capital lead funding round which Egress says will enable it to expand throughout the US, and continue its growth in the UK and Europe
Confluent joins Redis and MongoDB in restricting its open source licensing for competitors
'A positive change that can help ensure small open source communities aren't acting as free and unsustainable R&D for tech giants' says CEO Jay Kreps
Interview with Isabel Richards, head of product, Ocado Technology
Isabel Richards discusses winning the Rising Star (Enterprise) award at the Women in Technology Excellence Awards 2018
Interview with Loqate, best software-as-a-service provider, Computing Technology Product Awards
Computing catches up with Loqate, winners of a host of big awards in 2018
Interview: Carol Johnson of the Telegraph, CIO of the year
'I realised I'd be a role model but I didn't know what that was supposed to be - so I set up a network'
Electric car chargers 'hackable', warns Kaspersky
Remote-access features of electric car chargers can be exploited by attackers to damage the vehicles, claims Kaspersky
'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
'We care about our customers and we're not afraid of doing something different,' says BT
BT & Thoughtspot discuss winning the Enterprise Data / Analytics Project of the Year at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
No-win-no-fee company fined by ICO for illegal text messages
ICO: 'Generic third-party consent is not enough and companies will be fined if they break the law'
Intel unveils Sunny Cove 10nm architecture slated for 2019 - late 2019
Sunny Cove architecture will sit at heart of 10nm Core and Xeon Intel CPUs
'Ease of use and Innovation key to our success,' says Driver & Vehicle Agency
Northern Ireland's Driver & Vehicle Agency discusses winning the Workplace Transformation Project of the Year award at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
'Computing award shows that we've now become a truly global company', says ServiceNow
Computing catches up with ServiceNow after they won the Business IT Innovation of the Year at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
MIT develops new terahertz laser for chemical sensing and imaging
New high powered laser selected by NASA for a 2021 mission to learn about our galaxy's origins
Interview: Natterbox, winner of Cloud Innovation Provider of the Year
Computing catches up with Natterbox after their big win at the UK IT Industry Awards 2018
5G news: 5G will contribute $565 billion additional world GDP between 2020 and 2034
A recent report released by the GSMA examines and measures the impact of the new 5G network on society
China blamed for Marriott International data breach
Hacking tools used to purloin 500 million records point to China's Ministry of State Security, claim US officials
Patch Tuesday: Microsoft issues fixes for 39 vulnerabilities, including a zero-day already being exploited by hacking groups
Hacking groups FruityArmor and SandCat have already made use of the privilege escalation bug
IT leaders admit fear of failing when outsourcing to the cloud
A group of CIOs at a Computing Dining Club event said that businesses view IT failures when outsourced as a bigger problem than in-house failures
Firms struggling to fully exploit cloud due to lack of strategy and governance
A group of CIOs at a recent Computing event discussed how cloud use has grown at most firms without an overarching strategy, making it hard to find the promised speed and agility benefits
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