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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
Intel bolsters its SoC design tools with NetSpeed Systems acquisition
Intel pledges to "honour NetSpeed's existing customer contracts", but will take its technology in-house
Hackers that compromised Ticketmaster blamed for British Airways security breach
Magecart's malicious JavaScript so pervasive that commerce websites are being compromised every hour
Blockchain update: Blockchain-based driving licence trial rolled out by Australian state
Plan extends use of digital driving licences as ID, such as for buying alcohol, for example
Some of the Mac App Store's biggest security apps found spying on users' browsing habits
Popular MacOS security apps taken down following claims they exfiltrate user data to China
Amendments to EU copyright proposals welcome but insufficient, say IP experts ahead of Wednesday's vote
Academics welcome removal of upload filters and exemption of platforms like Wikipedia, but say it 'misses the opportunity to strengthen the position of creators sustainably'
Intel looking to outsource some 14nm server CPU production to TSMC
Intel struggles to meet current demand due to continuing delays in shifting to 10nm, according to reports
Justin King: The secret behind successful business transformation
Former Sainsbury's CEO explains what was wrong with technology at the organisation, and how to run successful IT-led transformations
IBM trained its object recognition software to ID people by skin tone using NYPD data
Campaigners say that the software could easily be used for large-scale racial profiling
Ten-fold increase in security breach cases since GDPR, claim lawyers
Last year, Fieldfisher handled about three new cases a month. Today, it's handling one new case every day
British Airways admits customer data stolen from website in massive hack
380,000 credit card details stolen from website and app from 21st August to 5th September
US Department of Justice charges alleged North Korean spy Park Jin Hyok over WannaCry and Sony Pictures attacks
Lazarus Group-linked Park Jin Hyok worked for North Korean front company in China, 179-page US Department of Justice indictment claims
British teenage hacker arrested over hoax bomb threats and DDoS attack on ProtonMail
George Duke-Cohan was apparently recruited by criminal group Apophis Squad through playing Minecraft
Facebook counter-sues Blackberry claiming infringement of messaging patents
Facebook returns fire at Blackberry with 118-page lawsuit
New president of British Science Association warns of dangers of unregulated AI
Professor Jim Al-Khalili wants the public to be educated to avoid a public backlash against AI, like GM foods
Samsung hints at folding smartphone
Rumours suggest an unveiling at Samsung Developer Conference in November
MEPs to vote on controversial copyright law again next week
Fierce lobbying sets artists and publishers against free speech activists and the tech industry, with the vote too close to call
Amazon becomes second US company to hit $1 trillion market capitalisation
Amazon's market capitalisation has doubled over the past 12 months - and tripled since 2015
In cloud the watchword is 'trust but verify' but 'verification is very difficult', says insurer
Cloud computing has 'massive problems', warns Collegiate IT manager Michael Dear, but many organisations are using the cloud effectively
Microsoft's Windows 10 September update to be released in October
Windows 10 September Update will feature a number of improvements to barely used features
Paul Pester resigns as CEO of TSB following new round of IT outages
Repeated IT failures force out TSB CEO Paul Pester
TSB suffers another weekend of downtime
Weekend downtime planned by TSB for Saturday morning is still causing problems for customers
Met Police to start shift to Microsoft's Azure cloud following two-year deal with New Signature
G-Cloud framework deal part of Met Police's IT modernisation programme
Now Japan considers ban on Huawei and ZTE networking hardware
Move by Japanese government would follow Australian government ban on the grounds of security
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