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Blinged-up British smartphone maker Vertu goes bust
Market for leather-clad Android phones starting at £4,000-a-pop found to be smaller than anticipated
NHS trusts handed extra £21m to improve IT security as Department of Health responds to CQC review
Government accepts all ten of Dame Fiona Caldicott's recommended data security standards
Gartner: IT spending to hit $3.5 trillion in 2017
Software vendors that embrace cloud are enjoying a boom, suggests Gartner
Tech giants poised to challenge big banks, warns new study
Research suggests consumers have limited loyalty to traditional retail banks and would prefer to bank with 'GAFA' - Google, Apple, Facebook (!) or Amazon
Western Digital wins injunction over Toshiba restoring access to intellectual property databases and chip samples for WD staff
Western Digital wins first round against Toshiba - one of many in the legal battles to come between the two companies
Nineteen critical bug fixes in Microsoft Patch Tuesday - including a remote code execution flaw affecting HoloLens
Patch Tuesday isn't going away just yet, although Adobe may be kicking its patch habit
AI will solve the challenge of unstructured data, says IBM
Text, images and voice are difficult for computers to process - but artificial intelligence is making contextual understanding a possibility
Intel responds to Epyc challenge posed by AMD with Skylake-based 'Purley' Xeon CPUs
Intel claims its new server CPUs are '28 per cent faster' than AMD's Epyc
UK organisations risk penalties by ignoring upcoming GDPR
Research by Sharp suggests that almost one quarter of employees store data in public cloud services without permission
Ubuntu Linux lands in Microsoft Windows 10 Store for Insiders
Ubuntu for Windows to run in a Sandbox environment, with SUSE and Fedora also expected to get similar treatment
Microsoft CIO Jim DuBois leaves as the company restructures
DuBois rose up through the ranks at Microsoft over more than two decades
Do you know this (wo)man? Bitcoin miner overpays by £145,000
The accidental transaction fee is thought to have come from an old script
Outsourcing and cloud use set to rise among UK organisations
Bimodal or 'two-speed' IT also set to increase, although firms admits concerns over the skills and experience needed to run this model
New internet DRM standard approved by W3C in 'compromise' that critics say favours content providers
HTML5 and 'encrypted media extensions' will at least mean that Flash and Silverlight can be put up against a wall and shot
Wearables company Jawbone facing liquidation
Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoia Capital among the big names burned by $900m Jawbone failure
Highways England signs with Advanced for four-year Infrastructure-as-a-Service deal to better manage 'smart motorways'
Highways England turns to Advanced to host the infrastructure managing the data from more than 40,000 roadside sensors
90 per cent of employees put their business at risk when working remotely
30 per cent of employees have never had any cyber security training, and many follow unsafe practices
NetScout monitors infrastructure with new version of nGeniusPULSE
Combined with nGeniusONE, the tool monitors applications and network health
Stanford and MIT researchers create 3D carbon nanotube CPU architecture
Techniques unlikely to be adopted any time soon, however
Blockchain 'could resolve UK criminal justice system's historic challenges'
Automation, digital platforms and online portals could all help bring the system up to date, suggests new report
Digital Technology Leader Awards - here's who made it big on the night
Many companies competed for the coveted 17 top spots
Qualcomm files to ban US imports of Intel-powered iPhones as legal battle with Apple intensifies
Qualcomm argues that the Apple iPhones infringe six of its patents
The UK IT Industry Awards - entries close TODAY
The UK IT Industry Awards are back and bigger than ever - but you have mere hours to complete your entries
Maersk warns that it's 'too early to predict' the impact of NotPetya after malware caused ports to grind to a halt for a week
Maersk and Cadbury's warn over impact of NotPetya after Reckitt Benckiser admits that malware has cost it at least £100m
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