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1,300 TSB customers had savings stolen as a result of the bank's recent IT failure
TSB stands for Truly Shambolic Bank, says Treasury committee chair Nicky Morgan MP
Sainsbury's appoints Clodagh Moriarty as first-ever group chief digital officer
Former director of online tasked with integrating 'customer experience' across Sainsbury's
AMD shows off 7nm Radeon Instinct Vega GPU for servers and high-end workstations
Both AMD and Nvidia are focusing on high-end enterprise applications - rather than games - for their GPU technology
Malware or non-malware attacks - which are the greatest threat?
Look at the attacker, not the tool say security experts
AMD unveils second-generation Threadripper offering 32-core, 64-thread CPU on 12nm
A day after Intel trails 28-core Core i9, AMD goes more than one better
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Intel plans 28-core Core i9 CPU to take on AMD's Threadripper
Battle over high-end workstation CPUs to heat up
Facebook/Cambridge Analytica 'the canary in the coalmine of a new Cold War', says whistleblower Wylie
Whistleblowers, journalists and the ICO addressed the European Parliament on Monday
Companies will move towards private blockchains as GDPR gains ground
The law lags behind technology, which has allowed 'crypto-anarchy' to reign - but that is changing
Confirmed: Microsoft buys GitHub in $7.5bn deal
A deal GitHub founders and backers could scarcely refuse
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Is Chrome a 'game-changer' for the legacy desktop?
Visa Europe outage: Visa claims systems back up and running following hardware failure
Afternoon of retail disruption caused by hardware failure, claims Visa
Apple staffing-up chip hardware lab in Oregon with ex-Intel engineers - report
Apple has set-up a chip design and development office in Intel's back yard, suggest reports
Toshiba finally completes $18bn sale of memory business to Bain-led consortium
Approval by China's antitrust regulators at the end of May paved way for completion of Toshiba memory chip business sale
LogRhythm becomes the latest addition to the Thoma Bravo portfolio
Investment firm takes a majority stake in SIEM pioneer LogRhythm
Australian Amazon users to be geo-fenced after government extends purchase tax
Amazon responds to extension of Goods and Services Tax (GST) by barring Australians from Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk
ITU plan to shift internet from IPv4 to IPv6 panned by engineers
ITU's IPv6 plans criticised as 'fundamentally flawed'
Is your fitness tracker tracking you? Kaspersky security warning over smart watch and wearables' 'behavioural profiling'
Wearables' accelerometer and gyroscope signals can be used to identify individual users, claims Kaspersky
Kaspersky attempt to overturn government ban dismissed by US courts
Doesn't have leg to stand on, suggests Judge, as she tosses out two Kaspersky lawsuits
Data: the new currency revolutionising business models
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Smoke and Sacrifice review
We delve into the first release from new UK-based indie games studio Solar Sail Games
Intel is reportedly under investigation for age discrimination
Intel denies claims of age discrimination in 2016 round of layoffs
BMC Software sold-on by private equity owners to KKR in $8.5bn deal
Bain Capital and Golden Gate sell BMC making estimated $1.6bn profit
Nvidia announces 'first unified computing platform' for high-performance computing and AI
Nvidia claims the HGX-2 cloud server platform supports FP64 and FP32 for scientific computing and simulations
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