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Wholesale internet service provider Entanet calls on Theresa May to replace digital economy minister Ed Vaizey at the helm of the UK’s broadband roll-out

The government should delay the Investigatory Powers Bill to allow time for proper scrutiny following the political chaos that has engulfed Britain after the Brexit vote

Former Google engineers apply their experience to solving the huge handicap that core legacy systems place on the banking industry

The European Commission has adopted the EU-US Privacy Shield framework, but businesses still lack clarity and assurance on transatlantic personal data transfers

Cubic Transportation plans to use London's payments system to develop contactless solutions for transport around the world

At Cisco Live in Las Vegas, Blaine Hurst from café chain Panera explained how he transformed the company’s infrastructure based on Cisco and Apple devices

IBM leads the charge as large private businesses invest heavily in security resources across Australia in an attempt to close the security gap

DBS says Microsoft productivity tools will help its staff become more responsive to customer needs

Hotel group implements centralised security management to proactively protect endpoints and achieve accurate security information

In the concluding part of a two-part survey, Computer Weekly looks at the offerings of the big players – Cisco, Dell, Fujitsu, HPE, VMware – in the hyper-converged infrastructure market