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A digitally connected stethoscope from a Silicon Valley startup is now available in the UK and promises to change patient-doctor interaction

To stand still is to decline. The Netherlands seems to be losing ground in the digital world, according to new reports

Computer Weekly look at the technologies that will dominate enterprise IT in Saudi Arabia next year

NVMe over fabrics takes the built-for-flash advantages of the PCIe-based protocol, and allows NVMe to be sent via Fibre Channel, Ethernet and Infiniband networks

Some of the tech industry's biggest names have come together to create the Zero Outage Industry Standards Association to help improve the uptime of IT systems and services

Fast food giant has emailed all 1.2 million members of its loyalty scheme, urging them to change their passwords after its recent data breach

Google broke the mould with a cloud-based office productivity suite, but it now appears to be losing ground to Microsoft

In spite of Microsoft and VMware encroaching on its core product areas, Citrix is a company which seems to have “staying power”

Professional services giant KPMG says UK businesses cannot afford to ignore incoming European data protection requirements if they want to continue to trade successfully with the continent in future

To remove barriers to workforce mobility, CIOs need to deliver the right apps and information to the right user, on the right devices