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The University of Oxford has appointed Tim Berners-Lee as a professor at its computer science department

Google parent Alphabet calls a halt to its roll-out of FTTP broadband in the US as it embarks on a strategic rethink

Schneider Electric has patched a security flaw that highlights the vulnerability of industrial control systems to cyber attack

The Public Accounts Committee is to scrutinise the controversial Emergency Services Mobile Communications Programme

Samsung retained its smartphone market leadership in the third quarter despite recalling and scrapping the Galaxy Note7 and taking a 30% hit in operating profit

Open source breaks the rules on corporate procurement, but developers never play by the rules and now open source has sneaked in through the back door

The collapse in the value of the pound following the EU referendum has not dented BT’s confidence, with strong growth reported across multiple business units

Department store retailer John Lewis selects three retail tech startups to receive their share of the £200,000 JLab funding pot

Property consultancy Strutt and Parker engaged cloud services provider 3GI to upgrade its IT systems to Microsoft Azure as more clients demanded a mobile-first approach

Four months into his role as CIO of City & Guilds, Alan Crawford opens up about the challenges of tending to the needs of a company that has hit the acquisition trail with aplomb in recent years