Month: April 2015

After five years of dispute, the European Commission is said to be close to deciding if Google should face formal anti-trust charges

Worldwide revenues from broadband customer premises equipment spiked in 2014 as subscriber numbers boomed and ISPs rolled out more fibre

Group believed to be state sponsored by Chinese government, warns FireEye

Nordea's online systems are back up and running after an unspecified technical problem affected customers in Finland

A survey from SAS Institute claims most large companies in the Nordic countries need big data analytics - but implementation can be tricky

The Liberal Democrats want to introduce a digital bill of rights to give people control over their own data and to criminalise corporate data theft

Twitter-owned Gnip will tighten its grip on the data gleaned from the social network

UK citizens are set to make payments of £53bn a year using mobile devices by 2024 compared to the £9.7bn currently spent

EC takes a tough line with Google as it finally files statement of objections

Machine is used for nuclear research, says US government