Month: July 2015

A tricky week for Microsoft as the firm makes phone-related cuts and raises Azure service charges for some customers

Productivity report also aims to ensure scientific endeavours bear fruit

The government is considering making a temporary relaxation of broadband infrastructure planning regulations a permanent fixture

Latest version of the application suite integrates with Microsoft's cloud services

System breaches resulted in over 21.5 million people losing personal data

The Open Data Institute sees evidence of “network thinking” in the startups and open data programmes it lauded in its 2015 awards

IBM has worked with Samsung and silicon chip researchers in an attempt to push the limits of chip technology

V3 looks back at some of the more embarrassing security incidents to hit the headlines over the years

UK sales staff, callcentre agents and customer services teams are among the most highly targeted by cyber attacks, yet few firms give these groups IT security training, a study shows

Chancellor George Osborne's Digital Transformation Plan puts digital technologies at the heart of the UK's economic future