Month: October 2015

The European Court of Justice's decision to invalidate the Safe Harbour agreement has far-reaching implications for businesses

Ofcom says it is disappointed to learn that as the result of an internal error, BT plans to let Openreach use the BT Enterprise Cloud to temporarily run some of its systems

Schrems has persuaded a high court judge to confirm that Edward Snowden’s evidence is acceptable in court and that the US is engaged in mass surveillance of European citizens

Rackspace expands managed services portfolio by reselling and supporting AWS resources

Around 600 Evry staff in the Nordics are to move to IBM in $1bn IT outsourcing deal that sees the firm hand over its IT infrastructure for the next 10 years

Facilities will target customers while adhering to European data regulations

CityFibre and Vodafone strike a master services agreement to enable the supply of fibre backhaul connectivity to the mobile operator’s cell sites

Internet monitoring firm explains how it is using SaaS to help retailers deliver a consistent internet shopping service to customers via their websites

New version of Riak optimised to manage data streams in IoT deployments

Anne Jones, assistant commissioner for Wales at the ICO, said it is not acceptable for an organisation to disregard the findings of audits or fail to deliver promised improvements