Gender and age are still defining factors of tech specialists
The type of person working as a technology specialist stills skews towards older males, according to research
Month: February 2016
University of Greenwich data breach highlights the dangers of insider threats
A personal data breach at the University of Greenwich highlights the repercussions for organisations that fail to review what they publish online
5,000 police in Wales using Galaxy Note 4 smartphones and 4G for mobile policing
Assistant chief constable Richard Lewis from South Wales Police talks to V3 about the force's mobile policing strategy
Middle East telecoms operators face up to IoT smart city challenges
As smart city initiatives spring up in the Middle East, telecoms operators contend with the strain of the internet of things (IoT) on networks
Valve deploys 100Gbps ports to support Steam gaming growth
Gaming firm Valve upgrades its network infrastructure with Level 3 to support the growth of its social entertainment and gaming platform Steam
Apple announces Indian technology development operation
Apple announces it will open a development centre in one of India's fastest growing technology hubs, in the city of Hyderabad
Case study: SEO startup uses Elastichosts’ containers to solve cloud app scalability issues
Search engine optimisation startup talks about the challenges of running unpredictable, resource-hungry applications in the cloud
BBC Three moves online-only as broadcaster embraces digital audience
The BBC channel aimed at younger viewers, BBC Three, broadcast its last night as a TV channel before moving to online-only viewing
Electronics supplier RS Components outsources business process systems in online push
Electronics manufacturer RS Components outsources its corporate software development to Atos in a bid to modernise its customer services
Major bug exposes thousands of Linux apps and IoT devices to hacks
Google and Red Hat find widespread flaw in glibc open source code library