Month: June 2016

The Royal Bank of Scotland is cutting 900 IT and back office jobs as part of a reorganisation that involves offshoring roles

Microsoft has launched a version of the firm's SharePoint collaboration software for iOS, effectively allowing iPhone users acces to their company’s intranet. The iOS app provides access to a company’s...

The European Parliament has set out draft plans that could see robot workers classed as 'electronic persons' with certain legal rights. Specifically, the plan urges the European Commission to consider...

Twitter and Vine have extended the length of videos that can be posted to 140 seconds. Twitter has been known for its 140-character limit on tweets, and is using the same number for its new video limit,...

Microsoft is pushing its support for applications and services running in containers with a number of capabilities, including Docker Datacenter now available in the Azure Marketplace, and the ability to...

Tesco Bank is looking for a chief data officer (CDO) to work in its Edinburgh office with a remit to see that the bank, which provides insurance, mortgages, credit cards, savings and loans, makes the best...

Hyper-converged infrastructure maker Nutanix adds container support with persistent storage, offers block iSCSI storage for physical servers and allows all-flash across the product range

CESG technical director Jonathan Lawrence tells The Cyber Security Summit that information security professionals need to deliver security controls that help business users achieve their goals securely

Bid-rigging is not protected by any form of contract law, and needs urgent attention from the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), according to prominent procurement and contract lawyer Louise McKee...

Samsung has announced plans to plough $1.2bn into research around the Internet of Things (IoT) over the next four years. The work will be centred on the company's US-based research and development labs...