Month: June 2016
Save the Children swaps on-premise migration plan for public cloud
Unlicensed software rife among Asean computer users, says BSA
Suse unveils Enterprise Storage 3 platform and partners with HPE for storage appliances
Enterprise Linux firm Suse has released the latest version of its software-defined storage (SDS) platform based on a major new update to the Ceph open source project, and signed a deal with HPE that will...
Samsung expected to unveil flexible smartphones at MWC 2017
Samsung is tipped to unveil a pair of bendable smarttphones at Mobile World Congress next year, according to a report on Bloomberg. Samsung has discussed the idea of flexible phones since 2014, and...
Home Office signs three-year contract extension with CGI for Police National Database
The Home Office has extended its contract with CGI for the Police National Database (PND) for a further three years. The original PND contract was awarded to Logica in 2009 for a seven-year term. CGI...
IBM and Emirates sign 10-year $300m IT services deal
Airline company Emirates has signed a 10-year IT services agreement with IBM worth about $300m. IBM said that infrastructure will be delivered as a service to the Dubai-based airline to improve the efficiency...
Security Think Tank: Key GDPR issues for infosec pros to address
Verizon reportedly wants to acquire Yahoo’s core internet business for $3bn
American telecoms juggernaut Verizon will reportedly offer about $3bn for Yahoo's core internet business in a second round of bidding. The Wall Street Journal quoted "people familiar with the matter"...
Top 10 fascinating facts about Bletchley Park genius Alan Turing
Today marks the anniversary of the tragic death of Alan Turing, who died aged just 41 in 1954. Turing, as is now firmly established, was one of the geniuses of Bletchley Park who helped crack the Enigma...