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The CIO of Standard Chartered bank in the Middle East tells Computer Weekly about the challenge of keeping customers happy through IT

Mobile operator and Ericsson install the first of a number of briefcase-sized devices in the capital

FTTP supplier Hyperoptic expands its ultrafast broadband offering into seven more towns and cities

Ex-EuroCloud general secretary Lindsay Smith claims SaaS providers need to stop blaming others for their lack of G-Cloud sales success

A province of Thailand is using an IT system from NEC to help it predict floods

Rail passengers travelling through the Gotthard Base Tunnel in Switzerland will be able to access 4G LTE connectivity throughout their journey

User demand for locally hosted cloud services prompts cloud firms and infrastructure providers to rapidly take-up datacentre space in Europe, CBRE research shows

At an event to help women in technology overcome doubts about their abilities, career coach Deena Gornick explained imposter syndrome and invited tech professionals to tell how they overcame the phenomenon

Sale of mobile patent portfolio comes alongside software licensing agreement and may herald Xiaomi’s expansion into Europe and the US, say analysts

In advance of the World BPO/ITO Forum on June 13 and 14 in New York, conference speaker R. Lee Coulter talks about the state of AI applications in IT and business process outsourcing.

What does Microsoft's curtailment of its smartphone division say about the company's mobile future? Also in Searchlight: Study links cell phones to cancer; Silicon Valley billionaire bankrolls lawsuits against Gawker.

This week, bloggers weigh network uptime, workloads in the public cloud and Dell OS10.

Computer Weekly investigation reveals the extent of interception of MPs’ and peers’ email communications and data

Stupid humans, you are the weakest link, at least according to the ICO

Big data engine that performs sentiment analysis on both Arabic and English textual data helps airline to understand and react rapidly to customer preferences

Cloudera users Barclays, BT, Sky Betting & Gaming and Markerstudy are finding new business development opportunities through the use of the Hadoop ecosystem

Gartner’s latest global server sales tracker highlights the toll that cloud and virtualisation are taking on the market

London Capital Group ditches server-plus-SAN architecture for Nutanix and slashes deployment times and datacentre footprint with hyper-converged server/storage boxes with VMware

Remote management supplier denies not notifying customers about impending price rises and renewal dates, as end-user complaints mount

The British Library is starting a major IT overhaul to support its work in preserving the UK’s heritage of digital and physical knowledge

All-flash array maker tops out the SF family with the SF19210, upgrades OS to add VVOLs compatibility and launches licensing that separates software licences and hardware purchases

Joint Committee on Human Rights argues Investigatory Powers Bill protections are ‘inadequate’

CIO of Swedish fuel company tells Computer Weekly about the firm’s digital journey and how IT has made sure it is part of the business

Internet of things service provider Sigfox has announced plans to extend its global network across Finland by 2017

SS8 launches BreachDetect, a Layer 7 'time machine' for breach detection in enterprises and a new addition to the cyberthreat intelligence marketplace.

Students are heading for vacation, but K-12 sector projects in networking, storage and security are getting underway for channel partners with an education focus.

Cisco and IBM combine edge analytics with Watson to enable a deeper understanding of data generated on the internet of things

Manufacturing association EEF warns the government that focusing too much on broadband speed is distracting policy-makers from other issues

Managed OpenStack services may appeal to enterprises wary of private cloud platform's complexity, but want to use its APIs and security, rather than public cloud.

The Myspace and Tumblr megabreaches show that it's past time companies address the security skills gap. Also in Searchlight: Google helps find your phone.