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Myanmar internet users will start benefiting from changes in the law that encourages foreign direct investment in communications infrastructures

After working at Facebook as a data analyst, Andy Kriebel explains why he moved to the UK and launched a training programme for data scientists

The German government is aiming for universal 50Mbps broadband coverage by 2018 through a major community-led programme

An early plan drawn up by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) for its Universal Credit scheme reveals unrealistic ambitions for the troubled project

IDC's market share data for server shipments shows mainframe users are running Linux on the z13, while high-performance computing (HPC) lifts x86 sales

Keeping track of what makes an IT environment vulnerable is an ongoing and complex task, according to Secunia

Most IT professionals say context-aware security would improve productivity without compromising security, a survey from Dell reveals

Fortinet introduces a framework for security in SDN, as startups attract market spotlight.

Even though 90% of security professionals believe a leading CA will be compromised in next two years, only 13% have existing automation to deal with that happening

Distributed object storage software maker Cloudian upgrades HyperStore with added granularity of data protection features that can help meet compliance requirements

Forensic investigation reveals a data breach at US health insurer Excellus BlueCross BlueShield exposing up to 11 million records 21 months after the first intrusion

Apple claims the iPad Pro with iOS 9 can outperform many PCs

Researchers say LockerPIN is a self-defending, aggressive piece of ransomware currently targeting Android devices, mainly in the US

Research from ElasticHosts suggests most cloud users are unhappy with the level of tech support they receive from their providers

The men's world tennis governing body, the ATP, signs Infosys to help it use digital technology to better engage fans and players

Prime minister David Cameron announces legislation to join up IT across the emergency services, hailing the Government Digital Service (GDS) as a triumph

Cyber extortion gang DD4BC is using social media campaigns to garner more attention for its ability to create service disruptions by publicly embarrassing large organisations

In part one of a two-part Q&A, Shaun Syvertsen of Convergent IS says that SAP S/4HANA can be transformative -- if your organization has the right mindset.

Digital transformation has put software quality to the fore, resulting in CIOs spending more on quality assurance and testing

GCHQ's guidance on password policy covers some of the most pressing issues facing UK businesses and employees today, according to Skyhigh Networks

The Financial Conduct Authority admits it has fallen victim to the complex nature of software licensing that dogs companies in the sector it serves

Vodafone becomes second UK mobile operator after EE to give customers the ability to place voice calls over a wireless network connection