June 13, 2017 - Silicon UK

Researchers Discover Ransomware Targeting Mac OS

Even Apple users need to make sure they are backing up their files

New identity service bridges the gap between cloud and on-premise

Storm Technologies Boss said email claiming Labour voters would be let go if business slowed down was just banter

Huawei will work on data processing and management technology with University of Edinburgh in new research deal

TravelBot hopes to make travelling in London easier using TfL's famed datasets and AI assistance

INTERVIEW: Simon Edwards, cyber security architect at Trend Micro, discusses WannaCry at Silicon's Infosecurity stand

The four-year Level 6 technology degree apprenticeship programme is intended to broaden the range of people coming into computing careers

Nine out of 10 consumers and banking professionals want biometric authentication put in place, but a skills gap stands in the way

Some organisations predict the smart technology will create jobs while others speculate big job losses in their own ranks

BT trials new tech that makes FTTP '40 times faster' and its core network have record wavelengths of 400Gbps. It's also using AI to deploy network

The affects of Heartbleed are still being felt

ANALYSIS: The ride-sharing giant finds the wheels coming off as it faces criminal investigations, lawsuits, executive departures and mass firings

Prime minister Theresa May is to discuss new legal measures against social media companies in her meeting with French president Macron on Tuesday

EE makes use of 5G backhaul for inflatable 'helikite' that will aid emergency services and spread rural 4G

BT celebrates its 180th birthday but CEO Gavin Patterson says the collaborative aspect of R&D could be under threat from Brexit