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As enterprises continue to develop their hybrid cloud architectures, more sensitive information has the potential to become exposed. Learn about the current compliance issues and how enterprises are approaching their security protocols ...
Google Cloud chief executive Thomas Kurian has made a series of acquisitions this year as he seeks to give the service an edge against Amazon and Microsoft
Case opening this week in European Court of Justice could invalidate legal basis for transfer of citizens' data to any country outside the European Union
Normal services resumed. Photo glitch with Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram, Messenger now resolved
Annual sales of cloud software hit £79bn with long-established software vendors dominating the top five, but cloud-native firms showing the strongest growth
Chinese giant loses US court case against CNEX Labs after accusing it of stealing trade secrets
One of the fundamental components of 5G is the ability of networks to create bespoke tailored services for their customers. Silicon investigates whether network slicing is how businesses will be able to make a quantum leap with their n ...
The 5G network being constructed moves away from the hierarchical structure that 4G typically uses. 5G has the potential to create a more agile, dynamic and decentralised network to deliver a new digital environment all businesses can ...
What will 5G mean to consumers? Will we enter a world where digital communications have no limits? How do the mobile networks have to evolve to deliver the next-generation services consumers are expecting?
INTERVIEW: Rui Inácio, Head of Consultancy and Solutions at Vilicom has over 15 years of experience in the telecommunications industry, starting as an engineer.
Cisco warns of two critical flaws affecting its equipment commonly used in data centres
Chris Sims is the MD of Strategy for BT Enterprise. He leads BT’s 5G strategy for businesses and public sector organisations in the UK.
Big Blue reportedly gains European approval to acquire open source cloud giant Red Hat
Banking outage sees customers locked out of their accounts on Tuesday, but services are now recovered
Users report being unable to recall their schedules and falling back on paper organisers
Manufacturing looks set to become one of the first industries to be transformed by 5G. Until now, the full potential of IoT has not been fully realised as network capacity, speed and latency have been barriers. 5G could remove all thes ...
Poisoned chalice? Mark Curran “looking forward” to be responsible for IT restructuring at bank
Is 5G the transformative network technology that will revolutionise every industry it touches? We assess the current state of 5G development and ask whether the reality will match the hype
One time bitter rivals Microsoft and Oracle agree to make their cloud services work together
Company reportedly sheds staff in the US and China as it struggles to compete with top cloud players
The focus on 'anti-competitive conduct' at major tech companies comes as the Department of Justice and the FTC reportedly prepare their own investigations into Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google
iPhone maker also introduces iOS 13, new Apple Watch features and 'cheese grater' Mac Pro complete with £790 monitor stand
iTunes is set to be phased out in favour of a more diverse set of desktop apps, while other updates are planned for watchOS, iOS, iPads and the Mac Pro
The disruption affected Google's online tools such as Gmail as well as those of third-parties, including Snapchat and Vimeo
Europe's top court will finally hear privacy case against Facebook, after Irish Supreme Court ruling
All versions of Docker are vulnerable to serious flaw, but a patch is being reviewed
The new facility adds to Google's existing facility in Hamina, which is on track to be powered by wind energy
The confrontation between Huawei and a start-up co-founded by one of its ex-employees arrives amidst broader trade tensions with China
My bad. Google admission after it stored plain text passwords for 14 years on its internal systems
Drones manufactured or sold by Chinese firms, such as market leader DJI, may pose a risk to national security or critical infrastructure, authorities say