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Remote working has now become a fact of life for many enterprises as the COVID-19 crisis continues. Is it possible to operate profitably with a remote workforce? What systems need to be in place? And how to ensure security when remote ...
No job losses during pandemic, pledges BT, as carrier also suspends future fibre-to-the-premise and G.fast build plans, and implements manager pay freeze
Industry groups react to proposed US export changes that would prevent the sale of certain chips and other silicon technology to China
Microsoft issues out-of-band patch for VPN connectivity bug as large portions of workforce work remotely due to Covid-19 pandemic
Three Chinese vendors take nearly 90 percent of China Mobile awards as country accelerates its 5G rollout to battle coronavirus-induced economic crisis
Medical bodies, governmental agencies and NGOs to be allowed to run Covid-19 ads, followed by political organisations, Google confirms
Boston University proposal would involve tracking randomly generated IDs via short-range broadcasts as means to contain coronavirus infections
Cyber-criminals increasingly targeting organsiations' computing and online infrastructure for extortion attempts as huge numbers of staff work remotely
Videoconferencing app employs custom encryption scheme and uses servers based in Beijing, researchers find as Zoom popularity soars
Widely used video-conferencing app Zoom apologies for security flaws, and promises to improve both safety and privacy going forward
Location data is being released by Google in 131 countries so officials can see if people are obeying self-isolating rules
Surveillance specialist NSO offers Western governments software that uses mobile phone data to monitor and predict the spread of coronavirus
Trump administration is tightening rules to prevent China from diverting advanced US tech for use by the Chinese military
Hundreds of customers of British bank TSB were reportedly unable to access their online banking and mobile apps services on Wednesday
The owner of video chat app Houseparty claims a commercial rival has engaged in a smear campaign, and is offering £1 million for proof
Delay to implementation of law banning sales of electronic devices in Russia unless they come pre-loaded with Russian-made software
Confirmation that Samsung Display will end all production of liquid crystal display (LCD) panels in South Korea and China by year end
Netflix bingeing...main ISPs and operators in the UK agree to remove data caps on fixed-line broadband during the Coronavirus pandemic
We're no longer talking about employees simply taking their work home with them from time to time, says Jean-Denis Garo, International Marketing Director at Mitel
New restrictions approved by top-level cabinet officials would put Huawei under more pressure, while also hobbling US semiconductor manufacturing companies
Newly released app provides up-to-date information and advice from Centres for Disease Control and Prevention as well as self-screening questionnaire
Satellite broadband company OneWeb runs out of cash, with lead investor SoftBank pulling out amidst financial chaos caused by coronavirus pandemic
Photography-focused P40 smartphone range launched by Chinese tech giant, as it contends with US restrictions, and potentially a chip ban
Internal memo allegedly says that Apple will begin reopening some stores in the first half of April, but which ones and in what countries remains unknown
'Stay connected' campaign tells people to move routers away from other electrical devices and don't use microwave during video calls
Streaming giant says it will reduce traffic to India by 25 percent as India declares total lockdown due to Coronavirus pandemic
Following similar move in Europe, social networking giant confirms it is lowering video quality in South America to ease network congestion
Unprecedented move sees all operators in UK sending out government message with Coronavirus shutdown details to mobile customers
Time to track? To ensure people follow self isolation, their smartphones need to be tracked, expert at World Health Organisation warns
Facebook confirms it will downgrade video streaming quality on its platform and on Instagram in Europe, until bandwidth concerns ease