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Microsoft Launches Surface Hub As-A-Service
The subscription service option for the giant Windows 10 Surface Hub will make it more accessible for smaller organisations
Microsoft Launches Programme To Combat Rising Cloud IP Concerns
The use of cloud platforms are on the rise, but so is the number of IP and patent infringement lawsuits
Government Must Use AI To Cut 250,000 Jobs, Says Reform
Think tank Reform urges the use of artificial intelligence, chat bots and drones to automate everything from public-sector administration to policing
Hacker Takes Over 150,000 Exposed Printers
Mystery messages warn users to secure their network-connected printers
Apple, Google, and Microsoft Back Legal Challenge Against Trump Immigration Order
A cohort of tech firms said the order causes economic damage to the US
Government Digital Service Saves £339m Of £3.3bn In 2015/16
GDS helped departments reduce costs by implementing spending controls and managing strategic ICT implementation, the government said
Virgin Money Giving Teams Up With WorldPay To Ease Donation Strain
The new donation site features faster checkouts and a more responsive customer experience
Cisco Patches Telepresence Attack Flaw
The bug could allow attackers to run malicious code on Cisco Telepresence control units
IT Life: Colin Lees, BT Business & Public Sector CIO
Colin Lees talks BT-EE integration, the cloud services and his love of Spotify
HMRC Takes Over Government Gateway Phase-Out
HMRC said it may extend its own in-house identity verification scheme to other departments once the Government Gateway is terminated
US Tech Firms Criticise Trump Immigration Ban
Silicon Valley firms acknowledged immigration curbs could affect their ability to do business
Raspberry Pi In Education: Raising The Stakes At Bett 2017
IN DEPTH: The Raspberry Pi Foundation has strengthened its ties with education sector as it continues its coding mission
Data Centre, IoT Helps Intel To Beat The Street
Chip giant adds to the tech good news after it beats Wall Street forecasts thanks to IoT and data centres
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Bett 2017: F1 In Schools Trains Next Generation Of Engineers
Claire Williams joins global STEM education initiative F1 in Schools on stage at Bett 2017
Bett 2017: The EdTech News From Day One
A selection of the news announcements we've heard from the UK's biggest education technology expo
Toshiba Unveils Ultra-Thin Hybrid Laptop For Business
Toshiba shows off ultra thin and light Portégé X20W-D business laptop
Brexit: Microsoft Could Cancel UK Data Centre Expansion
UPDATED: Microsoft's UK government affairs manage says the Brexit could affect the company's data centre expansion plans, but Redmond refutes any changes to its British commitments
Asus Tinker Board Set To Challenge Raspberry Pi 3
The Tinker Board has the potential to make more devices smart and part of the Internet of Things
LinkedIn Gets A Facelift With New Desktop Design
LinkedIn promises improved user experience with biggest ever desktop redesign
Windows 10 Preview Adds eBooks And Power Slider UI
The latest version of the Windows 10 preview adds UI improvements, bug fixes and eBooks ahead of Creators Update
Windows Subscribers Given Second Chance For Free Windows 10 Upgrade
Subscribers via Microsoft's Cloud Solution Provider programme get a second chance at free upgrade
Mozilla Rebrands To ‘Help People Understand’ Its Open Web Mission
Mozilla is 'Moz://a' as it debuts new 'open' brand that designers can build upon its mission of accelerating the future of the internet
It’s Time To Stop Stalling About Upgrading Windows 7 Computers
ANALYSIS: Mainstream support for Windows 7, has already run out and the end of security updates is just three years away.
Dutch Developer Backdoor Scam ‘Affects 20,000 Users’
A developer installed back-doors in online shops and used the details he collected for sophisticated financial fraud, Dutch police say
MPs ‘Disappointed’ At Lack Of Government Digital Strategy
The Science and Technology Committee has criticised the continued delays to the government's long-promised digital strategy
IT life: Nick Lazaridis, HP Inc.
Nick Lazaridis, HP Inc's President for Europe, the Middle East and Africa talks about his career in IT and the biggest challenges he's facing at the moment
Opera Neon Concept Browser Is ‘The Future Of The Web’
Opera has given the world a glimpse of its first ever concept browser, codenamed Opera Neon, which it hopes will "properly challenge" the browser industry
Light Microsoft Patch Tuesday Update For January
Small beer for system admins this month with only four bulletins to worry about, two of which are critical