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Lees meerDon't call it FTTP! Digital minister Matt Hancock has promised there will be a forthcoming government strategy to ensure Blighty's "full fibre future" is realised in the next decade.…
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Lees meerProvider Schneider would've had hackers inside 'er A vulnerability in Schneider Electric’s industrial controller management software created a possible mechanism for hackers to plant malicious code on industrial networks.…
Lees meerWill it float? Markets say nope Misys has scrapped plans to IPO, blaming market conditions. Earlier this month, the UK banking software vendor announced its intention to returned to the London Stock Exchange four years after it was bought by a priva…
Lees meerUK.gov raises eyebrow at firms hiring 'self-employed' staffers A new compliance team which will address the "risks" associated with the changing nature of employment is to be established within HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC).…
Lees meerBut can they fund the deal? Fujitsu is in talks with Lenovo to offload its PC arm to its Chinese rival.…
Lees meerInsides out examination for open-source fluffers OpenStack Summit Dynatrace is taking on open-source cloud tools with a performance suite it claims is “enterprise grade.”…
Lees meerMark Dearnley was in charge of Europe's biggest public sector IT project HMRC IT chief Mark Dearnley walked away from his £185,000-a-year job because the private sector paid better, MPs heard yesterday.…
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