Dale Walker
Dale Walker is the former managing editor at ITPro, as well as its sibling sites CloudPro and ChannelPro. Dale first joined ITPro in 2016 as an intern and went on to hold a variety of different positions across the brand, including a staff writer role where he developed a keen interest in IT regulations, data protection, and cyber security.
He spent a number of years reporting for ITPro from numerous domestic and international events, including IBM, Red Hat, Google, and has been a regular reporter for Microsoft's various yearly showcases, including Ignite.
Prior to joining ITPro, Dale secured a Masters degree in Magazine Journalism from the University of Sheffield, where he also won a number of awards for his design and concept work, including BBC Worldwide Best New Magazine Brand at the 2016 Magazine Academy awards.
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Microsoft just reinvented its Edge browser
News The shift signals an attempt to remain relevant following a move to Chromium
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Microsoft cut off Ukraine during the 2017 NotPetya attack
News CISO Bret Arsenault says it was one of the worst episodes during his 10-year tenure
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Meet Azure Arc, a platform to simplify deployment management
News New tools suggest the biggest shift in Azure strategy yet
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How to boost your business Wi-Fi
In-depth Eight steps to a trouble-free Wi-Fi upgrade
By Steve Cassidy Published
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Schneider Electric launches wall-mounted micro data centre
News The 6U unit is able to support large edge servers in non-IT environments
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Schneider to deliver next-gen cooling for data centres
News Company will use Iceotope technology to create chassis-level cooling for AI, IoT and edge systems
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The Dos and Don’ts of collaboration
In-depth We outline collaboration best practices and potential pitfalls of business collaboration
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AI is just clever marketing, and I’m not buying
Opinion It’s painfully obvious that AI is going to become the ‘handmade’ of the 21st century
By Dale Walker Published
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Data scientist jobs: Where does the big data talent gap lie?
In-depth Europe needs 346,000 more data scientists by 2020, but why is the gap so big?
By Zach Cooper Published
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Apple iMac Pro review: The return of the king
Reviews Apple regains its place as the big dog of enterprise workstations
By Adam Shepherd Published
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WannaCry-style cyber attack could trigger full NATO response
News It marks the second time the military alliance has tried to incorporate cyber threats into the treaty
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Dutch data regulator warns Windows 10 still breaches privacy
News Unlawful data collection practices found despite company changes
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NatWest, RBS, Ulster Bank hit by website outage
News Customers vent their frustration over Twitter as online banking goes offline
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Oracle appeals "unlawful" decision on JEDI contract lawsuit
News Company argues claims court fails to address federal law conflicts
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NHS now ranks as one of the UK's biggest IT recruiters
News Job data reveals software developers remain most sought after role
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Mozilla, Google block Kazakhstan's attempts to spy on users
News The forced use of a government certificate has been described as an 'attack on user security'
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Why you should be terrified by biometric technology
Opinion Unless our apathy towards data protection changes, we may soon lose something we can’t replace
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Data centre M&As surge as companies turn to cloud providers
News Figures show organisations increasingly don't want to own or operate their own facilities
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VMware in talks to acquire Pivotal
News News of the all-Dell merger sees Pivotal stock rise to just under IPO level
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FCA agrees to phased rollout of new EU payment rules
News Decision slammed for creating unnecessary confusion among consumers
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Huge biometric breach found in system used by Met police
News Research team could see users accessing secured facilities in real time
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Salesforce buys ClickSoftware for $1.35bn
News The deal will help expand Salesforce's $1bn Service Cloud division
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German schools Office 365 ban 'temporarily' lifted
News Schools will be forced to manually block diagnostic data from being sent to the US
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BT claims PM's 2025 full fibre pledge will cost £30bn
News UK's largest broadband operator says its ready to expand if a deal is reached with Ofcom
By Dale Walker Published
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