News Archive | September 2016

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September 30th
- Apple is saving iMessage conversation metadata, report claims
- Microsoft announces AI discovery group
- HP says it's sorry for banning fake cartridges
September 29th
- Uber set to disrupt haulage market with self-driving trucks
- Tech giants form ‘ethical AI’ supergroup
- Trump accuses Google of conspiracy to rig search results
- Splunk launches Adaptive Response Initiative
September 28th
- Nvidia will power driverless cars with Xavier AI
- Nvidia teams up with TomTom to develop cloud-to-car mapping system for self-driving cars
- Brexit uncertainty hits UK IT budgets
- SAP teams with Nvidia to bring AI capabilities to its customers
- BlackBerry ends its 20-year history of hardware production
- Windows 10 Anniversary Update locks users out of Sage
- Peterborough City Council rolls out GoCardless to save £800k
- Ofcom drafts in public to build mobile coverage maps
- Microsoft to discontinue Yammer Enterprise in favour of Office 365 Groups
September 27th
- Individual sues Yahoo over data breach
- Microsoft vows to secure Edge browser for enterprises
September 26th
- Alan Turing's computer-generated music gets restored after 65 years
- An iOS 10 flaw exposes your backed up iPhone data to hackers
- Government's smart meter project could be a security risk
September 23rd
- LinkedIn unveils Learning, redesign and chatbots
- Facebook overestimates time people spend watching videos
- How to check if you've been hacked
September 22nd
- Lenovo and Microsoft deny banning Linux from Yoga laptops
- McLaren denies rumours of Apple buyout
- Edward Snowden warns against using Google Allo
- BenevolentAI adds NVIDIA supercomputer to process medical data
September 21st
- Gig economy on the rise in the UK
- Qadars Trojan targets 18 UK banks
- US unveils 15-point checklist for driverless car safety
- Tesla patches Model S after Chinese hack
- Three outsources customer services to Capita to compete with EE
- ARM reveals Cortex-R52 chip for self-driving cars and robots
September 20th
- SanDisk shows off prototype of 1TB SD card
- Opera offers free VPN in its browser
- PwC gamifies cybersecurity with digital card game for senior execs
- Cisco customers targeted using leaked NSA hacking tools
- Digital Catapult launches free-to-use IoT network for start-ups and SMEs
- Nine in ten companies hacked in last five years
September 19th
- Lyft founder: Self-driving cars will own the roads in 2021
- Virgin and BT team up against threat of Openreach split
- Nokia Bell Labs pushes fibre to 1Tbit/sec
- Microsoft shuts down UK Skype office
- GDS reveals DWP Digital Academy will join its department
September 16th
- Uber starts mapping Britain
- Firefox and Chrome are blocking access to The Pirate Bay
September 15th
- Volkswagen sets up smart car security team
- Microsoft extends Windows Store to include some desktop apps
- A nation state is learning how to take the internet offline
- Infosec master's degree aims to close cybersecurity skills gap
September 14th
- Microsoft brings Sunrise features to mobile Outlook
- Udacity offers course in self-driving car engineering
- National Cyber Security Centre to fight hackers with DNS filtering
September 13th
- RAA ransomware strain evolves to target businesses
- Seagate sued by its employees after HR advisor fell for phishing scam
- IBM Watson helps Harrow Council improve social care selections
- Documentum co-founder says OpenText sale 'will hurt customers'
- Government ‘not cool enough’ for the best cybersecurity talent, admits MoJ
September 12th
- HP buys Samsung printers for $1bn to disrupt outdated copiers
- Google DeepMind gets closer to sounding human
- Google will name and shame insecure websites
- FBI needs a warrant to hack your computer, judge rules
- How Tesla's Autopilot radar will now learn from human drivers
September 9th
- Google will swallow Apigee to serve enterprises with APIs
- Dell Technologies 'to cut up to 3,000 jobs after $67 billion EMC deal'
September 8th
- Intel to spin off McAfee in $4.2 billion private equity deal
- Dell/EMC merger gives birth to Dell Technologies
- HPE sells "non-core" software assets to UK's Micro Focus
September 7th
- Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus review: First look
- Apple Watch Series 2 review: First look
- What we want to see at Apple’s Special Event
- Porn site user data leaked via vBulletin vulnerability
September 6th
- EE upgrades 4G network to boost connection speeds
- Intel wants to make robots smarter with Movidius acquisition
- Intel rival AMD claims Moore’s Law is not dead
- IT issue delays British Airways passenger check-ins
September 5th
- IFA 2016: Tech that business professionals shouldn’t miss
- Three presses ahead with ad-block plans, despite EU guidance
- Microsoft is working on a smart fridge that tells you what you’re missing
- M2A Media’s Live To VoD Service adopted by Channel 4
- Apple releases urgent update after spying malware uncovered
September 4th
- Microsoft partners roll out Windows 10 Enterprise E3
September 2nd
- Daimler says your car should be your office, too
- Five start-ups to watch from IFA
- Google ditches Project Ara's modular smartphones
September 1st
- TalkTalk loses its appeal against £1,000 data breach penalty
- EU publishes net neutrality guidelines
- Apple tax case: Tim Cook calls state aid ruling “maddening”
- Tablets will bounce back from historic slump by 2018
- Toshiba unveils dual charger and backup for smartphones