News Archive | July 2017

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July 31st
- Security flaws put wind farms and factory robots at risk of ransomware
- BT offers to invest up to £600m to provide universal high-speed broadband
- Huawei exec hints at Mate 10 specs ahead of October release
- The EU takes on Google with new copyright reform
- Apple pulls VPNs from the App Store as Russia bans them completely
- Sandberg: Encryption ban would impede UK gov investigations
- Sony celebrates building 10 million Raspberry Pi devices
July 28th
- Hyperoptic raises £100 million to expand its network in the UK
- Apple axes iPod Nano and Shuffle
- Google blocks spyware from Play after Android users targeted
- EE still the best UK network for reliable 4G
- Drone makers say government report isn't scientific
- Mitel to acquire ShoreTel for $430 million
- AMD launches new Ryzen 3 chips
July 27th
- Meg Whitman steps off HP board of directors
- Facebook CTO blasts security industry for focusing on 'stunt hacks'
- Apple fined £385m over University patent infringement
- Adobe will finally retire Flash in 2020
July 26th
- SAP User Group's new chairman focuses on Brexit and cloud
- US Congress wants tech CEOs to testify on net neutrality
- Kaspersky launches free antivirus worldwide
- No More Ransom saves ransomware victims £6.5 million
- Amazon to double R&D team size with new London HQ
July 25th
- Sweden leaked confidential data to IBM in outsourcing deal
- Musk slams Zuckerberg for his "limited" understanding of AI
- Microsoft: We're not killing MS Paint
July 24th
- Gov aims to train 6,000 teenagers in cyber security
- Blockchain upgrade helps avert split in Bitcoin
July 21st
- ICO fines MoneySuperMarket £80k for spamming customers
- NHS Trusts spend £150,000 per day on new PCs
- Microsoft's Office 365 now earns more than on-prem Office
- Newcastle University warns students against scam site
July 20th
- TSB to let customers access accounts using just their eyes
- ECJ may extend "right to be forgotten" ruling outside the EU
- Facebook to start charging users to read news
- SoftBank leads $473m investment round in emergent tech
- Apple suppliers file antitrust case against Qualcomm
July 19th
- Newcastle City Council blames human error for data breach
- Google Glass Enterprise Edition targets key business verticals
July 18th
- UK's power grid 'probably compromised' by hackers
- Two million Dow Jones customer details exposed via cloud
- Openreach launches 'full-fibre' consultation
July 17th
- Google must share salary data in gender pay gap dispute
- IBM's Z mainframe can encrypt all your data and applications
- Ashley Madison data breach leads to $11.2m settlement
- Cyber attacks could cost the global economy £40 billion
July 14th
- How AI could harm social mobility
- Google 'pays academics millions to influence public opinion'
July 13th
- Leadership and trust 'are central' to collaboration projects
- Bupa employee steals 547,000 customers' data
- NHS gets £21m to boost cyber defences after WannaCry ransomware
- Vertu, Brute? Luxury smartphone maker 'folds under financial pressure'
- French court dismisses Google's €1.1bn back tax fine
- IT spending could reach £3.5 trillion in 2017
- RIP Windows Phone: Microsoft ends support for its dying OS
July 12th
- Microsoft Surface Hub hands-on review
- HPE partners with Tottenham Hotspur FC
- Tech firms come together for 'net neutrality' protest
- Brexit uncertainty puts digital transformation on hold
- Openreach starts removing BT branding
July 11th
- Ofcom caps EE and BT's spectrum bidding
- Taylor Review: too much change for business, not enough for workers?
- British startup Darktrace valued at $825 million after latest investment
- US tech firms team up to fight patent trolls
- Linux news: Ubuntu now available on the Windows Store
July 10th
- Dennis picks RingCentral in its move to a more agile way of working
- Trump backtracks on US-Russia cyber crime unit proposal
- AA: Our handling of security breach fell short
- Facebook to build 1,500 new homes in Silicon Valley
- Robot reporters will write your local news, thanks to Google
July 7th
- UK government offers £16m 5G research fund for 2018 trials
- Privacy International seeks to expose Five Eyes surveillance standards
- Samsung reports record quarterly profits
- Three million WWE fan accounts exposed online
- TfL passes 1 billion contactless journeys
July 6th
- Gigabit LTE comes to London
- Nokia and Zeiss reignite partnership to capture photo fans
- Google faces another record fine from EU - this time on Android
- John McAfee settles lawsuit with Intel over use of his name
- Investment in UK tech firms climbs despite Brexit
- Virgin Media 'fails to deliver' on advertised broadband speeds
July 5th
- US may intervene in Apple's €13 billion EU tax appeal
- Online recruitment startup Job Squad wins Techpitch 4.5
- Review agrees that DeepMind-NHS deal "lacked clarity"
- London businesses suffer from poor broadband connectivity
July 4th
- Facebook challenges US gag order, claiming free speech
- Only 50% of CIOs improve cyber security after WannaCry
- Large IT contracts 'could fuel £20bn UK government tech market'
- Why AMD Ryzen hasn't boosted its market share by 10%
- Software fix for Mirai-infected IoT devices 'fails'
- Drone causes chaos at Gatwick Airport
July 3rd
- Microsoft 'may shed thousands of jobs in cloud refocus'
- Laptop ban lifted on flights from Abu Dhabi to the US
- UK launches £400m fund to boost fibre broadband
- Terror law reviewer: don't criminalise the internet
- Siemens rushes to patch IoT devices against Intel AMT flaw