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October 30
- Google Drive phishing scam returns
October 29
- Over 2,000 British Gas customer logins released online
- Cisco says cloud traffic to triple by 2019
- Extreme Networks refreshes channel programme
- Number plate recognition cameras can be hacked by anyone
- BT and EE's merger cleared by CMA
October 28
- Schools can continue to use cloud services despite warning
- Start-ups sign open letter to David Cameron on skilled immigration changes
- Kyocera overhauls UK &I partner programme
- iPhones, Watches and Macs responsible for Apple's Q4 profit
- Cyber security Information Sharing Act passed in US
- DVLA CTO: Government Digital Service should be a consultancy for departments
- Government not ready for move to IPv6 according to research
October 27
- Content management should be viewed through same lens as CRM, ERP et al
- Secure hardware or lose your cyber battles, says Oracle
- European Parliament rejects net neutrality amendments
- TeamQuest announces capacity management add-on for Azure
- Taser switches from AWS to Microsoft Azure
October 26
- Welcome to the insight economy: Disrupt or be disrupted
- Oracle won't let you turn off security ever again
- Start Tank is supporting start-ups with a start-up attitude
- Symantec's Keith Bird departs company
- Barclays suffers weekend tech outage
October 23
- Fashion and healthcare will drive the Internet of Things
- Google to invest in 'transformative' machine learning, says new CEO
- FitBit blasts hacking claims as false
- Innovate UK launches 5G tech R&D competition
- Apple not worried about Chinese economy woes
October 22
- YouTube Red: Google goes ad-free – for $10 a month
- Bitcoin legally exempt from VAT, rules EU Court of Justice
- BT opts for Caringo as its storage service supplier
- Trend Micro buys HP TippingPoint
- Majority of companies think they're protected against cyber crime
October 21
- London named EU capital for tech start-ups
- Michael Dell talks up power of private ownership at Dell World
- EdTech UK launched to promote growth of education and learning technology sector
- Virtustream to swallow up VMware and EMC clouds
- Sony Pictures hack: Ex-employees to be paid up to $8m in damages
- Oracle fixes vulnerability used in NATO and White House hacks
- HTC One A9 release date, price, specs and features
- EE reaches 12.6 million 4G customers
- ICO fines online pharmacy £130,000 for selling patient data
- Informatica announces Tableau data management solutions
- Veeam introduces storage offering in Availability Suite v9
- CityFibre waives business connection fees
- Dell announces host of new services at Dell World 2015
October 20
- GitHub: Learning code is as creative as learning music
- US and EU must reach new Safe Harbour deal by January 2016
- Apple yanks 250 iOS data-harvesting apps from App Store
- Two thirds of companies fail data best practice
- BT Openreach expands Infosys distribution to 5,000 employees
October 19
- Pure Storage focuses on channel training
- Westcon-Comstor announces new UCC chief
- 1.2 million SMBs lack basic digital skills
- Army of Intel engineers sets to work on iPhone chips
- Mobile phone operators hike up access charges
- Facebook to notify users of government spying
October 16
- Tech City UK visa scheme widens start-up access to foreign talent
- This USB “killer” stick destroys a computer in seconds
- Cabbies may launch Supreme Court appeal against Uber app
- Ruxit Managed brings SaaS features to on-premise APM
- CEOs want CIOs to focus more on business than tech
- Adaptive Mobile reveals hacker holes in mobile networks
October 15
- Great Western Railway gets on track with Rackspace
- GDS payment tool Gov.uk Pay enters beta testing
- Skype for Business lands on iOS
- Chesham gets 166Mbit/sec free Wi-Fi on (and in) the high street
- Hackers selling credit cards for £13 online
- EMC and Exponential-e announce low-cost UK-based storage
- UK could lead world in quantum tech, says BT
- GCHQ is allowed to track MP communications
October 14
- NetApp changes partner programme to help shift to hybrid cloud
- IBM to create on-premise version of Blue Box private cloud
- Dell, FBI and NCA bring down botnet behind £20m cyber bank heist
- Is Qualcomm creating a 24-core datacentre processor?
- Apple introduces Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse 2, and Magic Trackpad 2
- Uber suffers massive security breach
- Intel chip demand slows as income falls
- Apple faces mega bill after losing iPhone and iPad chip patent dispute
- Apple launches new iMacs packing more powerful processors
October 13
- Maintel sleeps out for charity
- Tech's gender pay gap persists on Ada Lovelace Day
- Why teachers ‘don't need to understand technology’
- HP's Meg Whitman savages Dell-EMC merger
- EMC looks to reduce friction within Federation
- Facebook enters e-commerce space with in-app shopping plans
- Cloud Distribution strengthens security range with Check Point
- CIOs say IT is getting more complex
- Memblaze partners with Avnet to expand EMEA reach
October 12
- Box recruits French fashion house to its collaboration platform
- Jaguar Land Rover announces car-cloud integration research
- EMC: BPP is fair to all partners
- Ipswitch reveals channel growth plans
- Privacy groups call for investigation into Experian following T-Mobile data leak
October 9
- Egnyte granted Object Store patent
- Artificial intelligence halves development time for cancer drug
- Over 2 million new digital jobs expected by 2020
- Child sex abuse material increasingly found on work devices
- Can you afford to lose £4.1m? That's the cost of cyber crime to business
- How Amazon's cloud will make the IoT smarter
October 8
- AWS: Old tech giants have lost desire to innovate
- Amazon's new in-memory engine SPICE will transform your analytics
- Workday opens new European HQ in Dublin
- Toyota confirms on-road driverless car trials
- Dell XPS 15 (2015) hands-on
October 7
- Avanade and Aspire Foundation partner to inspire 1bn women in tech
- Tech City UK's Digital Business Academy growing after 18,000 enrolments
- GCHQ can control your smartphone, Edward Snowden says
- Apple acquires smartphone AI firm Perceptio
October 6
- UK tablet market stagnant as hybrid devices come to the fore
- Microsoft launches Band 2 fitness tracker
- Worldwide digital economy worth £3.2 trillion by 2025
- Nuclear power plants at risk of devastating cyber attacks
October 5
- Are VCs edging women out of our tech revolution?
- Apple yanks iFixit app after Apple TV tear-down
October 2
- Linux.Wifatch code targets the IoT, without malicious intent
- Skype Translator rolling out to Windows Desktops
October 1
- Orange's Business VPN Galerie now connected to Google's Cloud
- Only 63 per cent of companies run security drills