The UK is running on empty when it comes to electric vehicle charging points
Infrastructure needs to be increased tenfold before traditional motors banned in 2030, says market study
Offbeat28 Jul 2021 | 478
'Login infrastructure issue' blamed as sustained Xero outage threatens payrolls
Accountancy software goes TITSUP* as biz users can't invoice customers nor see who's paid their bills
SaaS27 Jul 2021 | 32
Remember the bloke who was told by Zen Internet to contact his MP about crap service? Yeah, it's still not fixed
Fear not! Issue is at the 'highest level of escalation,' says ISP
Networks26 Jul 2021 | 70
For a true display of wealth, dab printer ink behind your ears instead of Chanel No. 5
Litre of the office essential costs as much as £2,410 – up from £1,700 in 2003, finds Which?
Personal Tech26 Jul 2021 | 97
eBay cyberstalking victims sue internet tat bazaar over former staff members' campaign of harassment
We endured enormous cruelty and abuse and feared for our lives, say couple
Legal23 Jul 2021 | 6
Subcontractors working on CityFibre's £45m Derby rollout threaten to 'rip up tarmac' in dispute over payments
Main contractor J McCann insists it takes its obligations 'very seriously'
Networks23 Jul 2021 | 45
UK celebrates 25 years of wasteful, 'underperforming' government IT projects
National Audit Office's scathing report blames fails on lack of experience
On-Prem23 Jul 2021 | 116
BT tries to crack cyber crime, grabs stake in Safe Security
Spends £££ on Silicon Valley cyber risk management firm
Security23 Jul 2021 | 5
Money can't buy you love: Huawei continues to throw fistfuls of dollars at US lobbying efforts
Another year, and Chinese tech bogeyman is still on the blocklist
Networks21 Jul 2021 | 4
Dog eats UK government's Hydrogen Strategy homework just as summer recess arrives
Ah shucks, industry and investors will have to wait a little bit longer
Science21 Jul 2021 | 39
Peers question experts over UK police use of AI, facial recognition tech
Academics, senior officers sat at uncomfortable table and asked 'what's going on 'ere, then?'
AI + ML21 Jul 2021 | 12
UK's Digital Markets Unit – the Big Tech watchdog – remains toothless for now but statutory powers due this year
Better get a wiggle on because the work is stacking up, those potentially massive fines won't write themselves
Legal20 Jul 2021 | 2
Black horse of banking borkage revisits Lloyds
It's working now and they're very sorry
Off-Prem19 Jul 2021 | 5
Happy 'Freedom Day': Stats suggest many in England don't want it or think it's a terrible idea
Coronavirus restrictions lifting, but to what cost?
Offbeat19 Jul 2021 | 243
Wanted: State-backed bandits planning cyberattacks on US infrastructure. Reward: $10m
Cops and dobbers: Uncle Sam dangles cash incentive for tattletales
Security16 Jul 2021 | 16
Get a load of fancypants no-enemies AMD-Xilinx: 'Large majority' of third parties 'had no concerns' about pair's hookup
British competition watchdog publishes details of why it approved AMD/Xilinx merger
On-Prem16 Jul 2021 | 6
Total recall: Amazon faces legal action from US consumer protection group over hazardous goods
24-page complaint lists thousands of products deemed to be unsafe
Legal15 Jul 2021 | 21
This is the data watchdog! Surrender your Matt Hancock smoochy-kiss pics right now!
ICO raids homes, seizes computers after UK Department of Health leak
Security15 Jul 2021 | 56
Regulating facial recognition technology? It's the 'Wild West out there,' says US law boffin
House Committee on the Judiciary told until there is a proper regime, there will be 'misuse, and mistrust' of the tech
Security15 Jul 2021 | 6
Facial-recognition technology gets a smack in the chops from civil rights campaigners
Updated US retailers accused of privacy invasion
Security14 Jul 2021 | 47
UK's biggest trade union takes aim at Amazon over 'price gouging' allegations
Nothing to see here, says gargantuan online retailer, thrilled as ever to chat with a union
Legal14 Jul 2021 | 25
Cellnex and CK Hutchison have just 5 days to prove mass mobile tower sell-off won't harm competition
Cellnex already 'largest' phone mast supplier, says UK regulator
Networks14 Jul 2021 | 8
G20 finance ministers agree plan to make multinationals pay their 'fair share' of tax
Tax-efficient tech giants in firing line
Legal12 Jul 2021 | 82
Oracle files $7m copyright claim against NEC's US limb over 'unreported royalties' from database distribution
Subsidiary kicked out of Big Red's friend OPN club following audit
Databases09 Jul 2021 | 33
OK, you're paying data charges in the EU, but you can still roam free in, er, Iceland
Sandwiched between cheese and prawns in UK post-Brexit trade deal
Networks09 Jul 2021 | 175
IBM still spending its way to cloud relevance with BoxBoat buy
New DevOps buy to support OpenShift push
PaaS + IaaS09 Jul 2021 | 5
Ex-IBM whistleblower's suit back in court, 8 years after he alleged irregularities in $265m IRS software deal
Judges revive some of the claims
Legal08 Jul 2021 | 4
Massive 3D catzilla gets crowds purring in busy Shinjuku district of Tokyo
We'd hate to see the litter tray
Bootnotes08 Jul 2021 | 26
ICO survey on data flouters: 50% say they receive more unwanted calls than before pandemic
Plus: Fewer people proportion agree 'current laws' sufficiently protect personal information
Security08 Jul 2021 | 20
Hoe yes he did: IT pro record-botherer balances garden tool on his head for 2.5 hours
Adds to soap-stacking, egg-catching, chess-setting, and many more titles
Bootnotes07 Jul 2021 | 28
UK's data watchdog probes use of private email to discuss government business at the Department of Health
Information Commissioner cites loss of transparency as reason for inquiry
Security07 Jul 2021 | 25
Jackie 'You have no authority here' Weaver: We need more 50-somethings in UK tech
Lack of older workers probably means they need to reskill, says BCS survey
Offbeat07 Jul 2021 | 93
Gov.UK vows to chop red tape in the digital sector. What could possibly go wrong?
Answers on a postcard below
Offbeat07 Jul 2021 | 45
The cost of cyber insurance increased 32 per cent last year and shows no signs of easing
'Claims are up, capacity is down, and underwriting profitability is, at best, under pressure'
Security05 Jul 2021 | 19
Arm chief hits out at 'ill-informed speculation' over proposed Nvidia buyout
Hakuna matata
On-Prem05 Jul 2021 | 41
What's this about a lawyer looking for an heir? City of London Police seek IT crew to help crack down on fraud
Contract worth £75m over seven years
Security05 Jul 2021 | 6
Now everyone can take in the sights and smells of a London tram station shut for 70 years
Mmm, musty
Offbeat05 Jul 2021 | 24
While some Apple employees aren't happy with hybrid work plans, those on the retail front line are probably delighted
In-store/work-from-home arrangement extended to Apple Store Geniuses
Personal Tech02 Jul 2021 | 8
Ex-boss of UK's Competition and Markets Authority asks: How can it tackle Big Tech when no one knows what the CMA is?
On the other hand, he did have two years to raise watchdog's profile
Legal02 Jul 2021 | 15
Brit firm fined £200k for banging on about missold PPI in 11.4 million nuisance calls
316 people complained to the Information Commissioner's Office
Security02 Jul 2021 | 40
Google lawyers dismiss sueball over 'security flaw' in contact-tracing software as 'theoretical' and 'hypothetical'
'Complaint is noticeably devoid of factual allegations'
Legal01 Jul 2021 | 2
Amazon: Our carbon footprint went up 19% last year but we grew even more than that, so 'carbon intensity' is down
Alrighty... that's OK then?
Offbeat01 Jul 2021 | 27
Lockdown-induced gadgetry rush sent Dixons Carphone's online sales skywards – and repaid £73m of furlough wages
But mobile biz continues to wane
Channel30 Jun 2021 | 4
Financial watchdog says Google's clampdown on scam ads might not be enough to prevent stricter laws in Britain
That's tough talk – especially after the amazing reversal on £680k it spent on anti-fraud ads with search giant
Networks30 Jun 2021 | 7
UK Cabinet Office's spending on cybersecurity training rises by 500% in a year
No indication any of it went on preventing theft of CCTV footage, though, eh Matt?
Security29 Jun 2021 | 23
UK artists seek 'luvvie levy' on new gadgets to make up for all the media that consumers access online
'Smart Fund' would be redistributed among creators and performers
Offbeat29 Jun 2021 | 101
Water conditions in Jupiter's clouds could support 'life', say astroboffins
Gas giant's atmosphere has right concentration of water and temp, though other factors still unknown
Science28 Jun 2021 | 13
UK's competition watchdog preps to shoulder post-Brexit workload from European Commission
Apparently Eastenders' Phil Mitchell is in charge these days - it sounds fighty
Legal28 Jun 2021 | 41
No BS*: BT is hooking up with OneWeb to tackle UK notspots
It's like an animal farm / That's the rural charm in the country
Networks28 Jun 2021 | 14
Green MSP calls on Scottish government to stop spending £4.7m a year with AWS after Amazon 'dumping' allegations
'Public money should be going to small companies and those who need to recover from the pandemic'
Off-Prem26 Jun 2021 | 34
Bug at payments processor WorldPay swipes £2k+ per ride ticket from Brighton Pier revellers
yy/mm/dd. Yep that's £2,104.18 a ride for April beachgoers
Bootnotes25 Jun 2021 | 39
UK competition watchdog launches investigation into fake review epidemic across Google and Amazon
Refuses to give tech giants a five-star rating
Legal25 Jun 2021 | 20
Romance in 2021: Using creepware to keep tabs on your partner or ex. Aww
With this app, I thee stalk
Security24 Jun 2021 | 13
UK urged to choo-choo-choose hydrogen-powered trains in pursuit of carbon-neutral economic growth
Meanwhile, Porterbrook's Hydroflex trials continue
Science24 Jun 2021 | 125
Advert for coronavirus 'destroying' air 'purifier' exterminated by UK watchdog
If only it were that easy
Bootnotes24 Jun 2021 | 19
Euro court rules YouTube not automatically liable for users illegally uploading copyright-protected material
It has to take action on takedowns though, prelim ruling on long-running Sarah Brightman spat finds
Legal23 Jun 2021 | 13
SEC still digging into SolarWinds fallout, nudges undeclared victims
US markets watchdog sniffs around potential insider trading, data violations relating to hack
Security22 Jun 2021 | 6
'Google is present at almost all levels of the supply chain' for online ads: It's time for a competition probe, says EU
French regulator can probably help having already fined megacorp €220m
Legal22 Jun 2021 | 16
Mind the gap(ing mouth): London's Underground to get ubiquitous mobile phone coverage
That's. Just. Great
Networks22 Jun 2021 | 31
EU court rules in Telenet copyright case: ISPs can be forced to hand over some customer data use details
Belgian firm must produce the IP addresses of BitTorrent users
Legal21 Jun 2021 | 24
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