London has 400 GW of grid requests holding up datacenter builds And up to 70% of stalled energy generation projects are unlikely to be approved, claims regulator Ofgem On-Prem10 Feb 2025 | 153
Microsoft's London 'Experience Center' packs up and goes home Oxford Circus space closed after six years Personal Tech27 Jan 2025 | 27
Transport for London confirms 5,000 users' bank data exposed, pulls large chunks of IT infra offline NCA confirms arrest of 17-year-old 'on suspicion of Computer Misuse Act offences' – now bailed Cyber-crime12 Sep 2024 | 66
Transport for London confirms cyberattack, assures us all is well Government body claims there is no evidence of customer data being compromised Cyber-crime03 Sep 2024 | 30
CoreWeave plows £1B into UK HQ and datacenters as it eyes European expansion Ah, just nod and smile when they talk about Britain and Europe Off-Prem13 May 2024 | 5
City of London ditches Oracle for SAP in search of ERP enlightenment Updated Four years after first approaching market for new system, public body hopes to start working with SI Databases19 Feb 2024 | 43
Capita wins £50M fraud reporting contract with City of London cops No, the irony isn't lost on us either Security14 Jun 2023 | 26
Microsoft ditches plans for 500,000 sq ft London office Prime real estate in England's capital after making 10,000 job cuts? Not a good look On-Prem05 Apr 2023 | 29
Financial red tape blamed for London losing Arm IPO Chip outfit reportedly afraid it would have to report any transaction with a SoftBank company to UK regulator Personal Tech06 Mar 2023 | 35
Arm swans off to Nasdaq despite UK gov pleas to IPO in London Foreign-owned chip business gets even less British, no dual listing for now Systems03 Mar 2023 | 69
UK gov makes fresh grab at Arm to list IPO in London PM reportedly trying to twist CEO's er, arm Systems09 Jan 2023 | 25
London cops break into gallery to rescue lifelike art installation 'Kristina' is a sculpture of a woman with her face in a bowl of soup Offbeat14 Dec 2022 | 65
UK govt refuses to give up on scoring Arm dual-listing for London Can UK Prime Minister Liz Truss do for tech what she did for cheese and pork markets? Systems16 Sep 2022 | 26
Google: We had to shut down a datacenter to save it during London’s heatwave Can't say what caused cooling failure, admits to re-routing traffic away from working resources Off-Prem01 Aug 2022 | 46
Hospital IT melts in heatwave, leaving doctors without patient records Clinical systems 10 years old, new software due to go live next year On-Prem22 Jul 2022 | 21
Telehouse adds fifth datacenter to Docklands campus in London, UK Refurbed former Thomson Reuters DC adds 12,000 sqm to holdings On-Prem28 Mar 2022 | 5
Union demands better deal for app drivers as Uber license renewal looms Updated Mayor urged to enforce UK Supreme Court ruling Personal Tech17 Mar 2022 | 13
Crack team of boffins hash out how e-scooters should sound – but they need your help* Poll *They're probably fine Bootnotes28 Jan 2022 | 203
Uber's gig economy business model takes a blow from London legal double-whammy Updated Free Now taxi app unlawfully registered by regulator – and Ts&Cs didn't comply with the law Legal06 Dec 2021 | 19
How long till some drunkard puts a foot through one of BT's 'iconic, digital smart city communication hubs'? Phonebox upgrade dishes out internet and more in Kensington and Chelsea Networks17 Sep 2021 | 42
The cockroach of Windows, XP, lives on in London's Victoria Coach Station BORK!BORK!BORK! The three horsemen of the borkpocalypse: CMOS error, XP and... death Bootnotes26 Jul 2021 | 18
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
London Greenwich station: A reminder of former glories. Like Windows XP Bork!Bork!Bork! Borkage haunts one of the oldest station buildings in the world Bootnotes28 Jun 2021 | 43
'Lots of failed startups came out of Campus': Google axes London hub because startup scene 'doesn't need' another 7 floors of workspace It needs 'resources, mentors, and programs ... at scale, anywhere' Networks21 Jun 2021 | 33
Transport for London dangles £1.1bn carrot in pursuit of suppliers for new revenue collection deal Project includes shifting back office IT and replacing thousands of devices On-Prem11 Nov 2020 | 15
City of London Corporation explores options to escape Oracle's clutches Tests market for SaaSy alternative to Oracle E-business, wants one system to rule HR, finance, payroll, property management... Databases12 Jun 2020 | 14
'Non-commercial use only'? Oopsie. You can't get much more commercial than a huge digital billboard over Piccadilly Bork!Bork!Bork! 2012: The London Olympics, Baumgartner jumping from a balloon, and TeamViewer revealing someone wasn't using the right licence Bootnotes24 Apr 2020 | 53
London's Metropolitan Police flip the switch: Smile, fellow citizens... you're undergoing Live Facial Recognition This is not a test Science20 Feb 2020 | 77
This episode of Black Mirror sucks: London cops boast that facial-recog creepycams will be on the streets this year In depth Here's what Met top brass told the press this morning Science24 Jan 2020 | 87
Over a thousand electronic gizmos went missing from London councils last year Mobile phone for sale. One careless owner Personal Tech20 Jan 2020 | 23
I've had it with these motherflipping eggs on this motherflipping train Woman fined £1,500 for tirade over commuter's weird brekkie Bootnotes13 Nov 2019 | 207
Oops, wait, yeah, we did hand over photos for King's Cross facial-recog CCTV, cops admit Mayor apologizes, joins privacy watchdogs in probing use of technology in bustling corner of UK capital AI + ML06 Sep 2019 | 48
Subcontractor's track record under spotlight as London Mayoral e-counting costs spiral Bill approaching £9m compared to £4.1m in last procurement process Security19 Aug 2019 | 33
Plot twist: Google's not spying on King's Cross with facial recognition tech, but its landlord is Updated More unregulated creepycams blight London Security12 Aug 2019 | 60
Fantastic Mr Fox? Not when he sh*ts on your lawn, kids' trampoline and your soul How would YOU make those evil fluffy bastards clear off? Bootnotes26 Jul 2019 | 215
Talk about a ticket to ride... London rail passengers hear pr0n grunts over PA system Mind the fap Bootnotes13 May 2019 | 114
UK is 'not a surveillance state' insists minister defending police face recog tech Creepycams are fine. Public just needs to trust us... I mean them, I mean private firms Science03 May 2019 | 103
Come friendly bit barns and fall on Slough: Equinix opens £90m data centre in London rust belt Say it with us now: Despiiiiite Brexit On-Prem30 Apr 2019 | 40
London's Gatwick airport suspends all flights after 'multiple' reports of drones Updated Sightings continue to be reported as airport cites 'deliberate attempt to disrupt flights' Security20 Dec 2018 | 334
Fraudster convicted of online banking thefts using… whatever the hell this thing is Ingenious device, or fake bomb from 1980s cop movie? Security13 Dec 2018 | 75
Alibaba pulls dust covers off its new London cloud presence Can Chinese cloudy crowd check rise of AWS? SaaS22 Oct 2018 | 17
Belfast's networks are hella fast, London's are in the bog Northern Ireland capital is tops for just about everything mobile Networks05 Sep 2018 | 5
London's Met Police: We won't use facial recognition at Notting Hill Carnival But cops' trial of controversial tech will continue Security24 May 2018 | 45
London Mayor calls for social networks and sharing economy to stop harming society And for politicians to regulate before disruption disrupts disruptively Legal13 Mar 2018 | 88
Fancy sitting in a Level 4 driverless car roaming London? Get in line Latest trials will expose capital to delights of robot chauffeuring Science06 Mar 2018 | 25
London Mayor's chief digi officer: 'Have faith and give us a chance' Theo Blackwell says data can help capital cope with 1m more bods Legal21 Feb 2018 | 26
Robot cars will kill London jobs – but only from 2030, say politicans London Assembly report shines light on UK.gov's auto auto plans Science15 Feb 2018 | 52
How many Routemaster bus seats would it take to fill Wembley Stadium? Potential Reg Standards Soviet entry? Let's take a closer look Bootnotes18 Jan 2018 | 54
London mayor: Self-driving cars? Not without jacked-up taxes, you don't! And who will build the roads, asks Transport for London Science22 Nov 2017 | 153
Microsoft reveals details of flagship London store within spitting distance from Apple's Neighbours, everybody needs good neighbours On-Prem22 Sep 2017 | 60
London Tube tracking trial may make commuting less miserable Fascinating detail on how people move around the system Personal Tech09 Sep 2017 | 92
South London: Rats! The rodents have killed the internet Murine mouths mangle broadband - outage hits Gnaw-wood... Networks11 Aug 2017 | 54
London Mayor slams YouTube over failure to remove 'shocking' violent gang vids Sadiq Khan: Social media companies must toughen up their guidelines Legal07 Aug 2017 | 74
Virgin Media biz service goes TITSUP* across London Borough councils hit due to a 'fibre break' Networks07 Jul 2017 | 45
Can you spout digital bollocks? London is hiring a Chief Digital Officer Interest-free bicycle bundled with £100k+ salary Bootnotes03 May 2017 | 29
Londoners will be trialling driverless cars in pedestrianised area What's a squashed jogger or two in the name of progress? Edge + IoT05 Apr 2017 | 57
Commissioner kisses Met goodbye, says it's set to be 'best digital police force' Never mind the cock-ups Legal14 Feb 2017 | 8
Snapchat chooses London for international headquarters Media luvvies and adland the lure On-Prem10 Jan 2017 | 22
TfL to track Tube users in stations by their MAC addresses Data to be crunched in on-premises bit barn, transport types confirm On-Prem17 Nov 2016 | 81
Londoners react with horror to Tube Chat initiative ‘Someone tried to greet me’ splutters tearful Reg production chief Bootnotes29 Sep 2016 | 129
I want to remotely disable Londoners' cars, says Met's top cop Psst, chief. You've probably not heard of backdoors – this is a seriously bad idea Legal22 Sep 2016 | 125