public sector

President Joe Biden issues sanctions against 32 entities and officials, as well as expelling 10 diplomats

Participation will be voluntary, but incentives may push adoption

The UK's competiton watchdog has provisionally cleared the £31 billion merger

AI will be prohibited from use in mass surveillance or for ranking social behaviour

We look at the new rules designed to maintain user privacy in the digital age

The AI startup is thought to be aiming for a £3 billion float on the London Stock Exchange

The AAID is unique to all Android devices and can be shared with third parties for more effective targeted advertising

The Digital Markets Unit is charged with drawing up codes of conduct for competition and will operate without statutory powers at first

The custom-made augmented reality (AR) headsets will be used both in training and in combat scenarios

Open Democracy claims victory despite dropping its lawsuit

The firm argues that Apple's App Store rules are "a clear violation of the UK Competition Act of 1998"

The "temporary" move has left 37,000 students unable to access their correspondence and coursework

City of London Police told IT Pro that a spike in January was caused by vaccine phishing emails

The antivirus provider refused to provide information for the CMA's ongoing investigation

The department shifts payroll, finance and customer support functions to the Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications suite

More than a million hard-to-reach premises in Cornwall, Essex and Tees Valley among those to benefit from the first phase of the programme

This includes creating a “consistent data platform” and implementing Shared Care Records across NHS

Groups claim bill will encourage 'digital strip searches'

A three-year partnership will see the US chipmaker develop bespoke ASICs with built-in security features

Openreach announced plans to 'ramp up' FTTP rollout to 3 million premises per year

EE and O2 were the biggest spenders with each network buying up £450m of 5G spectrum

A new report suggests technological innovations implemented during the pandemic need to be improved before they're "locked-in"