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January 31
- Witcher 3 dev forums hacked, 1.8 million accounts stolen
- VMware urges customers to patch critical AirWatch flaw
- Skills and investment shortage worries IT sector
- Three offers embedded Wi-Fi calls for Android and iOS devices
January 30
- Wales laments slow broadband progress
- Google almost 'broke the web' with its latest Chrome update
- Calls for watchdog to prevent AI discrimination
- Solgari and m-hance join forces on Microsoft Dynamics CRM
- Government launches 'fake news' inquiry
- IoT and data centres lead Intel's success in Q4 2016
January 29
- Microsoft's head of ed tech: forget the hype
January 27
- Data breach site LeakedSource taken down in police raid
- Data Protection Day: why it's time to speak up for privacy
- US has 'no strategy' for dealing with Russian cyber attack, says McCain
- Taxes bite Alphabet, but "other bets" show promise
- Microsoft announces collaboration update to OneDrive
- NetApp appoints Nick Thurlow as senior sales director and UK&I MD
- Why HP thinks Syrian refugees need top-of-the-line tech
January 26
- AI software learns to self-replicate
- Apple's legal war against Qualcomm spreads to China
- Trump pledges to engage in "cyberwarfare"
- HP expands recall of fire-prone batteries
- Kaspersky's head of investigations arrested on suspicion of treason in Russia
January 25
- The six most expensive words in education tech
- Raspberry Pi: British computing teachers need more help
- Chromebooks go convertible with low-cost stylus
- Court upholds Microsoft's data privacy victory
- Cisco snatches up $3.7bn AppDynamics in cloud push
- Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg denies presidential ambitions
January 24
- TechUK: A “disorderly” Brexit would harm tech sector
- Oxfam migrates from private cloud to Microsoft Azure
- Trump appoints anti-net neutrality chairman to FCC
- Sage unveils Sage 50c with Microsoft Office 365 integration
- Currencycloud appoints ex-Misys head to CTO role
- Government's Industrial Strategy promises AI and robotics investment
January 23
- Snowden's ultra secure email provider is back online
- DDoS attack hits Lloyds Banking Group mobile apps
- Twitter apologises after forcing people to follow President Trump
- Centiq announces new appointment to boost SAP HANA success
- Cloud revenue boosts IBM results as traditional services decline
- ICO outlines its GDPR guidance priorities
January 20
- US scientists rule out AI as a threat to humanity
- Mozilla’s rebrand confuses web browsers
- One-third of tech IPOs see valuations drain away
- CloudSmartz partners with NYI for direct access to cloud services
- US Army chooses IBM as IaaS provider
January 19
- Artificial intelligence 'vital' for business success
- GCHQ to make spies of tech-savvy teenage girls
- Expert panel to ensure "Brexit is a success" for UK tech
- DocuSign appoints new CEO
- Protestor plans DDoS attack against Trump's inauguration
January 18
- Mobile and IoT cause security concerns for businesses
- Ofcom fines EE £2.7m for overcharging 40,000 customers
- Why women must fill growing tech skills gap
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise to swallow SimpliVity for $650m
- Oracle plans more UK data centres
- CIOs lack diversity, says Experis
- Apple raises App Store prices by 25% thanks to Brexit
January 17
- Microsoft: Windows 7 can't keep up with security needs
- Salesforce to integrate Commerce Cloud with Facebook's ads
- Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 for industry goes on sale
- Silicon Roundabout is falling out of favour with startups
January 16
- Government WhatsApp chats revealed by FOIA
- Meet the bonkers interface the iPhone almost used
- Adobe bundles Chrome plugin with Reader fixes
January 13
- Barts Health NHS Trust rules out ransomware attack
- WhatsApp backdoor: "A huge threat to freedom of speech"
- Rudy Giuliani's security company website suffers outage
- Global PC shipments decline for fifth year running, says Gartner
- Comms-care now offers Microsoft Surface support contracts
January 12
- AWS re:Start to teach digital skills to young people and military veterans
- GoDaddy revokes thousands of SSL certificates due to code bug
- Researchers confirm that Ukraine outage was cyber attack
- Zebra Technologies appoints new EMEA VP
- Liberty hits crowdfunding goal to take on Snooper's Charter
- RSA insurance group fined £150,000 after losing customer details
January 11
- Donald Trump: Russia was likely behind DNC hack
- Bett 2017 speaker profile: Sir Ken Robinson
- Cybersecurity inquiry launched to investigate range of threats facing UK
January 10
- EU calls for tighter privacy rules for web communications
- Citrix acquires Unidesk to make app layering a cinch
- Snapchat is set to open a London office
- NHS IT director and tech vendor jailed for corrupt contracts
- Virgin Media and BT agree new MVNO deal
- ESEA hacked, leaking 1.5 million gamers' records
January 9
- Razer prototypes stolen at CES
January 6
- Acropolis 5.0 released by Nutanix
- Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon (2017)
- Dell XPS 13 2-in-1 and XPS 27: hands-on
- Tod Nielsen appointed CEO and president of FinancialForce
- FTC: D-Link IoT devices put thousands of customers at risk
- Moore’s Law survives in Intel’s Cannon Lake chip
- IT workers seeking new job opportunities, despite predictions
- GoldenEye ransomware disguised as job application
January 5
- Intel debuts 5G modem at CES
- Former employee accuses Snapchat of 'misrepresenting growth'
- Samsung Chromebook Pro: First look
- Huawei Mate 9: First look
- Startup launches campaign to place 1,000 women in tech by 2020
- Artist creates anti-surveillance clothing
January 4
- Wi-Fi hijacker Trojan masquerades as Android apps
- Gartner: VR and voice AI will fuel future device growth
- Ford and Toyota release open source tools for in-car apps
- Ingram Micro offers Aruba training to channel partners
- Dropbox joins forces with Intel to provide enhanced security
- UK government support for startups at CES 'embarrassing'
January 3
- Bitcoin smashes $1,000-mark at turn of New Year
- Dell unveils enterprise-focused XPS 13 2-in-1
- HPE leads the way in high performance computing revenue
- Cloudflare servers "panic" after leap second
- Android beats Adobe Flash for most security flaws in 2016