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27 Jan
Introducing Verdict Magazine: Bi-monthly enterprise technology must-reads
We are delighted to announce the launch of Verdict Magazine, a bi-monthly digital magazine on the must-read topics in enterprise technology.
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27 Jan
Facebook’s Nick Clegg claims Whatsapp messages “cannot be hacked”
Facebook exec and former deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has received criticism over comments suggesting that end-to-end encrypted messages sent via WhatsApp could not be hacked.
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27 Jan
Currencycloud nets $80m funding boost for cross-border payments
Currencycloud has secured an $80m funding boost to expand its business-to-business cross-border payment platform.
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27 Jan
Huawei 5G in the UK: Public divided over trustworthiness of Chinese tech giant
The UK Government is expected to finally decide whether to allow Huawei infrastructure in its 5G network tomorrow, but the public is divided on whether the Chinese tech giant should be trusted.
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27 Jan
Better Business Bureau’s NARB takes hard line on misleading 5G ad claims
The Better Business Bureau’s (BBB) National Advertising Review Board (NARB) has taken the two largest US mobile operators, Verizon and AT&T, to task for a number of misleading advertising and marketing campaigns recently.
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27 Jan
Environmental sustainability – the new cloud computing battleground
Environmental sustainability has become a major new competitive battleground for cloud computing giants, Google, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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27 Jan
Cybersecurity technology acquisitions continue to grow
The cybersecurity technology sector continues to experience a wave of acquisitions.
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27 Jan
NASA and ESA give update on Solar Orbiter / Trump travel ban expansion takes effect / EU trade commissioner hosts US agriculture secretary
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Monday morning briefing.
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24 Jan
Mobile users warned of new FedEx scam
Mobile users are being warned against a new FedEx scam in the form of convincing SMS messages appearing to be from the delivery services company.
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24 Jan
Metropolitan Police to deploy facial recognition in London
The Metropolitan Police Service has announced it will begin using Live Facial Recognition (LFR) technology in London.
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24 Jan
HPE CEO: Mining the “data landfill” is key to solving the digital divide
Antonio Neri, CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has today made the case for turning the world’s unused data into a vital tool to tackle health issues and the so-called digital divide.
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24 Jan
Hitachi Vantara’s Waterline Data acquisition is a shrewd move in a data-logged world
Hitachi Vantara this week announced that it intends to acquire Waterline Data, a company that uses machine learning to power intelligent data cataloguing.
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24 Jan
SpaceX to launch next batch of Starlink satellites / Ericsson posts Q4 results / Greta Thunberg joins Davos climate strike
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Friday morning briefing.
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23 Jan
Could artificial intelligence help tackle the coronavirus outbreak?
The outbreak of novel coronavirus in China is growing in severity with over 500 confirmed cases across six countries.
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23 Jan
Ted Cruz has nabbed our name for a podcast about the Trump impeachment. We’re not happy
US Senator Ted Cruz has launched a podcast about the ongoing impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, but there’s a problem – he’s using the name Verdict, and that’s ours.
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23 Jan
To spot next-generation insider threats, think like Snowden
A well-placed malicious insider has the potential to cause more damage and at a greater speed than an external threat actor due to their knowledge of, and access to, a company’s IT environment.
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23 Jan
CTO Talk: Q&A with Druva’s Milind Borate
Milind Borate is the co-founder and CTO of Druva, which provides data protection and management for businesses.
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23 Jan
The Verdict Podcast: Talking technology, not Ted Cruz
After a one and a half year hiatus, the Verdict Podcast is back.
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23 Jan
Facial recognition in public spaces could be banned by the EU
Facial recognition (FR) technology is under scrutiny by the EU.
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23 Jan
Quibi – a brave move but an unconvincing business model
Quibi is framing its release as a watershed moment in the history of video content.
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23 Jan
Julian Assange in extradition proceedings hearing / Boeing 777X undergoes first test flights / Intel announces Q4 results
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Thursday morning briefing.
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22 Jan
Disaster recovery – the key factor in business continuity
Disaster recovery – didn’t that go out with the mainframe computer?
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22 Jan
UN calls for investigation into Jeff Bezos phone hack
UN human rights experts have called for an investigation into the hacking of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos’ phone via a WhatsApp account allegedly belonging to the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia.
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22 Jan
ICO publishes guidelines to protect children’s privacy online
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has published a set of guidelines designed to protect children’s privacy online.
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22 Jan
Huawei marching to a different beat with TomTom partnership
There’s never been a tech story like the Huawei-Trump bust-up.
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22 Jan
Why consumers need to think twice about smart home services
Charter Communications’ decision to shutter its home-security service next month is yet another cautionary tale from the emerging smart home services segment.
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22 Jan
Sundar Pichai: “AI is more profound than fire or electricity”
Google and Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai today reaffirmed the need to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) in a discussion at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland.
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22 Jan
Twitter Android app down following update – latest
The Twitter Android app is down for some users following an update, according to a number of reports.
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22 Jan
Sundar Pichai talks future tech at Davos / EdTech on show at BETT / Texas Instruments posts Q4 earnings
3 THINGS THAT WILL CHANGE THE WORLD TODAY Good morning, here’s your Wednesday morning briefing.
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21 Jan
Doctor Who “Nikola Tesla’s Night of Terror”: Who was Tesla?
Sunday’s Doctor Who opened with Nikola Tesla delivering a speech to investors at his Niagara Falls hydroelectric generator in 1903, and references to his life and inventions came thick and fast throughout the episode.