UK government lost 1,000 devices in the last year
Have they looked down the back of the sofa?
Security hardware maker Apricorn has released a report indicating that UK government departments have lost or had stolen more than 1,000 devices in the past year.
Save ARM campaign starts
Hauser wants Boris to interfere
One of ARM's co-founders has started a campaign to get the UK government to interfere in the deal to flog the outfit to Nvidia.
Google faces child tracking case
Multi-billion pound law suit
Search engine outfit Google faces a multibillion-dollar lawsuit in the UK over claims that YouTube routinely breaks privacy laws by tracking children online.
There's a severe digital skills gap in UK
Mind the Gap
The latest research by Hays Learning found employers have struggled to fill one third of vacancies due to a lack of digital competency.
UK could allow hands free driving by spring
Transport department calls for an investigation
Hands-free driving could be legal on UK roads by spring next year, the government has said.
Trump brags how he forced the UK to abandon Hauwei
Boris Johnson has to give me his lunch money now
Britain announced on Tuesday that it would ban equipment from the Chinese technology giant Huawei from the country's high-speed wireless network, even if it means falling behind on 5G and ending up with a more expensive product.
Apple continues to sting the British taxpaper
What a surprise
The fruity cargo cult Apple is continuing to sting the British Inland Revenue.
US chip ban may have kicked Huawei out of the UK
It looks like they may not have a product to sell
Britain’s decision to allow China’s Huawei to play a limited role in building its 5G network is not “fixed in stone” and is being reviewed following the imposition of US sanctions.
UK will lose 5G lead if Huawei locked out
Vodafone worried
Vodafone has warned that the UK's desire to lead in 5G will suffer a blow if Huawei is ripped out of the networks.
British surrender again to the US, this time over Huawei
Because the last time it surrendered to the US, things worked out so well
The National Cyber Security Agency in the UK is expected to conclude that US sanctions against Huawei will make it impossible to use the Chinese company's technology as planned for 5G networks.