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  • Tech firms urge Tory leadership candidates to back UK’s digital sector

    June 6, 2019

    Tech firms have issued a desperate plea to candidates in the Tory leadership race, urging them to avoid a no-deal Brexit and back the UK’s booming digital sector. Tech UK, which represents more than 900 businesses, has written to the candidates warning of  “long-lasting and damaging consequences” of a no-deal Brexit for tech investment and [...]

  • Autonomy trial: Meg Whitman ‘ready to throw Leo under bus’ for failed merger

    June 5, 2019

    Former HP chief executive Meg Whitman was prepared to throw her predecessor “under the bus“ and blame him for the tech giant’s failed £8.4bn acquisition of Autonomy, a court heard yesterday. In an email to HP’s head of communications in 2012 Whitman said she was “happy to throw Leo under the bus in a tit for tat”. Read more: HP not suing Autonomy [...]

  • Games round-up: Observation and Heaven’s Vault reviews

    June 5, 2019

    Observation Platform: PC, PS4 Observation is one hell of a proposition: a follow-up to the superlative indie horror game Stories Untold, set in a space station designed by alumni of Alien: Isolation, in which you control a rogue AI inspired by HAL from 2001. And for the most part, it lives up to that promise. [...]

  • Microsoft and Oracle team up to take on Amazon Web Services

    June 5, 2019

    Microsoft and Oracle will connect their cloud services in an effort to woo big businesses and take on market leader Amazon Web Services (AWS). The combined service will enable users to connect Oracle’s autonomous databases with Microsoft services, such as Azure analytics and artificial intelligence. The new high-speed link between the two company’s data centres [...]

  • Surface Studio 2 review: Microsoft’s shape-shifting iMac killer

    June 5, 2019

    The Surface Studio 2 is the latest addition to Microsoft’s Surface range, which began in 2012 with a series of hybrid tablet computers. But while those first devices were popular, it wasn’t until the launch of the Surface Book laptop in 2016 that the company really started upping their design game, and stealing Apple’s brushed [...]

  • Samsung cuts output at its last Chinese smartphone factory

    June 5, 2019

    Samsung will cut production at its last remaining smartphone factory in China, as its loses ground on domestic rivals. Read more: Trump: US and UK will reach an agreement on Huawei The reduction comes just six months after the South Korean firm announced the closure of its factory in Tianjin. Another factory in Shenzhen closed [...]

  • Apple asks developers to put its new sign-in button above Facebook and Google’s

    June 5, 2019

    Apple is set to ask developers to put its new “Sign in with Apple” button above those of rival services Google and Facebook on iOS apps. Apple unveiled its new login button at its Worldwide Developers Conference on Monday. Many users sign in to apps using their Facebook or Google accounts because it saves them [...]

  • Government must do more to protect UK from cyber attacks, MPs warn

    June 5, 2019

    The government has not done enough to protect the UK from the growing risk of cyber attacks, MPs have warned. The influential Public Accounts Committee (PAC) today published a report criticising the government for not making sufficient progress in its cybersecurity strategy. Read more: Less than one per cent of cyber crimes lead to prosecution [...]

  • Softbank earns $11bn for selling some of its huge Alibaba stake

    June 4, 2019

    Japan’s Softbank will book a pre-tax profit of $11.1bn (£8.75bn) for selling part of its stake in Chinese ecommerce giant Alibaba. The sale forms part of a three-year-old deal to sell assets in order to buy British chip designer ARM for $32bn in 2016. Read more: Uber IPO: Shares slide on second day of trading [...]

  • Trump: US and UK will reach an agreement on Huawei

    June 4, 2019

    US President Donald Trump has said his country will be able to work out any differences with the UK over Chinese tech firm Huawei. Read more: Huawei to sell undersea cable business amid trade feud with US Speaking to reporters in London during a three-day state visit to the UK, Trump denied the US would [...]

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