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As funding dries up for private 5G trials, is there a business case?
"As gov't funding for these projects comes to an end, most of the trials are wrapping up..."
Cybersecurity
Google patches exploited new Chrome 0day
The vulnerability, CVE-2022-1096, also affects other Chromium browsers.
Enterprise IT
New EU-US data transfer deal agreed but challenges already beckon
New framework would end Schrems II uncertainty, but faces legal challenges.
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UK5G Showcase shows the value of extensive trials and testing for new tech
The UK5G Showcase is brimming with interesting projects and valuable lessons.
Cloud
Geospatial data heads to the cloud -- but there’s a long way to go before blue skies
Satellite data infrastructure provider Ursa Space capped off a busy few months for the company today by announcing it had raised $16m in Series C funding from several big-name investors. Last November, meanwhile, the firm became an AWS Partner; then on 12 January Ursa Space said it was working with
Cybersecurity
Microsoft investigating claimed Lapsus hack of internal Azure DevOps account
Lapsus hacked Microsoft DevOps account with Bing projects access, group claims.
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One to Watch #8: WCKD RZR's Chuck Teixeira on revolutionising data access in multinationals
"You can start to work on this use case immediately, not waiting months."
Enterprise IT
HackerOne apologises to Ukrainian hackers after bounty freeze row, CEO deletes Tweet
Russian, Belarussian hackers bewail frozen payments as critics say...
Enterprise IT
Coupa shares plummet as forecasts fall short, despite Q4 profits
Coupa shares fell 30% as its forecasts failed to meet expectations.
Enterprise IT
Intel unveils €80bn EU investment -- UK misses out
Intel will spend €33 billion on new fabs in Germany, Ireland and Italy, plus R&D investment elsewhere.
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Webroot sues CrowdStrike, Sophos, others over alleged patent infringement
"Legitimate licensing discussions start with a phone call, not a lawsuit..."
Enterprise IT
Gov says new UK digital ID plans could add £5bn to economy, promises no mandatory ID cards
Introduction of a UK Digital ID could boost economy by up to £5.4bn.