Policy
Regtech spending to triple by 2026: But are incumbents struggling to procure from startups?
Onboarding and AML tools leading the charge.
Cloud
Bank of England plans tough new rules on IT resilience, avoiding cloud "concentration risk"
Demands "full access and unrestricted rights for audit and information..."
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SLC inks £178m deal with Tata as it keeps spending on troubled IT setup
TCS joins Atos and Capgemini as SLC strategic partner
Enterprise IT
Fujitsu beats Vodafone to controversial £184m diplomatic network
ECHO 2 is finally happening and Vodafone is missing out...
Enterprise IT
Testing delayed on HMG's "One Login" project
Public testing should have started in March, but has been held back.
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Are you using synthetic data? The markets watchdog wants to learn from your experience...
And so does The Stack. 'cc us in...
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Technology use in the justice system is a "Wild West" warn Peers
Algorithms could undermine fair trials warns report, calling for primary legislation
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Samsung threatens to pull R&D team from the UK over 6G funding failures
Howard Benn says UK on its 'last chance' to save telecoms research industry.
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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..."
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The Digital Markets Act: What you need to know about the EU's new DMA
Technical standards, GDPR friction questions remain...
Enterprise IT
New EU-US data transfer deal agreed but challenges already beckon
New framework would end Schrems II uncertainty, but faces legal challenges.
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.