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China Pouring Investment Capital Into US Start-Ups

Oct 12, 2015

AngelList, a sort of a dating site but for start-ups only based in the People's Republic, has an additional £260 million to throw someone’s way in the United States, The Wall Street Journal reports.

Ofcom Raises Spectre Of Curbed UK Broadband Competition

Oct 12, 2015

CEO Sharon White warns against mergers in the broadband sector, saying that it would kill the little competition that currently exists - and that that competition is needed in order for the market to survive.

Tax Storm Over Miniscule Facebook UK Payments

Oct 12, 2015

The numbers showing just how much mega-business Facebook has paid Britain in taxes has some people outraged: £4,327.

Japan Leaps Ahead In 5G Race

Oct 12, 2015

NTT DoCoMo and telecom company Huawei have jointly field tested 5G connectivity and have achieved a peak speed of 3.6Gbps, say press reports.

UK Accounting Player Sage Has New Online Offering

Oct 09, 2015

Company claims small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) can now access the same level of comprehensive, real-time accounting information as large enterprises.

UK Will Need 'Millions' More IT Workers By 2030 Claim

Oct 09, 2015

According to O2, the UK alone will need 2.3 million workers with IT skills in that time - with 766,000 new jobs needing to be created in the next five years alone, mostly in London and South-East.

Inward Investment Into UK IT Scene Booming, Says Study

Oct 09, 2015

Venture capital investment into Britain’s technology sector has reached a record high - with London-based companies managing to secure around three quarters per cent of the $2.2bn (£1.43bn) raised by UK firms since the beginning of this year.

CIOs Say IT's Getting More, Not Less, Complex

Oct 09, 2015

A vast majority of UK’s chief information officers believe IT has made their business lives more complicated instead of simplifying things, a new study claims.

Wearables Becoming Something Of A Workplace IT Puzzle

Oct 09, 2015

The 2015 Wearable Technology Survey shows that a lot of IT professionals run networks with the new devices - and are not sure they're completely on top of the challenge, it seems.