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People moves, funding and new powers to monitor and control internet use.

Samsung, Huawei, LG, Nokia and HTC feature in CBR's list.

CBR does the work for you and finds out the biggest transactions of the last few years in the data centre space.

From virtual pornography to posh dating apps, tech is changing sex forever.

What to expect from Asus, Acer, NVIDIA, Intel, ARM, Sandisk and Microsoft at this year's Computex.

Jive, Cisco, Fleep, Tangoe and ChatGrape make the list.

CBR gives you the inside line on what the industry won't be telling you.

Could the Logjam bug be how the NSA broke VPNs?

Panasonic, Microsoft, Intel, Google, Apple, GSMA and LinkedIn feature, among others.

Executive strategy, industry collaboration, smart cities and...Aerosmith?

The US Office of Personnel Management falls victim to massive data breach - but what can be learnt from this latest cyberattack? The US Office of Personnel Management has confirmed reports of a massive data breach hitting its systems, with the personal information of over 4 million government employees compromised.

Netwrix lists the most common compliance questions asked by auditors.

Turn your smartphone into an educational device with these apps.

How do you measure the value of your social media efforts? Social media is now a vital aspect of today's business world. Regardless of industry, businesses and corporations are taking to Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and a host of other platforms in order to engage with customers and boost brand awareness.

Find out what partnerships such as Apple and IBM and Microsoft are up to.

Ovum's recent Decision Matrix, 'Selecting a Mobile App Development Platform Solution, 2015-16', ranked different providers in terms of their technological capabilities, execution and market share. Kony, Salesforce and IBM were recognised as some of the leaders in the category

List: Day two of the conference was packed with business digital transformation and industry warnings.

See the world through your mobile.

With the 3D printing market set to explode, companies have been racing to create printers that combine reasonable price, compact size and user-friendly operation.

OpenStack is still in a dynamic evolution, but is getting more serious by the day. OpenStack needs to be simplified We heard a lot of comments about the barrier of entry for OpenStack being high because, being open source software, it can be a steep learning curve by nature.