August 16, 2015

CBR roundup: The biggest tech stories of the week

All about Microsoft’s push for IoT, Netflix’s data centre switch off and the need for tougher tech teaching.

By CBR Staff Writer

IoT

Microsoft takes on IoT with Windows 10 for Raspberry Pi

IoT version of Windows 10 allows customers to build smart devices from responsive air hockey tables to doors unlocked by facial recognition.

Big Data

Big data battle intensifies as Google woos developers

Competition in the Big Data market heats up as Google and HP target developers and enterprise data.

Data Centres

Netflix gives up on data centres to turn 100% to cloud

Online streaming firm plans total shift to the cloud.

Mobility

IBM finds app lookalike flaw in Android

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Malicious apps could take over the device through a serialisation vulnerability.

Cloud

UK public sector embraces public cloud for efficiency

Around 23% of survey respondents find it easy to use.

Telecoms

Ofcom report to BT’s EE buyout – no major competition or regulation concerns

Report shines more green light than red on proposed merger.

Cybersecurity

UK police anti piracy moves drive ads from pirate web sites

Operation Creative hits the criminals where it hurts.

Public Sector

‘Tougher tech teaching needed’

CBR gets reaction from experts on the tech passes and fails of the UK’s A-levels.

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