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London telco to run fibre through sewer network
Cheaper, faster than traditional network deployments.
Nov 16 2017 6:55AM
Will Australian train stations one day be free of turnstiles?
Inside transport ticketing’s gateless future.
Oct 31 2016 6:50AM
Four charged over alleged London bank cyber heist
Plot to plant device, drain millions foiled.
Sep 17 2013 1:13PM
City of London bans data-snooping waste bins
Smells privacy row ahead.
Aug 13 2013 6:26AM
London gets massive free wi-fi zone
Europe's biggest.
Jan 10 2012 3:14AM
Agreement seen distant at London cyber conference
Dialogue is a start.
Oct 27 2011 7:56AM
Google opens London Chromebook retail store
Search giant to get physical around the world.
Oct 4 2011 7:17AM
British cops nab teens over Sony riot fire
Millions of discs torched.
Aug 12 2011 3:59PM
RIM faces calls for BlackBerry message shutdown
Hackers say that's a bad idea.
Aug 10 2011 7:22AM
Sony facility burns in London riots
Reports: Huge fire in optical media facility.
Aug 9 2011 12:21PM
BlackBerry maker assists London riot police
Messaging service used to communicate violence hotspots, say reports.
Aug 9 2011 7:29AM
London Stock Exchange investigates outage
Real-time data woes sparks trader outrage.
Feb 28 2011 6:19AM
Cop: Viruses better than bank robbery
London top cop's vision.
Oct 4 2010 9:34AM
BT promises huge fibre rollout in London
Fibre to the world's finance hub.
Jun 16 2010 5:52AM
Mossad laptop hack behind nuclear strike, reports suggest
Expert cites hotel maid attack.
Nov 9 2009 11:56AM
IBM to open BI centre to tackle cybercrime
New business intelligence centres planned for Washington and London.
Oct 27 2009 10:47AM
Cisco grabs London Olympics contract from Nortel
Company breakup means it can no longer fulfil requirements.
Jul 11 2009 8:27AM
Outsourcing lacks ambition, all about cost
A London School of Economics professor has urged executives to put ‘a level of ambition’ back in outsourcing to achieve innovative outcomes over and above a low-cost benefit.
Nov 13 2008 12:29AM
Steve Ballmer starts European road trip
Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer is to travel throughout Europe this week on a whistlestop tour of governments, customers, partners and employees.
Sep 30 2008 2:16PM
62,000 phones and PDAs left in London cabs
During the past six months, dozy Londoners have left a whopping 55,843 mobile phones and 6,193 other handheld devices in the back of black cabs, according to a report.
Sep 17 2008 3:26PM
