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  • Computacenter shares jump on pandemic-driven profit

    September 9, 2020

    Computacenter’s share price rose more than six per cent this morning, after the technology group posted a boost in profit driven by the rise in remote working. The FTSE 250 group reported a pre-tax profit of £72.4m for the first half of 2020, up from £50.8m a year earlier, as costs also fell. Computacenter said [...]

  • The mutant algorithm: what actually went wrong with this year’s school exams

    September 9, 2020

    The Prime Minister described it as a “mutant algorithm”.  Social commentators were naturally outraged as it disproportionately upgraded the results of children from private schools, while downgrading those from state schools, especially in the poorest areas.  Few people actually understood how it worked, as the technical report from the UK Office for Qualifications (Ofqual) purporting [...]

  • Tesla shares set for worst day in six months as tech sell-off bites

    September 8, 2020

    Tesla’s share price fell more than 18 per cent as Wall Street opened this afternoon, putting it on track for its worst performance in nearly six months as investors spurned US tech stocks. The electric carmaker was excluded from a group of companies being added to the S&P 500 index — a milestone the company [...]

  • Australian regulator to probe competition between Apple and Google

    September 8, 2020

    Australia’s competition watchdog has said it is going to take a deeper look at the use of data by apps and the extent of competition between the app stores of Apple and Google. It follows a major antitrust investigation of Apple’s app store policies in the EU announced earlier this year, as well as other [...]

  • Tiktok joins EU conduct code on hate speech as graphic video continues to circulate

    September 8, 2020

    Tiktok has this morning signed up to the EU’s code of conduct on hate speech, as it struggles to contain the spread of a graphic video on its platform. The video, which shows a person committing suicide, has been circulating on the app since Sunday night. Tiktok said it is working to remove all posts [...]

  • Fortnite rival PUBG cuts ties with China’s Tencent in India

    September 8, 2020

    The owner of Playerunknown Battlegrounds, also known as PUBG, is to sever a publishing deal with Chinese giant Tencent for its game in India, in an effort to get around the government’s ban of its app in the country. South Korean firm PUBG Corporation said today it will no longer give Tencent Games the rights [...]

  • China accuses other countries of ‘bullying’ its tech firms

    September 8, 2020

    China has pointed the finger at “individual countries” that it says are “bullying” others and “hunting” its tech companies, as tensions between Beijing and Washington continue to mount. It announced an initiative to establish global standards on data security today, in a similar strategy to the Trump administration’s Clean Network. The plan asks technology firms [...]

  • Microsoft reveals smallest ever Xbox Series S

    September 8, 2020

    Microsoft has unveiled its smallest ever edition of its Xbox console, the Xbox Series S. The console will be priced at £249.99, and will debut alongside the next flagship Xbox Series X which will be revealed later this year. The announcement followed hours after leaks of images, pricing and specifications of the two consoles appeared [...]

  • Let’s hope tough new rules on children’s online data collection deliver, and give parents peace of mind

    September 8, 2020

    From today, our children’s online privacy is protected by default. Literally.  New rules will force companies to give children and young people automatic specific privacy protections. That’s 76 days, according to research, that neither you or they have to spend reading all those terms and conditions. Thankfully, from now on, the so-called Age Appropriate Design [...]

  • London tech firms return to hiring after lockdown

    September 8, 2020

    London has retained its status as Europe’s tech hub even after the disruption of the pandemic as companies return to hiring after months of lockdown. The technology sector is one of the capital’s biggest employers with more than a fifth of London’s workforce employed in digital tech.  Jobs in the sector have grown 40 per [...]

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