Almost one in three of Tesco Bank's checking accounts saw suspicious transactions
Broadcom wants Brocade's Fibre Channel business, but not its faster-growing IP networking activities
Rules on working time and paid leave should apply to Uber drivers, a London employment tribunal ruled Friday
Digital Rights Ireland is said to have filed suit to annul a European Commission decision implementing Privacy Shield
After New York, Intersection is bringing its gigabit Wi-Fi street furniture to London
Researchers have built an AI system that can predict rulings by the European Court of Human Rights with 79 percent accuracy
A consortium of banks led by financial IT company R3 plan to donate their distributed ledger code to the Hyperledger open source project next month
An EU court erred in rejecting Intel's appeal of a record antitrust fine, a top EU judge advised Thursday
And then there were two: The Micro:bit Educational Foundation and the Raspberry Pi Foundation both support the teaching of coding worldwide -- but using very different computers
The UK's secret intelligence agencies breached European human rights legislation by secretly collecting communications and personal data in bulk