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• UK datacenter provider talking to private equity suitors [1129d]
• Rebel without a clause: ISP promises broadband with no contract [1129d]
• Silicon Valley Bank's UK arm bought by HSBC for 1 British pound in rescue deal [1129d]
• Yes, Samsung 'fakes' its smartphone Moon photos – who cares? [1129d]
• CISA joins forces with Women in CyberSecurity to break up the boy's club [1129d]
• British industry calls for regulation of autonomous vehicles [1129d]
• The UK's bad encryption law can't withstand global contempt [1129d]
• UK govt adds £4B to value of delayed tech procurement [1129d]
• Techie wiped a server, nobody noticed, so a customer kept paying for six months [1129d]
• India floats idea of dedicated tribunal to handle online offences [1129d]
• Switchzilla revisits training and cert tools with looming debut of 'Cisco U.' [1129d]
• Silicon supply chain players plot exodus from China in wake of ASML's exit [1129d]
• China launches yet another crackdown on social media [1129d]
• GPT-4 to launch this week says Microsoft Germany's CTO [1129d]
• Singapore software vendor says own hardware in colo costs $400 million less than cloud [1129d]
• US government says Silicon Valley Bank depositors can get their cash on Monday [1129d]
• Infosys president leaves to join rival Tech Mahindra as CEO [1130d]