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Dusan Magula

Data Science and AI Solution Engineer, Information Architecture, IBM
Nick Mailer

Global CTO, The Positive Internet Company
Tom Major

Director of Sales Engineering, GTT
Tom March

Lead Technology Advisor, Government Digital Service
Lewis Marshall

SRE / Tech Evangelist, Appvia
Miles Martin

EMEA Technical Director, NGINX, part of F5 Networks
Sasha Maybury

IBM
John McCann

Managing Director, Satisnet Limited
Ronan McCurtin

VP - Northern Europe, Acronis
Paul McGuinness

Senior Solutions Architect EMEA, Megaport
Ben McInerney

Innovation Lead, WAVEMAKER
Nick Mitrovic

Chief Technology Officer, oxfam
Ali Moinuddin

Managing Director, Europe, Uptime Europe
Jordi Mon

Senior Product Marketing Manager, GitLab
Tom Morgan

Director of Digital, The Spectator
Rajkumar Munusamy

Azure Product Director, Six Degrees

UCL team designs Covid-19 tracking system that stores data away from the cloud

08-Apr-2020
16:22

Scientists say they have developed a Bluetooth tracing system which is ready to be deployed into an app in the fight against coronavirus.

A team at UCL (University College London) have been working on the technology with data privacy experts to ease concerns of misuse.

Contact tracing has been widely discussed as a potential solution to help end the Covid-19 lockdown, following in the footsteps of Singapore, where a similar offering has been adopted.

The idea is to use Bluetooth technology to keep a log of those who have been in close proximity to you, and send out an alert if any anonymously declare themselves as tested positive, with advice on further steps to take.

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Vodafone completes European roll-out of VMware telco cloud

08-Apr-2020
15:27

Vodafone Group has finished rolling out its VMware-powered cloud-based network across 21 of its markets and all of its European businesses.

The consolidated network architecture means Vodafone can design, build and test next-generation network functions more securely and around 40 percent more quickly, the companies said.

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Key Covid-19 stats so far: Cloud, data centre, cyber security, AI & big data

08-Apr-2020
10:47

Look outside and the world has stopped turning. But if you look online, everything appears to be spinning faster than ever. Every day that passes brings with it a selection of remarkable tech-related stats and figures. Phishing attacks skyrocketing, Zoom meetings spiralling and record-breaking bandwidth. If you’re struggling to keep up, here are some of the most interesting and dramatic stats we’ve seen so far.

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