Venezuela 13/12/2017 Venezuelans turn to ‘bitcoin mining’ to purchase basic needs Hyperinflation has pushed everyday Venezuelans to “bitcoin mining”, which operates underground.
Sci-tech 18/09/2017 Superfast broadband speeds for a brave new Gigaworld Being connected is changing the way we live, work and play.
USA 12/07/2017 Kaspersky Lab a 'pawn' in US-Russia geopolitical game The Russian cyber security firm has responded to a US government move to limit its activities.
business planet 30/06/2017 Social start-up is turning Molenbeek into Molengeek Molengeek is an IT incubator situated in Molenbeek, the poor and much-maligned neighbourhood in Brussels.
economy 28/06/2017 Disruption continues as multinationals struggle with global cyber attack Several large firms suffered ongoing disruption on Wednesday from the latest cyber strike
Ukraine 28/06/2017 Global cyber attack hits Australian chocolate factory A Cadbury chocolate factory has become the first Australian business to be hit by a global cyber attack.
world news 17/05/2017 Second massive WannaCry-like cyber attack identified Cyber security experts reveal they have found a second massive computer virus which has affected hundreds of thousands of computers world-wide.
USA 16/05/2017 Lazarus Group suspected of hack attack Cyber security bods suspected Lazarus Group of hack attack
brussels bureau 23/03/2017 Europe sets sights on supercomputer future Ministers from seven European countries have signed a declaration in Rome, as they set their sights on seizing a share of the supercomputer future.
United Kingdom 11/02/2017 Britain to prepare children to fight cyberterrorism at school British teenage schoolchildren are to be taught cyberskills in a new initiative designed to combat cyberterrorism.
Sci-tech 06/02/2017 Scientists in the UK believe they have a blueprint for the first ever quantum computer For decades world renowned scientists, including Albert Einstein, have argued furiously about quantum physics.
USA 03/01/2017 Computer glitch causes big delays at US airports A computer system glitch has caused big delays at customs and border control at US airports
corporate 26/10/2016 Apple profits fall for the first time in 15 years Apple's annual earnings have dropped for the first time in 15 years as it posted a third successive quarter of declining iPhone sales.
corporate 24/10/2016 Microsoft to raise prices over Brexit vote linked pound slump Microsoft is to sharply increase the prices for some of its enterprise software and cloud storage in Britain after the value of the pound plunged.
United Kingdom 16/09/2016 Autistic UK hacker faces extradition to US A London Court has ruled that 32 year-old Lauri Love should be extradited to the US to face charges of hacking US government computer systems.
corporate 09/09/2016 Hewlett-Packard Enterprise sells software business Hewlett-Packard Enterprise has slimmed down further by selling its software business to British firm Micro Focus.
economy 23/08/2016 Gates puts the Bill in billionaire as his fortune jumps to $90 billion According to the latest Bloomberg Billionaire's Index, Bill Gates is now worth $90 billion, putting him well clear of the second wealthiest individual Inditex founder Amancio Ortega.
USA 08/08/2016 Delta Airlines flights resume Computer systems crashed earlier on Monday, leaving planes grounded and passengers stranded at airports around the globe.
USA 08/08/2016 Delta Airlines flights grounded in the US Delta Airlines planes are stuck on the tarmac in the US after what the company has described as a "major system-wide power outage". The company says the computer glitch is also delaying flights worldw
