The technology field will be hurt by the Data Bill and the breakdown of Horizon

The public sector needs to move on from legacy IT

It's a big political change, but tech carries on

What developments should organizations be monitoring on data sovereignty debates?

The world doesn't trust US companies with private data. That could be an opportunity for European players

Despite doubts about the UK government's approach, the tech industry is positive about its prospects

Although GDPR is a concern for some, these larger fears such as security concerns and fear of data breaches can actually be remedied by the regulation itself

Irrespective of Brexit, the UK will continue to be a huge market for investment

Despite Brexit, the City still has its charms

Brexit will accelerate the adoption of cloud-based services as companies prepare for an uncertain economic environment

All you need to know about the forthcoming EU Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)

Data sovereignty issues will be at the fore, and data could be repatriated during the Brexit process

There is still a lack of clear policy for Britain’s exit from the EU: the tech sector has an opportunity to lead the debate,

Brexit will dent the cohesion of European business infrastructure. It will be tech’s job to rebuild it

Whatever the voting outcome, it is possible that the UK may remain bound by the General Data Protection Regulation

If Britain votes in favor of an exit from the European Union, this could have serious consequences on data centers located there