UK launches big tech watchdog; EC hit by hackers

PLUS: How boiling liquid is preventing Microsoft outages IT PRO newsletter 7 April 2021 TOP STORY SHARE THIS STORY: UK launches digital watchdog to clamp down on big tech The Digital Markets Unit is charged with drawing up codes of conduct for competition READ MORE ▸ Microsoft is submerging servers in boiling liquid The tech giant is the first cloud provider running two-phase immersion cooling in a production environment READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Google accused of 'illegally' tracking Android users Renowned privacy activist and lawyer Max Schrems claims Google is tracking users without their consent READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Meet the companies leaving the office for good The 15th issue of IT Pro 20/20 looks at the nature of operating a business in 2021 READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Irish GDPR regulator probes Facebook data leak The regulator says the leak affects a 'significant number' of European users READ MORE ▸ SHARE: The nine best cyber security courses These courses can help you to launch a cyber security career or improve your skills READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Featured whitepaper IT's vital role in higher education during the pandemic The right technology enables universities to drive better experiences, improve IT, attract new students, and reduce costs READ MORE ▸ European Commission hit by 'significant' cyber attack The EC has confirmed that an 'IT security incident' had affected a number of EU institutions READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Google investor calls for internal policy review Trillium Asset Management suggest 'red flags' indicate something needs to change at the tech giant READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Dell Latitude Chromebook 7410 review A powerful 'enterprise' Chromebook dragged down by middling battery life READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Intel launches 3rd-gen Xeon Scalable processors The company claims 10nm SKUs deliver 62% more performance on a range of 5G and network workloads READ MORE ▸ SHARE: What is big data? Big data is a big deal for the business world - here's what it's all about READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Supreme Court justice targets social media Clarence Thomas calls for Facebook, Twitter, and Google to be regulated READ MORE ▸ SHARE: Featured whitepaper A complete guide to penetration testing Find out what every penetration testing buyer should be asking, and maximise the benefits of your pen test experience with the tips in this free guide READ MORE ▸ To unsubscribe click here Dennis Publishing Ltd (www.itpro.co.uk), 31-32 Alfred Place, London, WC1E 7DP Registered in England with Company Number: 1138891