While a bank holiday may have subtracted a working day in this week for may UK citizens, it’s still been full of tech news, notably a massive British Airways IT outage.

Other disasters hit, with one password management company suffering a major data breach, and an email error that spread panic amongst final year Edinburgh University students who were mistakenly informed they would not graduate this year.

Quiz time

And there’s plenty more to read across the pages of Silicon. Once you’re done, or if you’re ready to go, then give our week in review tech quiz a try and see if your powers of recall are still sharp after a hectic week!

If you want a further challenge, why not give our weekly thematic quizzes a go; this week it’s all about 4G and beyond.

Take our week in review quiz!

Roland Moore-Colyer

As News Editor of Silicon UK, Roland keeps a keen eye on the daily tech news coverage for the site, while also focusing on stories around cyber security, public sector IT, innovation, AI, and gadgets.

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