Justice minister blames unknown partner data centre issues for network disruption affecting courts and other MoJ services over the past week

Justice minister blames unknown partner data centre issues for network disruption affecting courts and other MoJ services over the past week
Gemalto said it would back the offer from Thales, a week after the cybersecurity firm gave a lukewarm response to a lower bid from Atos
Fans might complain but the Premier League and EFL fixtures are actually decided by algorithms, not conspiracies
BBC says new contract will save a third on existing deal as corporation seeks to overhaul its IT state
Dell EMC World 2017: Dell Technologies turns its focus to the Internet of Things
All Olympic IT systems will be hosted on the cloud and environments for 12 venues virtualised
IN DEPTH: Sooraj Shah investigates whether there is any logic in 2016 for the Met to sign long-term deals with traditional vendors
Atos Government Contracts Worth £500m Face Review Following Latest Project Failure
ATOS, Cloud Team Alliance also get a look in as EC splashes £27m on four year cloud deals
Three major business services companies are in the running to buy Perot Systems as Dell seeks to reduce its post-EMC acquisition debt load
Atos set to triple in size in US, Xerox wants to focus of ‘faster growing’ divisions
Keeping it in the French family, IT services giant Atos is to acquire compatriot Bull
French company Atos is walking away from major government contract following concerns over its disability testing procedures
Team USA partner AT&T becomes first Olympic partner to criticise laws, as scrutiny on Samsung, Atos and Panasonic increases
BRITAIN: Paralympics sponsor Atos is facing a disability protest this week over its role in deciding which benefit claimants are fit to work
BT customers were unable to acess Black Triangle’s website for six months
Atos says final technical rehearsal to take place next week.
French energy company EDF moves British data centres to the email-hating French services company
The company behind controversial Work Capability Assessment will continue working for the NHS
A giant French firm has said it will ban the use of email systems for internal messages within two years
Long term, virtualisation and the cloud will be less labour-intensive than today’s IT, says Peter Judge. But in the short term users will need their hands held
Merger of Atos and Siemens creates a European services giant second only to IBM