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Google ruling reinforces view that loss of data security and control harms consumers
Hackers target distracted consumers and weak ecommerce defences
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Cyber experts fear data security will be exposed by quantum tornado
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Chinese AI group joins Alibaba in defying political chaos to come to market
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Andrew Boyd to launch own fund targeting private investments in technology groups
South Korean tech group eschews content and pins hopes on 5G and connected devices
China’s advancing technology, the power of hacking and the secrets of cyber security
University innovators are creating machines that are at home in extreme environments
The university’s Office of Technology Licensing turns student innovations into revenue
The higher education sector generates lots of intellectual property — and is increasingly keen to cash in on it. We look at how universities nurture spinouts in the UK, Turkey and California, what Brexit will mean for British researchers, and why governments are bolder than business in robotics
