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Search for extraterrestrial life hampered as cryptocurrency miners hog the tech alien hunters need

GPU manufacturers are scrambling to deal with rapidly rising demand for graphics cards.

Shareholder Rights Directive: The need for industry action

Pro-EU anti-Brexit demonstrators in London

The SRD aims to increasing transparency, accountability and stakeholder engagement.

How can banks stay secure in a data-sharing world?

Ben Boswell, VP of Europe for World Wide Technology, discusses how financial services can assure the safe functioning of their applications in an increasingly complex environment

Cryptocurrency Valentine's Day with Bitcoin futures expiration

Capital.com is a fintech startup providing an AI-powered trading platform designed to take trading to the next level

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How blockchain and cryptocurrency might realistically reinvent the advertiser-customer relationship

Charles H. Silver, CEO, Algebraix looks at personal data spending power

Why Romania is the next big thing in nearshore outsourcing

The global IT outsourcing industry has dropped nearly 30%, from $105bn in 2014 to $77bn in 2017.

NCA cybercrime report estimates 2.11 million in UK victims of cybercrime

Blockchain: the solution to the cybercrime epidemic?

Paul Worrall, Co-Founder of Zonafide talks about self-sovereign identity as a solution to cybercrime.

Cryptocurrencies are too big for UK banks to ignore

CEO of Confirm, Pawel Kuskowski talks about the crypto barbarians at the gate

Payments Big Bang: Impact of PSD2 on retail banking

Michael McKee, Partner, DLA Piper UK LLP discusses payments competition in European retail banking.

Bank and Fintech collaboration – three drivers for growth in 2018

Simon Paris, Deputy CEO, Finastra, looks at open banking, digital transformation and robotization.

H&M and others seeking digital transformation are between a rock and a hard place

Struggling to adapt to a digital-first world isn't a unique problem, nor a particularly new one in 2018.

BTCC Pool introduces transparent FPPS Bitcoin mining and 1% fees

The new 1% promotion fee for bitcoin mining is the lowest fee in the industry, said BTCC.

Bitcoin billionaires downgraded to millionaires after major sell-off

The Winklevoss twins and Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen are among those at the top of Forbes' cryptocurrency rich list who will have seen their Bitcoin billions slump this week.

Russian nuclear engineers arrested for using one of country's largest supercomputers to mine Bitcoin

The nuclear facility houses a 1-petraflop supercomputer that is capable of performing around 1,000 trillion calculations per second.

If your computer is running slow, it could be because of these porn websites

Pornography websites make up roughly half of all domains using so-called crypto-mining software to exploit users' computer power to make money, research suggests.

Asking the audience: predicting the future by harnessing the wisdom of the crowd

Fox Holt is Vice President at Delphy

Crypto scammers pose as John McAfee and Elon Musk on Twitter to steal bitcoin

Cryptocurrency scammers are invading the Twitter timelines of famous technologists and companies in an attempt to dupe fintech fanatics into sending them money.

PSD2: The honeymoon period

Nick England is CEO of EasyFX.

Identity as security: The key to eliminating fraud

Simon Rodway, UK pre-sales solution architect at Entersekt, discusses identity as security and how banks can make the authentication process easier for customers.

Why neither Brexit nor a loss of passporting will stop the UK's Fintech momentum

Todd Latham, CMO & Head of Product, Currencycloud says Brexit is just another speed bump in the road for the fintech industry.

Etherisc pushes standard insurable crypto wallet

Etherisc co-founder Stephan Karpischek is looking to create completely new value networks and realign incentives across the whole value chain.

Why IoT is the missing link in global weather infrastructure

Alex Kubicek, CEO and Founder, Understory, says IoT will solve the weather's worldwide observational gap problem.

Bitcoin is 'a bubble, a Ponzi scheme and an environmental disaster' claims top banker

Carstens said many people believe so far that, given the limited size of virtual currencies, "concerns about them do not rise to a systemic level".

PC gamers mine cryptocurrency to help save children in war-torn Syria

Global children's charity Unicef launches pilot scheme asking gamers to create Ethereum to fund emergency aid in Syria.

Japan Net Bank tests blockchain with mijin and Hyperledger

Fintech and cryptocurrency solutions company Tech Bureau developed mijin blockchain

Will it be a better year for data with GDPR just around the corner?

Over a quarter of brands (26%) claim they will not be making any changes to their data management or collection processes post-GDPR.

Blockchain security and the cryptocurrency boom, Part 2: Application

Steve Giguere, engineer at Synopsys, takes a look at the wallet options out there.

To capitalise on crypto, do your due diligence

Iqbal Gandham, UK Managing Director at eToro, reflects on the Bitconnect debacle.

ICOs to IoT: 2018 will be a sink or swim year for security

As hackers become more sophisticated, organizations need to step up their game

Lloyds Bank bans customers from buying bitcoin on their credit cards

Bitcoin lost 30% of its value last week, ending at $8,291.87, less than half its $19,000 value reached in November.

Blockchain tokens and ICOs: An open letter to the SEC

Web pioneer, author, and serial entrepreneur David Siegel challenges the SEC's stance on digital currencies and consideration of tokens as securities.

Is Hacking Team hacker Phineas Fisher behind bars?

Cybercriminals: The other professionals viewing your LinkedIn profile

Andy Kays, Chief Technical Officer at UK-based threat detection and response specialist, Redscan.

Decentralisation experts unpack the problems of 'Web 3.0'

Nick Szabo, Zooko Wilcox and Paul Frazee talk about the goals and challenges of the next generation of the internet.

Love All, Trust a Few: Can companies have analysis without analysts in a Mifid II world?

The EU's revamped Markets in Financial Instruments Directive on brokerage commissions brings with it a new system, reducing access to, and distribution of, company research.

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