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“Wide interest” from government departments in deploying blockchain
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DCMS goes on recruitment drive to support data move from GDS
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Fixing broken U.S. government with Code for America
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Report - UK needs to rethink funding, procurement and infrastructure to take advantage of AI
According to a much anticipated House of Lords Select Committee report on AI, the UK government must to take further action to support AI developments.
NHS Digital “failing” to uphold patient interest - refuses to stop sharing data with Home Office
A report released by the Health and Social Care Committee states that it is “not satisfied” with NHS Digital and its leadership.
Department for International Development launches new digital strategy
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Memo to Matt Hancock - don't bother toasting Zuck's toes, just ask the right questions
Digital Minister Matt Hancock has threatened to hold Facebook's "feet to the fire". Why not just ask Zuckerberg harder questions than U.S. politicians did?
GCHQ to open a site in Manchester and reveals new cyber categorisation framework
Jeremy Fleming, GCHQ director, also outlined how the organisation carried out a “major offensive cyber-campaign” against the Islamic State Group.