The capital's tech companies are trying to plot a course that will steer them past Brexit. That will mean some difficult decisions ahead.It's hard to imagine a group less likely to have voted for Brexit than the people running London's tech start-ups.International, smart, metropolitan: London's tech entrepreneurs might be just those 'citizens of nowhere' who were criticised by Prime Minister Theresa May in a speech a few months after the UK voted to leave the EU.

 Uncertainty over the UK’s data regime post-Brexit is already seeing jobs move to mainland Europe and could hurt Britain’s position as a technology hub, the boss of live data company WANdisco has warned.David Richards, CEO and chairman of Sheffield-based WANDisco, says the Government needs to send out a clear message that, whatever the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, there will be data equivalency with the European Union.Mr Richards told The Yorkshire Post that many financial services firm and retailers with large European customer bases had already begun moving their data away from Bri

WanDisco has increased its royalty payout to 50% and is now offering a guaranteed annual minimum royalty commitmentWanDisco has announced it's "deepening" its relationship with IBM, increasing its OEM royalty to the firm to 50%, in addition to introducing a guaranteed annual minimum royalty commitment.The two businesses said they'll work closely together in the coming months to introduce new solutions, including greater integration with IBM BigSQL and other products.“We are delighted to deepen and broaden our relationship with IBM.

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A Sheffield-born tech tycoon who has put £1million into a foundation to help education in city schools has backed the fairer funding petition.David Richards, chief executive of WANdisco, said there was a 'chronic lack of funding' in Sheffield schools and signed the petition.Mr Richards has started the David and Jane Richards Family Foundation, that has donated £1.1m to boost computer education in schools after complaining about the curriculum for years.His old school, Tapton School, in Crosspool, is the first to benefit with a hands-on course which will launch in September and will teach pu

WANdisco (LSE: WAND), the LiveData company, announces the appointment of Bob Corey as WANdisco Non-exec Director & Board member, and Joel S. Horwitz as the SVP of Marketing in the Company’s Silicon Valley headquarters.

Subscription based contract expected to grow over time WANdisco (LSE: WAND), the LiveData company, has been selected by a global automotive and truck manufacturer to deploy the Company's live data platform, WANdisco Fusion. Following an extensive pilot, the company selected WANdisco Fusion as the standard for hybrid cloud and cloud migration for Microsoft Azure where business critical data will reside in both on-premises and the cloud. The initial contract is worth $200k on an annualised recurring revenue basis and the project will commence in October 2018.

WANdisco announces a new patent filing. The filing protects the use of the WANdisco’s Distributed Coordination Engine™ (DConE) - a patented Paxos-based consensus technology - to resolve issues associated with public blockchain technology.