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market. To plan effectively, firms need accurate information<br />

on what speeds they can expect, and how much this will<br />

vary. "<br />

The launch of Ofcom's new code arrives days after MPs<br />

renewed calls for the break up of BT and Openreach after a<br />

report found that 5.7 million Brits do not receive the<br />

minimum expected download speed of 10Mbps, while<br />

others experience "no service at all". µ<br />

2016-01-27 21:27:46 www.theinquirer.net<br />

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Microsoft tackles tech wang imbalance with<br />

first Hack for Her Summit (2)<br />

MAN HEAVY MICROSOFT offered a hand to<br />

ladies looking to break into the technology industry by<br />

staging a gender specific event called the Hack for Her<br />

Summit.<br />

This meant that chaps were not be allowed to roam (bad<br />

luck Satya) as it was designed to nourish and support the<br />

advance of women in technology.<br />

Gender imbalance is a real problem in the tech industry<br />

these days and is being tackled by firms in a variety of<br />

ways. IBM has opted for patronisation of some kind , while<br />

firms including Facebook regularly shine a light on the<br />

imbalance in their workforces.<br />

Microsoft has given it a bit of a go, but not had a huge<br />

amount of success. The Hack for Her Summit was one part

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