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Chip and PIN on 98 per cent of UK tills

Only one in 50 shops not using it... Read more

Feb 15, 2007

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Retailer Clinton's to profit from Epos analysis

Retailer Clinton's to profit from Epos analysis

A £3m chip and PIN rollout, 700 installations over the summer... Read more

Apr 20, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Hardware

Intel invests $10m in UK start-up

Cash injection for chips Read more

Jul 3, 2007

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Co-op Group polls customers at the till

How convenient... Read more

Aug 10, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

Chip and bin plan is 'rubbish'

Best of Reader Comments - take this idea out with the trash... Read more

Aug 28, 2007

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Chip and PIN security warning for retailers

Apacs tells shops to get wise to fraudsters... Read more

Sep 6, 2007

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Podcast: The Weekly Round-Up 26.10.07

Naked business men, chip and bin, useless gadgets... Read more

Oct 26, 2007

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The Weekly Round-Up: 02.11.07

The Weekly Round-Up: 02.11.07

Miaow... Read more

Nov 2, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Software

Radio chips implanted inside human brain inside 10 years

Radio chips implanted inside human brain inside 10 years

Get it into your head - it's mental Read more

Sep 23, 2003

silicon.com > Technology > Security

Devil's Advocate: The problem with chip-and-PIN

Devil's Advocate: The problem with chip-and-PIN

Isn't remembering your PINs hard enough already? Read more

Jun 15, 2004

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