| CLIENT | In computing, a programme or work station used to retrieve and process data from a server (6) |
| SEQUEL | Programme or work following on from another (6) |
| EXITPOLLS | Sample choices of voters leaving voting stations used to predict an election outcome (4,5) |
| INSTALL | Set up and process isn't everything (7) |
| CARDREADERS | They might go through Christmas missives and process fees (4,7) |
| NEURAL | ____ network, a programme or system in computing that is modelled on the human brain (6) |
| UPLOAD | Transfer data from a computer or phone to another device or to the internet (6) |
| SCRAPE | To copy data from a website using a computer programme (6) |
| SERIES | Latin word for "row, chain", used in English to describe a succession or sequence of things, such as books, games, programmes or stamps (6) |
| COHOST | To compere jointly with others a programme or event (2-4) |
| STUDIO | Room in a TV station used for live productions (6) |
| CRUNCH | Decisive moment to process data (6) |
| LAPTOP | Secretary works on plot to redesign work station (6) |
| RERUNS | Rebroadcasts of TV programmes or films (6) |
| LINKMAN | In broadcasting. a person providing continuity between item in a programme or between programmes (7) |
| LINEMAN | In broadcasting, a person providing continuity between items in a programme or between programmes (7) |
| DOWNLOAD | Reception of data from a remote system in computing, such as a web or email server (8) |
| STRIP | A lath, ribbon or other long piece; a regular programme; or, a sequence of cartoons in a comic/newspaper (5) |
| ROOMFORDESSERT | Question from a server, or what was needed to create the answer to each starred clue |
| BALLBOYS | Young males who retrieve and supply spherical objects used by players in a tennis match (4,4) |
