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Investors sue HP for $1bn over Autonomy deal
HP investors have launched a class action lawsuit over the company’s botched acquisition of UK software firm Autonomy for $11.7bn in 2011 News | 08 May 2013
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Microsoft to bring back the Start button in Windows 8?
Amid lacklustre take-up of Windows 8 and a declining PC industry, Microsoft may be set to reintroduce the much-loved Start button in Windows 8 Analysis | 07 May 2013
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Jaguar Land Rover develops in-car firmware updates
Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover has developed an open source framework to enable remote firmware to update in-car entertainment systems News | 30 Apr 2013
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UK chip manufacturer ARM increases sales by 28%
ARM sales rise by almost 30% as the increase in the use of smart devices drives demand for its processors News | 23 Apr 2013
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Businesses buy more speciality MIPS, but IBM Power fails
Q1 revenue in IBM's server hardware business crashed due to poor sales of Power-based Unix systems News | 19 Apr 2013
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Intel CEO predicts rock-bottom prices will fuel PC growth
Intel CEO, Paul Otellini, expects PC manufacturers will introduce thin, touch-enabled laptops costing as little as £130 News | 17 Apr 2013
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Open Trusted Technology Provider Standard (O-TTPS)
This standard is aimed at enhancing the integrity of commercial off the shelf ICT products and helping customers to manage sourcing risk. News | 17 Apr 2013
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Smart cards are getting smarter
This article in our Royal Holloway Information Security Thesis series assess the new features introduced in Java Card 3 Connected Edition smart card specification and their associated security risks. News | 17 Apr 2013
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PC market crashes
The PC market crashed in the first quarter of 2013, with new PC shipments falling 14% compared with the same period last year News | 11 Apr 2013
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HP targets Moonshot at next generation internet servers
HP CEO Meg Whitman claims Moonshot will be a breakthrough in server computing to power next generation internet applications News | 08 Apr 2013
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Standards key to realising the benefits of connectivity
A network of smart appliances could revolutionise energy efficiency but suppliers must agree on common specifications. Feature
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How IBM researchers hope to change the world
IBM's Zurich research labs opened its doors to reveal some of the technologies we can expect to be using in 10 to 15 years Feature
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High-performance computing drives high-performance F1 cars to success
Jennifer Scott investigates how Formula 1 team Marussia uses a supercomputer to design and test its cars on a budget Feature
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Mandatory carbon reporting: Indirect emissions guidelines for IT managers
As the UK government announces mandatory carbon reporting for listed companies, how are IT managers to interpret guidelines on indirect emissions? Feature
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Computer Weekly / TechTarget IT priorities survey 2012
Learn which IT priorities are at the top of UK IT managers lists for 2012. Coverage from across our network includes cloud, budget cuts, networking, security, disaster recovery and more. IT priorities survey
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Interview: Mike Lynch on Autonomy at HP
Mike Lynch co-founded Autonomy and sold it to HP for £7bn. Now he is HP's executive vice-president, information management. Feature
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Intel Developer Forum 2012 focuses on wireless
Andrew Buss reviews the technology on show at Intel's 2012 Developer Forum in San Francisco. Opinion
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As cheap as chips: turning the 'internet of things' into business benefits
To benefit from the internet of things, organisations should develop offerings responsive to the flow of data from chips embedded in products. Opinion
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Can Raspberry Pi transform the sorry state of IT education?
Is the $25 Raspberry Pi – a basic computer on a single printed circuit board - capable of transforming the sorry state of IT education in our schools? Opinion
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Opinion: 2012 must bring security for the internet of things, says BCS
The reality is that no IT security issue ever gets solved for all time - it is a race without end between attackers and defenders, says the BCS. Opinion
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Rare Apple 1 computer goes under the hammer
A rare and original Apple 1 Computer from 1976 will be auctioned off this month. Less than 50 are estimated to still be in circulation, with only six fully functional. The first computer to offer a complete motherboard was a revolution to home comput... Photo Story
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Mega vendors: Quarterly results Q1 2013
A number of the larger IT suppliers reported their quarterly financial results for the first quarter of 2013. Photo Story
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Video interview with Ubisense CTO Andy Ward
Andy Ward is CTO at Ubisense, a company created to commercialise radio tagging technology following research at Cambridge University Video
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Interview with Raspberry Pi co-founder, Robert Mullins
In this video, Robert Mullins, co-founder and trustee of the Raspberry Pi foundation talks about the success of the bare-bones educational computer Video
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Intel pushes business benefits of 4th generation ultrabooks
Given lacklustre PC sales, Intel is keen to push the merits of new ultrabooks as good for business Video
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World’s oldest digital computer is back in action
Built in 1951 the WITCH computer has been brought back to life thanks to The National Museum of Computing. Photo Story
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The future of computing at IBM Zurich research labs
Chips powered by the sun and cooled by water are just some of the long-term research projects at IBM's Zurich labs Photo Story
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Getting school children excited about learning IT
Children at St Matthew's School in Surbiton, London learn about technology and programming in a project to prove that IT education can be fun. Video
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Colossus, the world's first electronic, programmable computer
The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) located on Bletchley Park is creating a completely new gallery for its most famous exhibit: the rebuild of Colossus, the world's first electronic, programmable computer. Photo Story
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Supplier profile: IBM
In this IBM supplier profile you will find news, tips and research on the vendor. guide
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Rare Apple 1 computer goes under the hammer
A rare and original Apple 1 Computer from 1976 will be auctioned off this month. Less than 50 are estimated to still be in circulation, with only six fully functional. The first computer to offer a complete motherboard was a revolution to home comput... Photo Story
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Investors sue HP for $1bn over Autonomy deal
HP investors have launched a class action lawsuit over the company’s botched acquisition of UK software firm Autonomy for $11.7bn in 2011 News
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Microsoft to bring back the Start button in Windows 8?
Amid lacklustre take-up of Windows 8 and a declining PC industry, Microsoft may be set to reintroduce the much-loved Start button in Windows 8 Analysis
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Jaguar Land Rover develops in-car firmware updates
Carmaker Jaguar Land Rover has developed an open source framework to enable remote firmware to update in-car entertainment systems News
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UK chip manufacturer ARM increases sales by 28%
ARM sales rise by almost 30% as the increase in the use of smart devices drives demand for its processors News
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Mega vendors: Quarterly results Q1 2013
A number of the larger IT suppliers reported their quarterly financial results for the first quarter of 2013. Photo Story
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Businesses buy more speciality MIPS, but IBM Power fails
Q1 revenue in IBM's server hardware business crashed due to poor sales of Power-based Unix systems News
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Intel CEO predicts rock-bottom prices will fuel PC growth
Intel CEO, Paul Otellini, expects PC manufacturers will introduce thin, touch-enabled laptops costing as little as £130 News
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Open Trusted Technology Provider Standard (O-TTPS)
This standard is aimed at enhancing the integrity of commercial off the shelf ICT products and helping customers to manage sourcing risk. News
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Smart cards are getting smarter
This article in our Royal Holloway Information Security Thesis series assess the new features introduced in Java Card 3 Connected Edition smart card specification and their associated security risks. News
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