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‘T-Rays’ offer extra spectrum for Wi-Fi
Japanese researchers discover new connectivity capabilities with the terahertz band Mobile networks | 17 May 2012
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Interview: Avaya EMEA president Michael Bayer
We talk upcoming launches, acquisitions and R&D with the head of Europe for Avaya Interview | 16 May 2012
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Emulex targets HPC with Ethernet partnership
Networking firm Emulex teams with Myricom to boost Ethernet performance for high-performance computing and cloud environments Networking hardware | 15 May 2012
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BT Openreach reveals 330Mbps fibre for wholesale
The division announces the network for communications providers will launch on 11 June News | 15 May 2012
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Lincolnshire County Council to save £2.5m a year with PSN
Lincolnshire County Council expects to save £2.5m a year in its network costs by joining the East Midlands Public Services Network. News | 14 May 2012
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IT suppliers losing race to build smart cities
Banks, developers and construction companies are taking over from the IT industry as the diving force behind smart cities News | 14 May 2012
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European economy dents Cisco forecast
The stormy outlook for the European economy leads the networking firm to predict a weak quarter News | 10 May 2012
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Canary Wharf stress test underway ahead of London Olympic Games
Businesses in Canary Wharf are running two days of stress testing to prepare for the London Olympic Games, including flexible staff working News | 08 May 2012
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Avaya provides networking education to Leeds Metropolitan University
Avaya today announced a deal with Leeds Metropolitan University, which has seen the firm build out a network for the 28,000 staff and students across the organisation’s campuses. Networking | 08 May 2012
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BT pays out £90m bonus package
BT will hand out bonuses of nearly £90m after a scheme to improve the company’s struggling global services division paid off News | 08 May 2012
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How to make your network green
Make sure your network and datacentre run efficiently as part of a green networking strategy Feature
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Buyer's Guide: How to upgrade to IPv6
IPv6 is an increasingly hot topic in the networking industry. We examine the issues for older hardware support. Buyer's guide
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Buyer's Guide: Forrester reveals the value of IPv6 to the enterprise
IPv6 can support a new set of customers and offers the opportunity to generate revenue from digital services Buyer's guide
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Buyer's Guide: Tips for small companies on IPv6 migration
There is no rush to switch from IPv4 to IPv6, but there is no harm in being prepared for IPv6. We look at the practical issues for SMEs. Buyer's Guide to IPv6
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BYOD policy gives London university users network access flexibility
A London university has undergone a network infrastructure upgrade to make way for a BYOD policy, offering staff and students more network access flexibility and capabilities. Case study
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Buyer's Guide: How to prepare your organisation for IPv6
The switch to IPv6 – on 6 June – shows just how imminent the transition from IPv4 to IPv6 is. Is your organisation ready? Feature
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Forrester: The next wave of virtualisation
Virtualisation is evolving. IT departments now have a raft of products to deploy within their infrastructure, optimised for virtualisation. Buyer's guide
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Cisco Live Europe 2012 Coverage
If you didn’t have a chance to make it out to the London ExCeL Centre, for Cisco Live Europe, read our coverage of the conference. 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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Re-skilling through the Open University to get into IT
Ian Kelly, a 34-year-old IT specialist, is preparing to take the next step in his career, and turned to the Open University to improve his skills. Feature
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3G review: Is next-generation mobile broadband ready for business?
Mobile broadband has undergone a makeover of late. Developments in technology, increased competition and falling prices mean it is getting easier to work on the road using a mobile dongle. The question still remains, however, should more businesses p... Opinion
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Google enters the fray in battle for smartphone technology patents
Patents equal real strategic value, right? It was only last week that Google, one of the world's largest technology companies, purchased Motorola Mobility in a deal worth $12.5bn. Opinion
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What is the point of BDUK?
Guy Jarvis, director at NextGenUs UK, on Broadband Delivery UK's bidding guide for local authorities and others interested in taking part in the government's £530m rural broadband programme. Opinion
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Security zone: Mobile malware is already costing you money
Mobile malware has already been predicted, and it is fair to say that it is now here. There are already numerous exploits and scams in the wild that have been used to exploit users and mobile devices alike. Opinion
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Think Tank: What are the security implications of putting a smart meter in every UK home?
The government is planning to put a smart meter in every home in the UK by 2017 as a step towards a smart grid, but what are the security implications? Opinion
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Don’t let techno-babble cloud your judgement
Robert Morgan believes businesses must fully understand what cloud computing actually is and what it means to them as 2011 inevitable brings with it a new wave of cloud hype in the outsourcing sector. Opinion
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Why FTTC isn’t enough and how the UK might do more
The UK government recently announced its strategy to deliver improved rural broadband services - one of the longstanding and well-documented problems facing the UK. The ambition to construct the best broadband network in Europe by 2015 is admirable, ... Opinion
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Government broadband strategy will fail unless fibre rates are challenged
The government strategy for broadband fails to address the taxation of fibre-optic infrastructure and puts at risk the creation of a regulatory and policy environment which would allow the market to deliver. Opinion
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Opinion: Plugging the gaps in the government's broadband strategy
The government has outlined its vision for Britain's superfast broadband service. Chris Conder, who has first-hand experience of community networks, has... Opinion
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Will a UK technology hub really rival Silicon Valley?
Earlier this month, prime minister David Cameron set out the government's ambitious plans to create a technology hub to rival Silicon Valley in London's... Opinion
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The IT that serves Wimbledon 2011
IBM provides an integrated end-to-end scoring system that delivers live tennis results to the BBC TV graphics, on-court scoreboards, match information displays, official web site and Wimbledon's own iPhone app. Photo Story
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How pay-as-you-behave technology could transform car insurance
New IT systems can help calculate unique insurance premiums based on driver behaviour Photo Story
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Video: Technology makeover - CIO spends over £1m on house renovation
Rather than build an indoor swimming pool or make room for tennis courts, Kevin O'Connor, CIO at Paddy Power, has spent £200,000 on a home automation system for his London home as part of a house renovation project costing over £1m. Video
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Video: The Blog Awards Winners - How does it feel to have won?
The IT Blog Awards were held at The Delfina last week, in this video we catch up with some of the winners to find out how it feels to have been voted top blog by the public. Video
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Unified Comms for the smaller business
Bob Tarzey from Quocirca looks at how smaller businesses can benefit from deploying unified communications Photo Story
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Cumbrian broadband conference: BT fights for Cumbrian broadband deal
Cumbrian broadband conference: BT's strategy Podcast
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Orange silences noisy phone calls
Orange has launched what it claims to be the biggest advance in voice calls in 20 years. The so-called HD Voice uses noise cancellation technology to improve the clarity of mobile phone sound by filtering out background noise. Podcast
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David Beckham talks to fans around the world via Cisco telepresence
England footballing superstar David Beckham teamed up with Yahoo to talk to fans around the world using telepresence technology at Cisco's London office. Photo Story
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Telepresence helps AT&T Williams keep ahead on the track
The Formula One environment is extremely hectic, but. Willams is making life a little eaier thanks to telepresence... Podcast
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Podcast: Wearable cameras treble memory function in Alzheimer's patients
Alzheimer's sufferers could improve their memory retention threefold if they spent 20 minutes watching a playback of their day as recorded by a wearable camera. Podcast
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London 2012 Olympic Games Coverage
Read all our London Olympics IT coverage so far including IT preparations, the website, power concerns and the creation of thousands of new jobs. guide
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Supplier Profile: Fujitsu
A special report which analyses the challenges facing Fujitsu, financial performance, services offered, its place in the market and future strategy. Supplier Profile
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The network administrators’ guide
In our network administrator tutorial, learn about network security and network management. guide
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‘T-Rays’ offer extra spectrum for Wi-Fi
Japanese researchers discover new connectivity capabilities with the terahertz band Mobile networks
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Interview: Avaya EMEA president Michael Bayer
We talk upcoming launches, acquisitions and R&D with the head of Europe for Avaya Interview
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Emulex targets HPC with Ethernet partnership
Networking firm Emulex teams with Myricom to boost Ethernet performance for high-performance computing and cloud environments Networking hardware
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BT Openreach reveals 330Mbps fibre for wholesale
The division announces the network for communications providers will launch on 11 June News
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Lincolnshire County Council to save £2.5m a year with PSN
Lincolnshire County Council expects to save £2.5m a year in its network costs by joining the East Midlands Public Services Network. News
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IT suppliers losing race to build smart cities
Banks, developers and construction companies are taking over from the IT industry as the diving force behind smart cities News
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European economy dents Cisco forecast
The stormy outlook for the European economy leads the networking firm to predict a weak quarter News
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Canary Wharf stress test underway ahead of London Olympic Games
Businesses in Canary Wharf are running two days of stress testing to prepare for the London Olympic Games, including flexible staff working News
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Avaya provides networking education to Leeds Metropolitan University
Avaya today announced a deal with Leeds Metropolitan University, which has seen the firm build out a network for the 28,000 staff and students across the organisation’s campuses. Networking
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BT pays out £90m bonus package
BT will hand out bonuses of nearly £90m after a scheme to improve the company’s struggling global services division paid off News
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