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Camden Council rolls out free Wi-Fi
Camden London Borough Council signs a deal with Arqiva to provide free wireless connectivity to businesses, residents and visitors News | 14 May 2013
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Arqiva wins government rural mobile contract
Arqiva is awarded £150m to boost mobile coverage in rural areas as part of the government’s Mobile Infrastructure Project (MIP) News | 13 May 2013
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Government consults on mobile broadband deployment
The government has launched a consultation to lay out its proposals for accelerating mobile broadband infrastructure deployment across the UK News | 07 May 2013
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Case Study: Solihull Council picks Juniper for BYOD
The Metropolitan Borough Council upgrades its bring your own device system and reaps the benefits of more efficient staff Case Study | 02 May 2013
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O2 hires BT for 4G backhaul
Mobile operator O2 has signed a 10-year contract with BT to build a new high-capacity network for 4G services Mobile networks | 29 Apr 2013
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Samsung wary of smartphone competition
Despite announcing significant profits for Q1, Samsung admits more competition in the smartphone market could affect its figures News | 26 Apr 2013
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Tata goes trackside with Mercedes F1
Mercedes AMG Petronas signs a deal with Tata Communications to provide connectivity to the famous Formula One racing team News | 24 Apr 2013
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Juniper Networks gives bleak outlook for 2013
Juniper Networks reports positive results for the first quarter of the year, but predicts tough times ahead for its enterprise division financial results | 24 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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100Gbps Ethernet – is it time to move?
Do you need 100Gbps Ethernet in your datacentre, or is the technology just going through a hype cycle? Computer Weekly investigates Feature
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Management tools to create a Workload-Centric Network
Software-defined networking provides the means to automate networks to better support a range of different workloads. Feature
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SDN will change the world of network professionals
By providing the capability to move a large proportion of a switch’s work to an abstracted software layer, SDN is the way forward. Feature
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Wired vs wireless in the enterprise
What are the pros and cons of wired and wireless connectivity? And what does the future hold for the corporate environment? Feature
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Can mobile networks learn to share?
Mobile operators are not renowned for playing nicely with one another, but sharing networks and backhaul may be the only option for survival Feature
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Configure datacentres with green tech to save costs
The current driver for green technology is to save money through optimising energy use, rather than a desire to be seen to be green. Feature
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Top 10 networking stories of 2012
We give a run down of the top 10 stories in the networking industry throughout 2012 Top Ten
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Top 10 gadget reviews of 2012
Inspect-a-Gadget has been busy reviewing a range of gadgets over the past 12 months and it has been another big year in the world of tech Top 10
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Top 10 supplier profiles 2012
Download in-depth reports on leading IT suppliers from Computer Weekly Top 10
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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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Forrester: Networking predictions for 2013
Senior Forrester analyst Andre Kindness reveals his predictions for the networking industry in 2013 Opinion
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The history of the next-generation firewall
Security expert Rik Ferguson explains how next-generation firewalls were developed and what protection they provide businesses Opinion
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Tackling the challenges of the next-generation firewall
Security expert Brian Honan shares top tips on installing and maintaining a next-generation firewall Opinion
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Seven enablers of effective disaster recovery for SMEs
This article considers the current status of disaster recover (DR) in small and mid-size businesses (SMEs) and highlights a few simple steps every organisation can take to ensure it is better able to address such challenges. 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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Fibre rates – time to repeal the modern equivalent of the window tax
Why would anyone tax windows? Well it seemed like a good idea to some in late 17th century England and in 18th century Scotland and France 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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Forrester: Harnessing mobile UC to transform the business
The appeal of unified communications (UC) has been the convergence of all business communication applications across the range of enterprise interfaces, including the PC, telephone, web, and mobile 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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Microsoft hopes to redefine the future of computing
Anand Krishnan from Microsoft’s UK developer and platforms group discusses what Windows 8 will mean for the future of computing. Video
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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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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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Video: How to lay your own fibre network
There have been many calls for the UK to get fibre to the home and office as a way to catch up with its economic competitors. Some have turned radical, installing their own fibre links… Video
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Cumbrian broadband conference: BT fights for Cumbrian broadband deal
Cumbrian broadband conference: BT's strategy Podcast
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Video: Vaizey promises to discuss BT connection charges
Broadband minister Ed Vaizey has promised to discuss BT charges that raise costs for other network operators that need to connect to BT equipment. Video
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Intel Silicon Photonics
Intel steps up its interest in using optical fibres for high speed interconnects in processor-based systems, developing a prototype silicon-based semiconductor laser to support 50Gbit/s optical links in computers. Photo Story
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Business case for the Connected Enterprise
Clive Longbottom, founder of analyst house, Quocirca, asssses the business benefits of extending the corporate network to support collaborative applications. Photo Story
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European Space Agency gets IP Wan to handle satellite images
The European Space Agency is using an IP wide area network from Interoute to link up its 13 sites with bandwidth of between 1.5Mbps and 500Mbps. This picture gallery shows examples of the satellite images stored and secured on the network. 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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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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Virtualisation
While virtualisation may be considered the best way forward for data centre infrastructure, there are plenty of barriers to successful adoption. guide
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Reflections on 2011 and predictions for 2012
With 2011 now behind us we have taken a look back at technology trends throughout last year, in addition to looking ahead to what 2012 may hold. In this guide you will find 2011 roundups on virtualisation, cloud computing, outsourcing, storage, data ... guide
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Camden Council rolls out free Wi-Fi
Camden London Borough Council signs a deal with Arqiva to provide free wireless connectivity to businesses, residents and visitors News
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Arqiva wins government rural mobile contract
Arqiva is awarded £150m to boost mobile coverage in rural areas as part of the government’s Mobile Infrastructure Project (MIP) News
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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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Government consults on mobile broadband deployment
The government has launched a consultation to lay out its proposals for accelerating mobile broadband infrastructure deployment across the UK News
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Case Study: Solihull Council picks Juniper for BYOD
The Metropolitan Borough Council upgrades its bring your own device system and reaps the benefits of more efficient staff Case Study
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O2 hires BT for 4G backhaul
Mobile operator O2 has signed a 10-year contract with BT to build a new high-capacity network for 4G services Mobile networks
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Samsung wary of smartphone competition
Despite announcing significant profits for Q1, Samsung admits more competition in the smartphone market could affect its figures News
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Tata goes trackside with Mercedes F1
Mercedes AMG Petronas signs a deal with Tata Communications to provide connectivity to the famous Formula One racing team News
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Juniper Networks gives bleak outlook for 2013
Juniper Networks reports positive results for the first quarter of the year, but predicts tough times ahead for its enterprise division financial results
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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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