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• HP offers 40% datacentre power saving
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• MPs warned of ‘security flaws’ in ID cards scheme
• SOA on the agenda for 75% of firms
• Fifa prepares rapid exit for World Cup network
• Network overhaul keeps easyJet on course for IT-enabled expansion
• Camelot IT chief to check in at easyJet
• Airport pilots wireless flight information access
• Oracle issues list of ‘safe’ Linux set-ups
• UK real estate industry builds on technology with above average investment in IT
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• Banks trial evolutionary computing approach to ‘breed out’ inefficiency
• BAE looks to improve plane design using high-performance computing
• Downtime: Would you like fries with your hard drive?
• IBM releases catalogue of SOA tools and templates
• Hewlett-Packard network tool aims for end-to-end lifecycle management
• MS opens supercomputing to mainstream businesses
• Teachers association cuts hardware costs with virtualisation technology
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• Tame the data storage beast
• ‘Rushed’ ID card scheme is a missed opportunity, IT suppliers warn MPs
• ID theft scandal reveals 'persistent and longstanding
• Microsoft admits problems with latest security update
• Hackers use Ajax to access to Yahoo e-mails
• PayPal security warning
• Hackers target Excel bug
• FAST moves to nab illegal SME software downloaders
• Users attack Microsoft’s counterfeit clampdown
• Google to launch its own version of PayPal
• EC demands online accessibility improvements
• Gates to step down
• EC calls for cap on mobile roaming charges
• NHS National Programme for IT faces ‘significant challenges’
• Security company wins trademark rights to ‘spam’
• Sybase acquires Solonde
• O2 and RIM target SMBs with new BlackBerry
• Microsoft offers SMBs all-in-one security and protection
• Scottish Executive integrates social care data and procurement
• SAP improves global trading tool
• ONS extends IT services contract
• British Council upgrades business systems with SAP
• Amazon to sell food
• Microsoft forms customer interoperability council
• Exploits for Microsoft flaws unleashed
• ClearCube to stress datacentre gains
• HP extends automated change and configuration to the datacentre
• Datacentre acceleration market tops £186m
• Data Connections launches security for datacentre product line
• Dell delivers datacentre boost
• IT services revenue up 6% in 2005, says Gartner
• MySpace to sell off search engine
• Faulty anti-virus update bites Barracuda's customers
• IBM adds server bite with Viper
• OpenVZ supports virtualisation development on IPv6
• Jaluna reveals real-time visualisation technology
• VMWare launches next generation of infrastructure virtualisation
• IT consolidation market expands
• IBM releases SOA templates and tools
• AMD sells Alchemy chip range
• Oracle issues 'safe' Linux configurations
• Downtime: A fitting replacement for NHS tongue twister
• US government warned VoIP taps could threaten internet
• Microsoft patches 21 security flaws
• CRM software sales continue to boom
• Siebel will be the centrepiece of next-generation Oracle Fusion CRM
• Microsoft entices developers to Office Business Applications
• Microsoft identifies 5.7million infected machines
• Royal Navy pick Steelhead comms
• Novell holds up Bandit for ID management
• Online recruitment could save NHS £80m per year
• Worm burrows into Yahoo mail
• BCS and ISM link membership
• IBM’s Palmisano announces the end of the multinational
• Judge throws out challenge to Google Earth
• Amicus union launches Women in IT charter
• Hot skills: Take on the Java world as Atlas battles with Ajax
• How far is this tax fiasco down to IT?
• Microsoft tackles the data overload with search tools
• Eclipse tool optimises travel website
• Investigating why people misuse computers and how to stop them
• Red Hat completes JBoss deal
• Microsoft drops plans for Office PDF feature
• 'Bad design' of B2B websites hits sales
• How safe is chip and Pin technology?
• Screwfix seeks sales boost from higher intelligence
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• Your shout: CRB mistakes, outsourcing faults, World Cup fouls
• IT problems cost Cadbury
• Audit office set to publish delayed NHS IT inquiry
• Royal Opera House sets the scene with virtual reality system
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• Mega merger sparks IT integration race
• The big question: Should staff be allowed to watch the World Cup at work?
• Auditor reveals scale of fake ID tax credit fraud
• Fifa ready for cyber attack on World Cup
• Shell keeps chip and Pin on red light
• Going, going, gone: OGC auctions IT hardware
• Betfair backs BI in drive for World Cup winnings
• IBM’s latest DB2 database server lifts off
• EDS deal ‘appears improper’, say MPs



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