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EC clears TalkTalk's Tiscali takeover
The European Commission has cleared the £236m takeover of financially troubled Italian communications service provider Continue Reading
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Suppliers' anger over wasted NHS bid
Executives at some IT suppliers say their companies have wasted money bidding in an open competitive tender when an NHS foundation trust had already chosen to buy the Cerner electronic patient records system. Continue Reading
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Cryptography breakthrough paves way to secure cloud services
A research student who had a summer job at IBM, has cracked a cryptography problem that has baffled experts for over 30 years. The breakthrough may pave the way to secure cloud computing services. Continue Reading
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Microsoft could offer Windows 7 on a USB stick
Microsoft is considering offering Windows 7 on a USB stick to help users without CD or DVD drives upgrade their machines. Continue Reading
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Facebook appointment boosts speculation of IPO
Facebook has appointed David Ebersman, a former executive of US biotechnology company Genentech, as its new chief financial officer.
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PC makers to miss Chinese deadline for internet censoring software
Most PC makers will miss the government deadline to put internet filtering software on all new machines by tomorrow, according to the Financial Times. Continue Reading
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Universal mobile phone charger across Europe next year
Ten of the biggest mobile phone makers have agreed on a universal charger to be released next year. Continue Reading
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Fast Track protects sports business with e-mail continuity
Sports marketing agency Fast Track has invested in e-mail continuity technology to avoid potential losses of £8,000 an hour. Continue Reading
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Airbus crash: can a triple-redundant system give false readings?
Articles in Computer Weekly in June looked at the loss of the Air France Airbus A330-200 in comparison with two much earlier accidents. French authorities have said there were indications that the ... Continue Reading
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Green storage best practices control costs, increase energy efficiency
Green storage best practices control power and cooling costs, and increase energy efficiency in your data center. Tiered storage, consolidating storage arrays, solid-state drives (SSDs) and MAID can help. Continue Reading
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Will Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) bring a fabric switch product shakedown?
Many network switch vendors won't provide deep Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) functionality, so will storage-area network (SAN) fabric management be dominated by Brocade, Cisco Systems and IBM? Continue Reading
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Ingram Micro joins SNIA ANZ board
The Storage Networking Industry Association's Australia/New Zealand chapter has its first New Zealand-based board member. Continue Reading
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Recruiting hackers to defend the UK is lunacy
Lord West, the UK's first cyber security minister, recently announced that the new Cyber Security Operations Centre (CSOC) has recruited former hackers to defend national security, as part of the new government cyber security strategy aimed at ... Continue Reading
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How to deliver cost optimisation without tears
Typically IT governance processes are focused on decision rights, compliance, and regulation. Increasingly, however, the scope of governance is being recognised to include value delivery Continue Reading
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Interview: Google's cloud computing strategy
Google's Mike Repass explains the company's cloud computing strategy, outlining what the company's App Engine offers developers and IT decision makers. Continue Reading
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Mayor Mark Behnke
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The Habitat
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Top 10 Twitter marketing blunders in photos
Twitter is supposed to be an intuitive technology, easy to get the hang of and proving its worth the more you use it. But on Twitter, as on many social media sites, users seem to exist in one of two camps – those who get it, and those who don’t. Continue Reading
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Edelman
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The Home Depot Center