Photo Stories
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In The Current Issue:
- Disaggregated systems try to unlock the NVMe conundrum
- Cloud DR: Key choices in cloud disaster recovery
- Chances of success with SAP are only 50-50
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A guide to ERP for small and large businesses
Bob Tarzey looks at the business case for integrating ERP systems for large and small companies
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Photos: Avatar Tree of Life in Hyde Park
Visitors to Hyde Park were greeted with a high-tech model of the Tree of Souls from James Cameron’s film Avatar last weekend.
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Visual Studio 2010 first look
Visual Studio 2010 offers an integrated environment of tools and server infrastructure that Microsoft says can be used to simplify the entire application development process.
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Competition: Win tickets to the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ Finals
Computer Weekly has teamed up with Mahindra Satyam to give away FIFA World Cup™ match tickets, including two tickets for the FIFA World Cup™ Final itself.
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Photos: Adobe CS5 first look
CS5 is the latest release of Adobe's Creative Suite, which includes tighter workflow to help designers and Flash developers work more efficiently across Photoshop. Illustrator and Flash.
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Virtual desktops online in space
Astronauts at the International Space Station are being given access to applications and websites through Citrix’s XenDesktop software.
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Photos: Hardware Hoarders - Your old computers (PART 2)
Last year we invited Computer Weekly readers to send us photos and videos of the oldest IT equipment they've held on to, and to share their excuses for hoarding it. Have a look at some of the entrants.
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Photos: CERN - A tour of the large hadron collider
This month is the 20th anniversary of the Web, which was invented by Tim Berners-Lee at Cern in March 1989.
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Photos: Hardware Hoarders - Your old computers (PART 1)
Last year we invited Computer Weekly readers to send us photos and videos of the oldest IT equipment they've held on to, and to share their excuses for hoarding it. Have a look at some of the entrants.
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Photos: Hardware Hoarders - Your old computers (PART 3)
Last year we invited Computer Weekly readers to send us photos and videos of the oldest IT equipment they've held on to, and to share their excuses for hoarding it. Have a look at some of the entrants.
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Gatwick gears up for complete IT overhaul
Gatwick Airport was recently sold to Global Infrastructure Partners, which is planning an overhaul of the entire operation. Technology will be a big part of that, with nearly all the systems needing attention.
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Photos: F1 - The wind beneath Red Bull's wings
This year see Red Bull Racing enter the Formula One championships with Sebastien Vettel and Mark Webber taking to the grid. We look at what goes into putting the team on the track!
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Photos: The role of technology in the Chile aid effort
When a natural disaster strikes, one of the first things to go down is the communications network. These pictures illustrate how technology is helping in the aid effort.
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Photos: World Cup 2010 gets its own Hand of God
Hundreds of thousands of people will be attending this year’s Football World Cup in South Africa either as spectators or workers. But what no-one will notice, and few probably know, is that software written by Mahindra Satyam will make sure everything off the pitch goes smoothly.
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The ten noughtiest inventions
Technology-based innovations dominate a list of the best inventions of the past decade.
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Winter Olympics sets marker for London 2012
It has been difficult to miss the fact that the Winter Olympics are being held in Vancouver, Canada.
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Photos: Great female technology entrepreneurs
While the arguments over how to get a better gender balance in tech fly back and forth, we’ve highlighted just a few female entrepreneurs working in the UK who founded their own IT companies, or use technology to provide a product or service.
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Michael Dell buys Magnum Photos archive
Michael Dell , chief of computer firm Dell ,...
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Photos: The technology driving air traffic control
Controlling air traffic is one of the world’s more stressful jobs. But despite the apparent complexity of the task, and the high-tech appearance of the equipment, it’s still a job that relies completely on the ability and skill of its staff.
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Photos: Virus sculptures from computer waste
Sculptor Forrest McCluer brings a new twist to the term "computer virus" by constructing 3D representations of biological viruses using old computer parts.
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Photos: Bad Apples - Their 10 worst inventions
Apple have revolutonised the world of tech in the past few years but with every success there's bound to be some failures. We pick some of the bad Apples time forgot.
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Photos: How technology is helping Haiti
This photo story shows how the UN Foundation and it's partners are setting up telecommunications to help the people of Haiti stay connected with the rest of the world.
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How Top Gear laptop survived Bolivian expedition
The BBC Top Gear presenters took a 1,000 mile road trip through the rainforests of Boliva to the Pacific coast of Chile.
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Travel chaos iPhone survival guide
Workers in the UK are used to trains running late, but the recent cold spell really moved the boundaries.