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In The Current Issue:
- Don’t become the next Travelex: Get ready for ransomware
- Windows 7: Dead or alive?
- What are the key issues facing healthcare CIOs?
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Apple launches latest additions to product line: iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C and iOS7
Apples introduces two new handsets: iPhone 5S and 5C, and its latest operating system iOS7
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Women in Computing through the years: Computer Weekly’s Archive
The National Museum of Computing has dug through the Computer Weekly archive to find articles on women in tech through the years.
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Mercedes AMG Petronas' road to a better network
The Formula One team partners with Tata Communications to bring faster network speeds and better data anlaysis track-side
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Rapid7 United 2013 Security Summit
View the pics from Rapid7’s recent security summit in Boston.
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Introducing the BIG Awards semi-finalists
Here’s a handful of the semi-finalists, who have a range of innovative tech in both the B2B and B2C space.
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Cross-platform app development - is there one tool to rule them all?
One code base, multiple targets is the renaissance of cross-platform development. Tim Anderson looks at a selection of mobile development tools
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British Airways unveils its new Airbus A380
The new addition to the BA fleet - the Airbus A380
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The Future Is Here: A New Industrial Revolution
London’s Design Museum is housing an exhibition on the future of manufacturing
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Rising Stars: Most Influential Women in UK IT 2013
See who made the list of Most Influential Women in UK IT 2013 Rising Stars.
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The 25 most influential women in UK IT 2013
Find out the results of our Women in Technology Awards, ranking the top 25 most influential women in UK IT 2013.
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Computer Weekly European User Awards for Enterprise Software: Winners
The winners of the Computer Weekly European User Awards for Enterprise Software have been announced. See images of the winners.
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A tour of the Aston Martin factory
Luxury car maker Aston Martin combines high tech and traditional craftsmanship to design and manufacture its hand made cars
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Software Gallery opens at the National Museum of Computing
The National Museum of Computing has opened a new exhibit charting the history of software
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Review: HP Pavilion Chromebook
At £249, the HP Pavilion Chromebook is the cheapest laptop from HP. We test it out in a corporate environment.
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Windows Server 2012 R2: a first look
Microsoft has announced Windows Server 2012 R2, which brings Azure technology to private clouds
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Review of LiveCode 6.0 cross platform software development
Scottish cross-platform programming specialist RunRev released its LiveCode 6.0 software recently, with a promise of drag and drop programming.
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Microsoft brings Surface Pro tablet to the UK
Following the launch of Windows 8 and the Windows RT-powered Surface tablet, Microsoft is introducing a full-blown tablet for Windows 8 Professional
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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 computing and changed the way people interacted with the technology forever.
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Two approaches to WAN optimisation
The two main barriers to WAN optimisation are cost and complexity. We look at low-cost, simple to configure alternatives
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Standard Bank uses SAP to bring mobile banking to communities
Many people in South Africa do not have a bank account. Standard Bank has used SAP to help people get started with banking.
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UK Computer Science Education in the 21st century – Restoring Turing’s Legacy
Consultant and C-level exectuive, Yva Thakurdas assesses the scale of the UK IT skills gap, analyses its causes and potential solutions in this PowerPoint presentation.
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Mega vendors: Quarterly results Q1 2013
A number of the larger IT suppliers reported their quarterly financial results for the first quarter of 2013.
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One man’s mission to uncover a WWII decryption machine
How Brian Randell unlocked the secrets of Colossus, the world’s first programmable computer.
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See who won at the 2013 FDM everywoman Technology Awards
View all the pictures from the 2013 FDM everywoman in Technology Awards