• Using the 1st Cyber Security Challenge "Regional Fun-Fair" to trawl the talent pool
• EMC's DSSD introduces the PCIe flash appliance
• MuleSoft: how do we program the Internet of Things?
• What do firms really mean by Hadoop leverage?
• Eat, sleep, breathe, order grub, repeat
• Russia invests £2.8bn to deliver 10Mbps fibre broadband across the country
• Samsung Tizen HTML5 SDK: "we'll put apps on your TV"
• American government seeks sarcasm-busting software. That'll work
• The future of mobile? Bright but cloudy
• Russia's investment in tech startups depends on overcoming concerns of its new web-savvy generation
• Using Sqoop to ploop to Hadoop
• Application Software Spend - Chemical Manufacturers
• Fake Google Street View attack initiates police cost cutting
• Pentaho: don't get blinded with (data) science
• Dame Wendy Hall shares experience as a female computer scientist
• Apple announces iOS 8 at WWDC 2014
• Cyber-criminals have the financial strength flexibility to beat enterprise IT security
• Ubuntu beats Microsoft & Red Hat in OpenStack OS race
• Bringing the technology world to Russia
• Microsoft developer tools, on a 'dizzying' roll (in a good way)
• Do you know your OpenStack history?
• The internet of things is making everything smart, stupid
• How Moscow money and the post-Soviet generation hope to create Russia's Silicon Valley
• How to make Hadoop logfile analysis fun & interesting
• Apps For Good Awards finalists announced
• Is there a social biasness towards female entrepreneurs? TLA Women's Group event
• You will not believe what happens at the London Hopper Colloquium!
• Tech businesses must take initiative to get more girls excited about IT
• There is no privacy in the global on-line village but do we really want Google to censor the gossip?
• Using robot wars to teach robotics
• Large firms are turning to tech startups because traditional IT suppliers are failing to innovate
• The impossible suddenly becomes practical: Google to abide by EU law
• Women in IT - is it time to man up?
• What is a network-independent mobile application?
• Google pushes forward with its driverless car
• Samsung Simband - The future of health technology?
• The time is now for female leaders in technology
• Samsung: the future of digital health is open (standards)
• Scramble the bomb squad, here be PRs
• IT & Telecom Spend - Civil Engineering Companies
• My 10 minutes with Google's datacentre VP
• A coding conundrum - how will we bridge the skills gap?
• Chef: your server is not a pet, think of it as cattle
• The Internet of Pigs might fly
• UKIP's online policy: stuff the corporate turkeys, listen to users and stop wasting money
• Intel: BYOD enterprise Android is OK
• Codecademy opens first international office in London
• prpl: digital home IoT software needs portable software on virtualised architectures
• The new CIO reality - reputational risk from IT problems will be a big factor in the changing role
• Run rabbit, run rabbit, run, run, run
• Did Microsoft fail to guide on XP migration?
• New building opportunity for Salesforce
• FBI no pot policy weeds out potential cyber warriors
• SAP mobile chief details market strategy & tactics
• Is EE working on a driverless car?
• No such thing as absolute freedom from vendor lock-in, even in open source, proves Red Hat
• White House contributes APIs, stages hackathons & runs on Drupal
• Microsoft announces new Windows Surface 3
• What went wrong with Ticketmaster for Glasgow 2014 online ticket sales?
• Why Net Neutrality cannot survive without fibre to the femto and interoperability
• Will IoT Expo make embedded sexy?
• Web-scale IT shows what technology can achieve
• System Software Spend - Research & Development Companies
• The Institution of Engineering and Technology opens awards for nominations
• Open source light sabre with Virtual Reality IMAX headset
• Why an all girls team is likely to win the cybersecurity challenge - if any enter.
• Could programmable robots teach kids to code?
• Big data technology has its work cut out to harness web analytics
• Writing novels is such a dos
• Lipstick and bulldogs
• No progress on the conference front
• Google's self-driving cars lack explorer spirit
• Kids will flock to coding thanks to Shaun the Sheep
• Forget B2B and B2C... X2X robot device omnichannel ecommerce is next
• Using cloud for test and development environments? Avoid this costly mistake
• NetSuite SuiteCloud Developers: abandon the Microsoft Windows desktop metaphor
• A suitable job for a woman: fund raising exercise for Bletchley TNMOC educational programmes
• The continuing evolution of EMC
• How virtual reality can be used to train fire service personnel
• Why Linux never threated Windows on the desktop
• DataStax and Databricks stack bricks of data
• Women in Computing online resource to be created
• PCG to hold Women's Freelance Network event
• Mortimer Spinks and Computer Weekly unveil Women in Technology Survey
• Calling network experts: the arts world wants your help
• Parent dogs overreact about puppies gaming
• Custom Software Spend - Auxiliary Financial & Insurance Companies
• AWS may be building a datacentre in Germany, but will the cloud data remain safe and private?
• Knowing when to cloud, and when not to cloud
• Is it 'wear your cloud to work' day, yet?
• Ukraine IT industry isolated from political tension and ready to fuel economic growth
• EMC World 2014: what is a data lake?
• If fibre to business communities has payback in months not years, why is it not happening?
• City Centre creative Industries crippled by crapband as the rural revolution begins to gather pace
• SAP 'cloud & developer lead' Vishal Sikka resigns
• Are the UK's borders being compromised by legacy IT systems?
• Finding new containers for the BYOD genii
• Cloud collaboration is the key to UK banks' legacy IT problem
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