• Case Study: US supermarket chain solves security challenge virtually
  • Drupal resets passwords after hacker breach
  • US mobile networks 75% faster than EU
  • More than half UK citizens worried about nation-state cyber attacks
  • Half the globe to have internet by 2017
  • Most Influential Woman in UK IT 2013: Vote now
  • IT professionals motivated by interesting projects not bumper compensation packages
  • SAP leaders bang the drum for Hana as a platform
  • Attackers exploit Ruby on Rails flaw, despite warnings and patch
  • Is Google mature enough for the enterprise?
  • Intel buys ST-Ericsson’s GNSS business
  • AMD launches low-power server processors to rival Intel's Atom
  • Small businesses increase IT budgets
  • ARI uses HANA to power self-service BI for fleet management
  • BIS awards Thales five-year PSN contract
  • UK cloud firm Iomart sees annual profits soar by 56%
  • NHS publishes £1.2bn GP IT framework
  • Royal Opera House tunes online queuing with AWS cloud
  • CERN uses ITIL to rethink facilities management
  • Datacentre provider Node4 completes management buyout
  • France Telecom changes name to Orange
  • Google may have to revise proposals to EU competition authorities yet again
  • Headphone technology to boost fibre connections
  • EU investigates Apple’s iPhone sales strategy
  • Indian service provider growth drops by a third
  • Stratfor hacker pleads guilty
  • Supermarkets and banks hold the key to mass adoption of mobile payments
  • China plans first digital war games
  • US anti-piracy group proposes locking infringing computers
  • UK masters students to help build online security and trust
  • Syrian hackers deface Sky Android apps
  • Chinese hackers accessed US weapons designs, says Pentagon
  • Government reveals failing projects
  • Bolton and Wigan get PSN in £47m outsourcing deal
  • SAP’s Sikka takes innovation lead as SuccessFactors founder departs
  • BT and Intel invest in lab to research into future cities and telecoms technologies
  • Eurovision Song Contest app built and delivered via Google's cloud platform
  • How Adobe Creative Cloud will impact budgets
  • BBC cans £98m Digital Media Initiative and suspends CTO
  • Europe moving faster towards BYOD
  • Templeton: Enterprises must think ‘mobile first’
  • Network virtualisation threatens telecom suppliers
  • Where does Microsoft fit in the future of VDI and remote applications?
  • Interview: Moving from electronic warfare to network admininstration
  • Lenovo sales increase amid PC market crash
  • Economic future depends on e-ID, says Security Identity Alliance
  • Interview: Government CTO Liam Maxwell
  • UCL turns to private cloud to solve its data storage woes
  • Moonshot fails to lift HP's server revenue
  • Million Pound Startup competition launches to attract worldwide companies to London
  • Citrix adds mobile functionality to push into smartphones and tablets
  • McLaren uses high-speed data analytics to gain Formula 1 edge
  • How will Indian IT services firms evolve and prosper?
  • UK data breaches largely hidden, says Stroz Friedberg
  • VMware's hybrid cloud to allow users to extend datacentres to public cloud
  • Facebook most popular social media tool in the enterprise
  • Consumers call out for sponsored mobile phone bills
  • Tesco uses big data to cut cooling costs by up to €20m
  • Capita upgrades Fire service system
  • O2 questions CWU redundancy claims as union threatens action
  • Blue Coat buys big data security company Solera
  • UK ISPs block access to pirate sites
  • Apple calls on the US to cut corporate tax
  • Vodafone delays 4G superfast mobile internet launch
  • Departments handed manual for digital services redesign
  • EC-funded datacentre efficiency project CoolEmAll releases first prototypes
  • Dell appoints new UK head to drive services transformation
  • IT job vacancies on track to reach pre-recession levels
  • O2 selects Capita for 10-year customer service outsource
  • Gartner: Big data will transform customer relationship management technology
  • Contactless payments exceed five million in March
  • Social media: How to navigate Europe's legal maze
  • TfL uses Google maps to power mobile-first web refresh
  • Microsoft and Janet deal brings cloud to millions of academics
  • Small firms lose up to £800m to cyber crime, says FSB
  • Jolla launches smartphone running on new Sailfish OS
  • Privileged accounts key to most APT attacks, says Cyber-Ark
  • Vodafone sales drop 4.2%
  • UK ranked safest datacentre location in Europe but lags behind US in global ranking
  • Oops! The risks of using social media at work
  • Researchers uncover Indian cyber espionage network
  • Yahoo revamps Flickr
  • Union slams Aviva’s offshore plan
  • Twitter uses open source to automate security
  • Tech City startups struggling to acquire capital for further growth
  • Metropolitan Police weighs up outsourcing options
  • Case study: Princess Alice Hospice goes wireless
  • Atos fights off HP and Capita to retain NS&I contract
  • Yahoo Japan says hack attack may have exposed 22 million users
  • London Olympic Park will become home to a datacentre facility
  • Managing the mobile enterprise
  • Shanghai cyber hacking unit back in business, says US
  • FT is latest media group attacked by Syrian hackers
  • Google makes IaaS product Google Compute Engine generally available
  • Yahoo board approves $1.1bn deal for Tumblr
  • Veeam adds WAN acceleration to virtual machine backup product
  • BYOD: Securing the risk to access the cost benefits
  • Dell sees profits plummet amid hardware freefall
  • Government spends £260m on e-prescribing
  • Mahindra Satyam draws a line under turmoil
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