• China’s Huawei and ZTE a security threat, says US committee
• Global census shows datacentre power demand grew 63% in 2012
• Sheffield Hallam University unveils computer workshops
• Storage briefs: Tape library just the ticket for car park firm
• Security firm warns against Samsung Galaxy Tab for enterprise use
• Social media presents risk of data overload
• Lloyds TSB system error causes ATM problems
• Cisco acquires vCider
• Charities recognise key role of technology
• IT contractors expect job opportunities and salaries to rise
• Cisco appoints two new presidents
• Payment errors could undermine Sepa advantages
• Interview: Gwyn Thomas, CIO of the Welsh Government
• GLA rolls out cloud-based incident management tool
• Samsung promises profit despite Apple patent battle
• National Skills academy framework backed by UK employers
• Server market to grow despite maturity as datacentres, tablet use rises: Gartner
• Google’s Motorola job cuts to cost $300m
• Edinburgh Airport outsources IT infrastructure
• RBS unveils iPhone case for NFC payments
• Meg Whitman unveils HP turnaround plan
• Big data advice from big names, Coca-Cola and Lastminute.com
• Skype launches customer Wi-Fi service
• CIO interview: Tony McAlister, chief technology officer, Betfair
• Law firm puts IT service management in the cloud
• Government spends £2m on global cyber security centre
• Crown Prosecution Service CIO quits to join Lockheed Martin
• Telefonica Digital graduate scheme encourages international outlook
• BlackBerry 10 to launch in January
• Indian IT giant set to win Home Office contract
• Strata spotlights data science in media sector
• EE to launch 4G services on 30 October 2012
• Case study: How WorldPay built its IT from scratch after RBS split
• HP revamps portfolio for software-defined networking
• Tesco records historic decline amid online shake-up
• 4G victory was technical, not political
• Citrix releases XenServer 6.1 with cloud and 'shared-nothing' storage capabilities
• 4G spectrum cleared early by Arqiva and DigitalUK
• UKtech50 2012: Who are the most influential people in UK IT?
• Case study: Johnston Press rolls out Salesforce CRM on iPads
• Queen Elizabeth Hospital King’s Lynn adopts BI dashboard
• Rolls-Royce signs outsourcing deal with HP
• UK severely lacking in engineers warns Royal Academy
• HMRC deploys Becrypt off-the-shelf encryption
• Condor Ferries moves business applications into co-location datacentre
• Toyota uses Microsoft for global communications
• Hackers target White House military network
• BT does deal to manage British American Tobacco network
• 4G meeting to determine spectrum future set for today
• Businesses to face tougher penalties for data breaches
• Family-run distributor uses Claranet to boost IT capabilities
• Adobe makes collaboration and reuse a priority for PDF documents
• We need European datacentres to 'be successful' says Box CEO
• Internships help graduates land better paid jobs, study finds
• London gets another finance technology hub
• Shared services proposal splits Cornwall Council
• Labour pushes for spectrum cash to be spent on housing
• O2 to expand BYOD scheme
• Phishing attacks cast wider nets in businesses
• Google opens €75m energy-efficient datacentre facility in Dublin
• New processor designs boost graphics to speed up Windows
• Buro Happold adopts Polycom video conferencing
• iCreate to encourage generation of young coders
• BT and Yahoo block UK2 IP addresses
• Top ten cloud computing confidence killers
• RIM posts another quarterly loss - but it could have been worse
• More work in standardisation, data protection needed to meet EC’s cloud plans
• ICO publishes cloud data guidelines
• Information security: Technical skills highest in demand
• Cisco buys Wi-Fi data specialist ThinkSmart
• Swiss consortium turns to business analytics to help build smart electricity grid
• B2B data integration offers bigger bang than big data, says Freeform Dynamics
• EC sets out strategy for EU cloud data and standards
• BT revamps One unified comms service as CEO Luis Alvarez takes the helm
• Martial arts retailer Blitz Sport drops Sage for SuiteCommerce
• Izz ad-Din al-Qassam hackers launch cyber attack on US bank Wells Fargo
• Java flaw allows attackers to bypass sandbox defences
• UK ranks only eighth in world internet freedoms
• Community special school rolls out touchscreens for SEN pupils
• Google to use wind energy to power Oklahoma datacentre
• Small cells could be the answer to mobile performance
• HMRC becomes first major department to use G-Cloud
• Need for increased network bandwidth is IT's biggest datacentre pain-point
• Skandia Team GBR analysed its way to victory at the Olympics
• Research reveals mobile engagement investment
• Move to cloud still all about security for UK firms, survey shows
• Universities missing out on online applicants, warns Nomensa
• Samsung faces call for Galaxy S3 security update
• Microsoft's datacentre energy waste highlights datacentre bad practices
• How agile is Universal Credit?
• BYOD: IT must tackle printer security
• Mid-market companies are outsourcing more
• BT announces 163 broadband exchanges
• Hitachi Unified Storage VM brings multiprotocol storage virtualisation
• Domino Printing Sciences puts service desk in the cloud
• Remote working cuts employee desk space
• Adobe unveils Edge tools for mobile development
• Security concerns hold back mobile banking adoption
• Gartner: Businesses need to prepare now for HTML5
• IT jobs have shorter shelf life than most
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