- Hunt wants paperless NHS by 2018
- FusionIO launches hyperscale computing server flash card
- Huge botnet infecting smartphones in China
- Gartner predicts the demise of the desktop PC refresh cycle
- Facebook launches Graph Search and partners with Bing for backup answers
- Campaigners oppose Nominet plans for secure .uk domain
- SAP reports 14% revenue increase, operating profitability softens
- Plusnet tests sharing IPv4 addresses
- Islip puts up cash for fibre broadband
- Global energy management software market to grow in 2013, say analysts
- Direct Line begins two-year IT project to decouple from RBS
- Brocade names Lloyd Carney as CEO
- UK office workers swamped with phishing emails, study finds
- Security firm Secarma recovers data from drives bought on eBay
- Researchers uncover advanced cyber espionage campaign
- Welsh government invests £39m in school broadband
- Why e-petitions wouldn't have happened with a system integrator
- BT SmartTalk links smartphones with landline accounts
- UK hackers admit stealing Michael Jackson tracks from Sony
- G-Cloud procurement launches latest tendering process
- Anonymous uses Aaron Swartz suicide to call for copyright reform
- Post Office announces amnesty for Horizon evidence
- IT education and careers system in disarray, reveals CIF
- Oracle rushes out patches for Java zero days
- Schools to save £10m in Microsoft licensing costs, claims DfE
- Google's role in the enterprise: Interview with Thomas Davies
- European Cybercrime Centre opens in The Hague
- Morgan Stanley job cuts could hit UK IT staff
- Former Lloyds executive cries foul over IT whistle blowing
- NATS says BI key to five-year investment plan
- BlackBerry services down for Vodafone users
- Infosys surprises market with solid results
- SAP puts Business Suite on HANA, joins transactional to analytical
- Microsoft opens Azure cloud to Linux apps and VMs
- Windows 8 fails to stem PC decline
- Whiptail tops the class with flash array plus SAN two-tier strategy
- Disable Java to protect from latest zero-day
- OCR unveils entry level qualification in computing
- Google faces tough EU stance, says Joaquin Almunia
- News International presses ahead on the cloud with AWS
- Government extends employer £1,500 apprenticeship grant for further 12 months
- Nokia doubles Lumia sales in fourth quarter
- Ruby on Rails flaws expose thousands of websites to attack
- Fashion Retail Academy boosts Wi-Fi with Networks First
- Tesco rolls out Microsoft Office 365
- Software piracy international in scope, says Fast
- Flash storage widely used, with 60% running an SSD tier
- Software development key reason for £468m MoD overspend, says NAO
- Drive-by and XXS attacks will increase in 2013 – but why?
- Europe-wide patents could spread smartphone wars
- Internet firms concerned over EU data protection proposals
- IT contractors seek to fill skills gap left by public sector cuts
- Expect two or more supplier audits this year
- WAN optimisation choices in the age of cloud and virtualisation
- Virtualisation's complex licensing is a 'ticking timebomb', claims study
- King.com gaming site unlocks big data with Hadoop
- Mobile banking demand drives app development innovation
- EC welcomes reports on proposed data protection reform
- Amazon seeks recruits for London Digital Media Centre
- Punch Taverns serves up free Wi-Fi with The Cloud
- Scottish digital skills academy, the 'Heroes Centre', creates 30 jobs
- UK Border Agency tenders for security systems
- Google offers free Wi-Fi in New York
- CES 2013: Driverless cars could be next for the enterprise
- US military gets new software testing rules
- UK military at risk of cyber attack, warn MPs
- Network Rail to invest extra £333m in IT over five years
- Misuse of social media could wreak havoc, warns World Economic Forum
- Are software audits good for your health?
- Online growth buoys retailers over Christmas
- Cloud erodes global IT services value as budgets remain tight
- Businesses overconfident about cyber security, says Deloitte
- VoIP awareness up but user numbers remain low
- MPs slam the award of government contracts to tax-avoiding IT firms
- Industry partnership to create hundreds of IT apprenticeships
- Dell doubles object storage software choices with Scality
- CES 2013: Qualcomm launches Snapdragon 800 processors
- CES: Samsung says BYOD will be the norm by 2014
- William Hill bets on mobile for gambling on the go
- Samsung predicts fifth record quarter
- HTC profits plunge 90% in fourth quarter
- Barclays' Linux programme not a snub to suppliers
- Parliamentary commission calls for electrified banking ring fence
- BFI appoints Edward Humphrey as director of digital
- Government broadband policy must refocus on business
- Morrisons sees poor sales due to lack of online presence
- Global business intelligence spending to double in four years
- Ernst & Young email keyword analysis identifies fraudsters
- Dutch government publishes security flaw disclosure guide
- Multi-cloud strategies will become commonplace, says Rackspace CTO
- German state accuses Facebook of violating privacy
- Huawei revenues to smash $35bn for 2012
- Consumers want stronger mobile payment security
- Executive brings own software which is adopted by business
- Cloud computing skills gap is widening, warns IDC
- Microsoft Patch Tuesday offers no easy start to 2013
- In 2013 virtualisation will drive flash and backup decisions
- Mobile broadband best bet for telecoms revenues
- Google reaches agreement with US regulators
- Wi-Fi Alliance to merge with WiGig
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